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ivan burst ehrase *sit Pi
• Jert e, t. AndvousLj," lea cried;
hut your Imeincss0 turn* Out tO be
o gravOt that Vo MII•St
u no' taOre. • Wa aro SO ealilte,
wo.:thiet 'tt'o 414.41 gamo 917,
Ir&t9%d wk eltit%
eith/0
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iind
demo. / eeticl
"It WAS • 4:0,17
heard." be NIgh•ed.
into. his asat, •
'Vane' brother.*
nbed
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'ot
beep voice
as 'he wank back
'voice? les Lone
•,..e.e,,
Pi v b u • :eleselti 113 ti his',1114.1,41,-, ,.
'; It 0.pkft.• '• ,akatiationt tn. ' '. • 1,4,1tot
Ulm ,...., -Wprk 4te, •
:
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,:,:wi-disf':,.,or . nvan, itoNv ,.i.s. 04:1,y, grat,itude'll.s..., ' u'i14i1
,
0.,$5ildo tp.. pis; 'itt•d thcriiq,e(ItIg4:0,09.`4,it.rOcr:•` 31110'..V;t4qUt neet.1$
fet,s"Put'Ot the. qxte tiOn enttc,;4054s,13))CpA4 • IVO ,0410'• '4,VOnAtin,' te110ft ey ',Se ,th,
''' praY' • • cantirreelWe.; 4,1,r1 S4 talttatIthflet thenhands ,of •beiliefuirtese, UI4.41 :1'. '
. •itertlee4s: eVert.fele'thiese. *het taiietlee 441 that, '.6'Inilile. 'On ...0rrail.14.' or- hinfin'Z
.it rayei. aPpliVaide 'oillyithe ±0 auettlee'theiregyol that lo.tnc oat •kia
' MIA. the retitiso- e, •tc,:f'ren' it it ' We. .elitter, their 'eare that lietCri in. •syrtre
preSaible •to .ithey' the ctAtentand in . the "PatbSt- ' • ' ' - ' ' n '
'ordinary' sense it is doubtful 'whether -Pro:tale I'3 an attitude' rather thole
iziw n e e ' i ' me . lov, not notat. in • ilepaitts • 1., e), • '
- 44-4t4* . ' ' e„..............' 1.1Lentit,,- t' it tetit,eaeaine
r
• • It la aot:stxange ha fl 30S lave 0 r4c. 4, 11 tksC 41 i . ,_ \
_._ _
'0 away ,frern the practice of I 'as much tuareet tart Wtion .
.is as tnit '1 1:14 -:•'•Eng) . \t•iglIt•ie wel)ttt• .11
iethanelleseetsedalee
. lit'Seree.„
61- its meaning is eve nee rayere are•-7-5)77-0•iiirkei-
with the modern, conception of life., lie letters of a friend are, to
Once prayer meant the sealing of the; of that friend. The. 'eve
eyes and ,the ears to the ecenes. and witheut ceasing; the pray ....
-the sounds- - .-61: this. life- that ' - • •*-- • e. . '-int---igliqf-a• ---14
Wight •gaze upon and hold conmitat-lenee of, theknowledge Of, h
c iOn with those of another world. It 'God 't • .
,
i meant, too, 'alinest exclusi,vely • the GOES ON 'WITI11/IlT C.YEA
act of ardently petitioning heaven . :, ' ie
tor the things that ope could. not ' I rayer is art atmosphere,
arid often 'would. not got for biraself. a eteiond. add higher nature
Ilut life- today dare riot, ihut .tts• a life that in itself is One
eyes; it counts it jet sin to ftpiore title' 'broken petttien for h•i•s like
. tulti,stiLlife.) -,. It will find • expressien In so, ,tall, anti of soldierly
world. of need -and 6111 Vell 1014 the Wiii not be limited to "'t' hi. foreigner; the deeP coi- *port
hearing; an and re a slight disguise'. fa.lse pess-
-et s. (Ind -presto/ we are in 1St.
c ,
these things
•'.71ten. Met.'
more than a
God without
in what • wa
ging*? In w
I.
. lit 1 ialft ,
,417'.4.Ovii;,.0,1liaho lA04,k
stingtitg, the, * '!" *-
it,
*lioWei ale ,
..e•
Zeit:tr.:101 V. grOalke4t
. •• „„ ,
out Ati It di
ctitlit-pol, '.,a‘v$ Int,:, 4,,.-; ")...f :1'..‘,'itt3'*v'((t."',.,i x , ittit Viiliep 1u it 'a
. Anfirt:)4§" ) . fe. listeii '1(1
ller . ernA'3,, lalien •iVith *it'. Gievitinai"a' .NiTO , , )4tpxo #141,t'i, .
sOROP-,ruge.grok4 atif,l'ila%le, ot iiir,luto, till.,-,41t6rill'and-,that• enY.beathee.' ,
a .pe,11.0elvan- eyea.•41nipieloi' et, -Wei 104 .that 'iS. '‘viity'',,1 'lied to Sratt.
'Frenchmen who onerged "" pttetteeditYl eterVe le ,etron;ger, my ' hated Swat),
-front the little ieetaarant across the' than '• his.,• You have had ,falhares
-*erre ',I
riirh
VerSt
$,
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'tttsteil031 for yOtl?'.-
'It s t right it 441 atOrt
thent, urelti,e,
"Bush! Would you give hipal tO
the hangenitn? Listen. Vern;
xij-
thing con isalkve intl. Even did YOtA
tell thane, am still guilty in the •
nut X atn, '
211,, . • i
tetPAY. s •
' "thiirg-tlovvr , happy,"
•,(ak ttappink'i.e.
it •,Peter.el
*07-dtieeeirgfil. Xeciii- 4,41.4, 1
ta tonl,tter'rett briU•i' if is Anite'•fiaria to:
PelOhihtt)).41,* •
-;01)1!i)f, 7' 'write to Ivan 7tiArOff-eitela .Ite t
• s'•.1:t; tlite;V•ritl,*41!Ittet. (ri °etre"
0.3toPP-0, irrQuA •c4r,i '• i»t I 'klereal thee; lid nO
Inge Jsi. looked. rottnd and Iliad; lar ic was iho ,,mss of a: In.
ft, in hikns hiunenktl,4e. 14°attonwar Vit4lits•
fie hitetber'ii voice! ' had! tiot will
ik dreaming; he had:heard' It, felt ti wht) nevr; stbc° °I°1'°•"
e. . le AM. fn prise
xarswayere they, laughing nbout the play folth hande, 'shut Mi Pant re 'err' thUndered someone at . fed
,
the love 1 thia • --, . fserLF
it:SW"--4S-rte'11,11,erttF• e .
the peace thought 'or -his, ownistudent -trays. He Wets- tire ' active beitexe-dozoil soldiers seized him;
goes on hard lot that cruet -night, and groan- ono -thou $0 bcddo o • ilerY ill l'I'w flung hint to the floor, and bound
I I slightly as he :tramped on, and i great ranee. ,that hes made himeelc a hine hand and foot:
le etres-ileft the narrow street deserted once' name which still endur ei "
, Not so rough, please with my
e. •
The chnreh Clock
. • •
was striking too well ' knowue hour can he . ent.er
e4Yes-e--yeae"- retorted- IVa114' !:.-110_ la young -frieetd. It was "IL Andr ti-
e love Or ,cignin.
ski • who spoke. "Lift him up and
1
SIM1 • eleven when a WW1, ette de up to a sttlissinr'
"How can 17011 enter it, then? Are
a habit, large, old-fashioued Ito tSti and ere
. „,i .itk ill, kneeketi, welted. tau lously rolma you not so 011;0 But there will be
lonai un_ to see if he had been followed, fie little ditileulty; I assure 5.ote. We
nese, and was a young malt a twenty-five or shall trae'el as father and on. he
little 4Dr hi* ::::1-1:7irk 4.1.4:47:44c-outit- 0144 - "L-11-te•
149 ter cap draw,n low down, eo that ill ei'it . eer
Ire,........._
.....ae,
be seen. Felloti-Altife; we ere men now. -7.iry
brother's ardor bats .cooled----" ,
The tempest raged so furionsly that "Po yolt tell me he is a traitor'?,
1 e kaoeked thrice before his smile is lucity 1,•oti are an old mad':
are not. . • father; witch a life will involve the
"Ice' '07.'111TAP3i* ts aulernaking of requests and the, gr.lantirtV:
!getting of gobds from, ot them , but such things will be cely
labor Or' compensation •i.'.,„, , ,' I not essential. to its eom-
does it dider front be- t *""'"'en‘414'
at way is the man ,,,,rhn amnion. I iving with dual a father
i we shall tell him all eine needs, de- it
ons wes hes.rd and the door opened
says _ e •f -
,
'411E,A,VEN O'WES_itilt „A LIVIN.G.''ihilet our Joys hopes, and aspire-.
anti bertee. than tilIF one- who 'says" tionet? We shalIewant Iiiin -tO fl0111
"The world oeveserneeaeliving'"? Tho work toreloice with us in, ,Lt,.. Peayee
----Oretittet- of-suelte:pr-ayeeeisepateperizsee avill...he-XeratrOgal-
tton. The-lOgicat _end of that theory -The prayer that is 110 More than
, is savagery; all the inducements. to petition for provision roast be 0.14
toil easewiell as alle-theereeetrairs.ts. of painful to___God as it would be to us .My faith.' who would ''be out an such
-• ..,, life •Woulde-tre One; ono might • ask who aro parents if our • childrenta night? I Elereree-M-. ivan, -an -per
'16r colarititlei- tin othersasW011 asr'; never ...ealdresited 'tie. 'save to beg --for Mit eittie •t6 eelint-out-thisteilleeli:al 'e
for; hies:sings oft orteself. I their irteals and thole, clothes. On theeelitriate. lint those brothels, th...14Y
• - at preen -0i y e cu tfir-htend, the tife-uf-ePtrrytam•rt-rrtreatikte----iteeieeaeottdee4ede"
of prayer arise from the limitation fotind no exaressIon In Words:" thet finuttered. wile made fast the door;
of its meaning to a petition. They Made no requests And looked for no It is really most wontlerftete
come from the point of view', that tangible gifts. would bo as strange , Alike? 'Ille Iniittilos , were not
in reSpense to prayer orders. T ho more alike than those twin brotilers
•
thinks oaly,of answers, of gocids sent as if our children were dtMh and we
•man who says t will work for my
bread instead of .begging heaven for
It may be still a man of prayer. Ilia
work may be - the noblest prayer,
• sirs, fears, but -shall we hitie from I
by a little old rtran. "My brother,
eeithine Mtirtel* e,eictel• tho visa -
r, speaking in French. •
X es -yes, of CotirSe, replied nee
atatesertemte shrugginve hiseehittilderee
"M. Paul is in- his iticeere warra studio.
INTERNATIONAL LESSON.
MAY 28.
tesaon IX. ihe Crucifixion. Gol
en Text, X. Coi. 3.
Lie.t"FeS'ON-W-ORD-STIIBIE-See
were powerless to love them In deed
as • well as -in- feeling.. The •life•oi
prayer is the realization of the per-
fect relations of the .Aell Father With
all his children..
• .
_Jesus_ ateNaearethe the 1 We to: tele.
witness; probably r&ords tee exatet.`
wording. or the title, the other even-
gelists giving only the substance
(coinp. Matt. 27. file Mark )5. 26;1
Luke 23. 88).
• 20. Ilebrew , . . Latin . . . Greek
thus intellOile to
all, .Iews, Greeks, and Romans.
alike.
stlanding there, shit) ley silks, before
the blaeleg Ore.
"It late, but I could not dame
'sooner. What newie 1,0-131?"
"Alet ter." ---
Paul- aemilede &elite went across to
e-bareene-whieir -heettalockette-eNo
that.-yer.It is the -answer from. St.
Peterstkurg.'' , • .•
The brothers' eyes - Met to a quick4
strange' glan-Ce.
"From Vera?`' asked Ivan, tirrning
Note -These Word Studies are bas- 23. ills garments -Together with
oir-thedr-text---ett-ttne-fterristeke-those-of theAveo-nialefieetarseeriece
Version.. led. with- him, The action was tie.
Sequence of Events -John does not 'cording to well established euetent.
_erecortetheelacteethat ,hetere. de• -1 Coat -An un..dargatur,n etIr nen
11N/tering- up Jesus to be crucified seat tunic. reaching, from the neek to thee
his prisoner to Ilerod Antipas, liese knees, or .possibly, leire Aotneti.res, to
jurisdiction- extended over Galilee t -ho ankles. '
........enteraeseeeeehere -Seems .ileen. Woven front _theee"teep eller2111.
during most of his life. llerod was 4,• An expensive gatinerit-,-, onefliCe
in Jerusalem at this time, and wa8 't as the high priests wore.• "
,..gladeofetheeepportun'itee at seeing des4 21 Vesture -clothing collectieely.
he had heard rautb 'Fife /initiation -is -front Nile 22. lie,
Jesus refused absolutely to C°0111% .he • •
fl
with Herod. with the result that.; sister, Mary the wife of Clepas, and
both 11ePO4 and
1.11.0C•m• 6 -
sending him back to Pirate klenke 23. the (wife) ol Crapes, and N
away.
"Alver-frrnir -Vera. *-Sece---ft-iii-
0 1(110e:break the seal yourself,...and
read rut. Our fate is within.
"Welt, come what may, we are bro-
thers now -and altrays. Let -us em-
brace before I read -before we
know."
--
"Pear Ivan and Pane -Everything
is cruel in. Russia -even love. Von
say .you both iOve Me; and am
o answer Which of esteirl-teivei
will marry. Paid, 11, is you. Ivan.
forgive 'tried and me,"
' There wha a. tcnae Alence.
•
Ivancheerily, hut his 11 s entverefi
set him on the seat. Now, take the
revolver out. of his pocket, and give
it to me. Colonel. I have performed'
my duty; here is your. priSoner. But'
leave us, please. have the tetrangee
fancy to be his companion -still; It
will be answerable for him. Thank
ou. iNow Jeeek •ns in, and light
•.0.1••••,..e..eeeeeee,e, efeeeee,
1 h*;„tritine_eped one and the twg The- lainecaity of the dog is- mutt • NIAW14"
InittetIttiffilIttetilt
men, 14oked at one another.- -The elde
er was the first to Weak.
e 441itY Poor the animal than is that of ,the 'horse
'larger in proportion to the siee of
boy. UM. truly sorry for you, na:y. and eho ineenigeneo shown by Ito
• s Are ,,Peterpeetg..eon. Bot Si
ax.
The intelligenee of the members of
the &Antal 'kingdom is advietteine.em
aisp. John A. Drake, (teener of a
g -racing stable and famoui4 fee •
ins admiration of the horse, own*
a precocious eollie that can tell the
size of a bank note. She atlis and
substracts • small numbers and (aa
tell the time et day frotti thee_fitee
of a watch. The Enropean neun-
papers have 'recently been tilled w.tli
the neCOUnts of a wonderful. horse
_ate.Derlinethateaan I reertaInt___
lora be angry; 1 ,ant .a.human being canine race should not occasion bur-
Itttutits urfloa4,1:131__00;:lorita3c4h,K)0.701rciyliti_t_44.."shissa.ipcetitere,I; tilt _n_ 60::: ' nr__ .was. au a6:elltief the 8._,..ecre: Pdso• .
, . 1, (elan nty. nanus were Imo, 1, modern dog
eb.ec111°InteinlapaanfiEr ...11
D UM before." ,
„... .,. moanett the Other. -
e el•--)•c1-1"--c"-..13- ;•.°,tte...--11-9..Y. -- 91-_-_- ":1Si,rit'lg' ''4(:ta. - Youe-wouldenot--harne -air old e rie' afti nniiseessiettngnser.gtre-de nuttst-n-gscothetetinagne4i-petilarp.s-ostescit.'
1 0.- "In"ke tno; YOu ' j°1VIX ' '''' • mho- hos but done ids duty? Beside'* The shePherd" dogs brought front .
Posvor-s' - e,,,,eee.„.„,...' ` --e7r ale tapped The povirdt-iirvittort-sToiria- tro-Roiiii--.---ilicT---best---e-criy,io6. -
,t1Int I have -commenced-to uereseetpea was eho eeeedeeee . .
"I'm not. afraid to die." readr-the-Germate-army-tma ate
ttyrtselii,14f6;ttchwelnouirt47v,_y.41)" e_airansterr_Lialuptel
"T kaloW.-lt, eleiSten to, -me. You tgatintedanilniarm tnotnunbieeirr a. omfbtilliketitteiinteslel:-.
bey. -Look eatt „eine.- ph s* And were -doomed -long--ago;eyou -havit 'boo e. • tertness'eveirich-they ex • ••••
he dung ti. phial to the 1round.44 watched: (you and Your brother) ever bibit ireeseetisieseput weva,4012_41,,,,,,,_;,...,,,
tv---.014k*"`"t-when-th*I'44'4's ip'ireifaY'ZiTi--ffer-liroiiriCrt'irair"IT er in the high grass oir*aflet fields said
_wilt_ f°17°U hit,i righteelleek %In"; a that exPloston.' Iltid110,11cd to lure to be worthy -of t .heLftrarous-dogseof -.---,
readful scar -he had'_branded him- yo a back to Russia, others would St Tternard.
self with an acid-. , , ' have lured you. The imperial with: If the dogs are giving .such valued _
shrugging hie shoulders; vo fitit e
said It. Androuski.
"le -u * v -neeettit to catch you, Paul Petroff; the mired tiat they will receive reeogni-
---Y. aid to the Japanese, we can feet a*. -
•••What a pity!" orities never lose their man; thei
tion, c en if the Mikado has to, de- .
rive another day of national 'thanks.
giving to hie four -footed allies,
spoilt your handsome .face -still. I
shall now be ableto distinguish M.
Paul. the lucky:men. from M.
• • • dP *
"Remember year oath, .1ilarteL"
e 01.
Inne.41por--
di•fliculty was that Ivan was so like
you-ahl you smile -and you were so
devoted, you two, that; we feared
a trick might be played us 'and, we
xnlght get hold of the wrong • man.
oewspeeetireevoedvt
your brothertie-saVerifit•
the terrible oath .you. forced- e tO you smilo .again;' yes, you are still
take. will do' what youl, wish." the Iteeky man." • •
"In half an hour our visitor of "And to what lucky place are you
hest night is coming fer me; I am go- taking me?"
in away. never to return. My friend, "To the fortress ,of SS. Peter and
you will obey my. instructions. The iflaul.'•
good-bye bottleof vodka was too "And What. think you the sentence- reeentlY• Ile is twenty-two_ years of
Stediff; foe -Thy brotireeeettent vitlehel--Theentinesr-t---- •
Sma.un Sing lIpoo, • the szhallest ' *
a.thlete in the world, made his first
appearance before the London public'
sleep end sleep (with tile aid of -this ' "-Nut so (ruet- aii"that, my age. ---= Ills -height -is ---31 einches.,_his____
JuirCOile add), I leave with you) till will be "the death, Will you believe! fighting *eight 20 lbs.
hoYteit chestetneaeurentent 24 inches. andeleht-,
,
Friday: you ainderstand? Then youi me? _I admire you: I am your friend
tI kg,I.
nal him and ve ItinThli- Itrt Irtor"-Veiry ritrange?-13- .
ter. 'Come. lee's look at him." They -saintly velic winch I AVCOrs I swear,
bent over the uncomicietes Irian lyin I speak the truth to yeu. I had a
Zirthe-ciii-1011: -"My Peor-liiiitlifer;-
[Itafe conquered after all. It iseee-all"
for the , best -all for love and for
_thee. 'Marcel, tell me, what eve you(
eirite-face?-hfeethinge -strange?"
• ''''':Ittiklingag'a' he -closer. Are _you his sweetness and has love, in, his 41,,,,,,, ,
. ., , • 'ri ,
tee? No-patnte-upparent- -on hia raree-abilitir. but heet urued, traitor 1""""-"
- to his Czar and countr d it lieilliailit the inallt-raiiiri•21- t ri s' -
y, an eves ' f.. ct that
SIngllpooS accomplishments a.re
I a good linguist, for he speaks
, was excepted. teornetimee in the ail- ,n lish well. German fluently. and
-gat rtern-he eereneh ribtto e
, 'inititiortiffir
tone -Mews how dearly. -1.glorfed-' ofthe evils of preenSMing,
native Burinese.
enco of the night, I Weep and Wring /To provides an appainng example
my hande ter hirri. loved himeerthl ile OTiJot
j1b5fleW1tdt0-11;e•
In
bis 114ndi""1ace and term' in his waive land at the early age of
"There is nothing on his face at.
-eilt-Wgoettle--Noweloote-a, entee-`2 .
-ott: you have that horrible scar. ed the prisoner at. length. '
•Tairrninpfuivi• Am= a line_
I e okl Irian buried his face in his
andesat. shbtering_tuuLailent.„
" tetlente-ef-444 " •
from John's narrative is the warning I. wort ifife s in 0 Aree • c
-6T-PflatiFlit-Wite'eto-lier-Imsheatral,----tdebeesuppliede -Whileeverye-prohahle, t-
eters Man (matt. 2I,19). Roth, of ; was the noun Intended, here, since
these events precede Pil ate: s inal ' deught er" -or' even "sister," might
presentation of Jesus' to the, Jews in',accordance with Iiflg*14t10 usage
and Mao the cruel mockery and 1 have been intended, We note also
scourging at the -hinds- of die hand thitt no- ronjUnntion earcurs- between
of ifOinnilti Seldfers inside the Praetor:. the phrase "his mother's sister" 0.11d
Jam (John 19. 1-4; Matt. 27. 27-130; the following main "Mary," which
Mark 16. 1649). I would Scent to indicate that the two
'tithed purple, but wearing al. Were to be identified, thus making
crown of thorns, and bleeding front the number of viinnen mentioned
head to foot as a result pi that Core: three ranter-tlfan fear, as soratecennt
• - °nation and of molt cruel\ scourging.I'mentators think. The question can-
' • :=Lba::„„__ 0...%yeYer,,,ke ,zojAlyel settled.
presence of -his• enemies, only o
- greeted -by-them --with the_try„. _eler ei.-4...Were...ale.0present, at . the Cross; coin-
cify him, crucify hint." "Anti their pare Matt. 27. 56; Mark 15.-10; mut
--voices prevailed" over the cowardly 1 Luke 23. 49, elopes here mentioned
and •• weakling governor,' "and Pilate must not • be corifounlied with Cleaves
gave sentenee that what they asked; mentioned in Luke 24, 18. A cont -
for should be (lone" (Luke 23, 23, .parisorteof Matt. 10. 3 and Dike 24.
24). John adds sonie Nealuable de-ei 10 with John 19. 25 suggeette rr,ther
toile of the 'Closing Scene of our that ,Clopas Is to be identified uith
Lord's, trial before Pilate (John 19. Alphtiens, father of &allies the 14041A
7-15"), including the %iUtioii01 tha!(.om• Mnrk 8 I-8; Luke.), r i Acte -
fear that. came aver Pilate ,upoe his 'tie' i3), Alphaeus being tlie G
hearing of the claim of Jesus to be and elopes the rfebrew at Slyriac
Von cap -Mot go tome; eon must eon
Tar iu ellefet
tree-ttfritherer
added tea yours----"
"M.? -Superb b'eotber; but it can-
not be." .
"Ilut 1 say iteaeen. and it. shall
be. Paul, let we Ite4ii you; I rim
bear it then.- Mirk!' A knock." -
"At this hour! ("an it
A Minute later the terelitirt ,art-•
flounced that a genflereare-it M. An-
drouskl-requ -ester! op. Interview, and
a white-haired old. than Immediately
entered the room and bowed graVely
"I crave pardon, ineesteurs, for
this ntfiittge,-
but the !riessage which 1' have the
honor to convey is urerent to the
lent degree. M. Pauli Petroff, which
is he?" And he inotivd, with a,e6mile
from ohe brother to /the other.
"I am Ito, raonsleur." said Paul;
"he eoated. Your montage is-"
" r+1011-4110; I--0haPge-yett;
crept. Is It safe to ripf•ak• bet•eq".
"Verfectty; My servant knows not
the Son of God (Verse 8), and also name of the Sitille pereen. For other a word of Itusitian, ani there is no
- one else in e bowie."
the ilareat of the Jews to proclaim" re erences to Mary Aingdolene cornth
elaten enemy of ColtFia:t ;1 e be! pare Luke th 2; Mark 16. 0; lro• 40; "Plecept your brother here. Von
110--04110 now, you wo.
t•
1.„,!Liock! 110 Jr, friead 1 am "Because. you are
Valty. the-lua y -
man is at your service. • lint softlyyou to know that 1 arrt only human;
• pleare; Ivan is asleep here; look. at thatI can pity and can love. Tell
him. We have been up alt night and me. is there aught I can do for you?
he ;a...quite worn, slot...T.012r_ 1e1IowI cannot $n•vo y,,Ou: none can. •Ifut
Let us go; we havet said good-bye, he you inay,, wi4s your friends to know
nI' of .your fate; you may Wish to See
•* scanecae-;-'''
ad .,
• • • •
Portion to his RIXO., 110 is accus-
rimed tte It - dotter -with -ordinary-
mortat nns eat .1 as mile ae
.Th..i train had crossed tile frontier; fortressr,
the travellers were in Russia. that . "Yes; I have the power to let
vOU." • '
white land of red anarehy.. M. An'
"There is a girl; 7 should like to
dronski gave a sigh of relief and lit
saacitheet le, twi_gairiettp: .,0 t'.Mv dearTattadU--
rn.;
"1will'her ti,!2-y-o-t-i.- - --:iiici-..is
hi.seconiPaltittit..PleYinitY,_RP thg i$..6110?
red cheek, l'altA„w laughnble it iii. WO"Swear that no hope shall come
have hoodwinked those clever 0111:1tee.,,..ihtrer.t12.13.,eros ami..1:)y my
Maker.
dais who guard the° approaches tri
the , migiqy empire.. Our patsPos,rts I swear it."
are It' °Seer, they tell us' / na• "a' "She is Vera Varold, of the Dmitri
Prospeld: But do not distress her,
ha! , But you do not join are in the
laugh?"
I irartiore von Tell her P•aul Pet-
it is easier to
get into Russia Fort it; arre'ete;I. but it e tiothin
.
just et trifling charge. I will tell her
", Itt of it."
..
ay, dear boy, do not be gloomy role truth tny• • a •
sem,
1 e,
, on this Journey, rhieh I entoy So
• .
I much nverything goes splendidly;i
i you etvill say So soon.. My heroIn the forteess of SS. Peter and
think of the welcome •hich awaits:Paul there Are narrow dungeons far
1 •
With
• VOrEC 17. Tiley -'rhe Roman' Inetiate . ; . 'whom he loved-
bireitteee. 1, fretot
. I prium rti
My ere- comdeli t5ty0U eavarteens- d attriegt 41-tiiitt
iers followed- lty IL promiscuous The 111011- dentinlis. rills fetter Proves that you. lucky dog that you are !the loathesorne. fetid alitne Which
writer. .Iettn, who. nowhere
titude (Ltdcil 23. 27). nencrWa. "ntiVo you. forgattni that we .1o/ere' oozes- froth the river,,_ jt,nd iltere
tions his own name.' arn come preet-lutete from
Deleting the cross for himgelf-Part Woman -The Greet: equivalent je a ThiR ve, the Fen owth
watched in Paris?" !lore spacious prison -temps furnished
of the. way one Sitnon of Cyl•erte irgIS tit10 ot Tapert.
„.
- , of Prcechini. I salute vint comaradm
• l' -i.1 '17 ilis ivn honice-The Greet?. toe, ,
,coutePelle& to carry the ...Too _le; e e • 0 - • • , I 'ant N'ernter One. You hav'e heard
'.1e-m2g, but whether this was the -first ;i own ttifings or place of the person i or me? Thex., are tirring, tint,4. we
or tho_ last part a the way ili, mit • last. quout/01161). oaArrs t 0 1V) In eY41,4.41._ _01._ ow ------ ., :4 ondLitte___, mot..•••tw9 blockheads seetned to___weeifol- NL, Areieeseeeei.,_eetele_eotereeet,
, •
For _breakfast he likes three dr
four eggs,. an 48 a ificle-ine-up 110..
i10t LCOU aereatee,-._
dozen, oysters at a sitting. Ile eats
a large quantity of meat, but is not
fond et potatoee or other vegetables.
Among his treasured poes.,ssions •is
a----eb-MijSedeetet: slightly larger- Veen -'-
a -irreitiiitg-:•••ting.. which boy wears
round his little brown wrist. it wall
given lo him by Mies Lole Fuller. •
whem he tnet during one eot his tours.
• attlitti°1:1kiktlhaftl'Ittr!-emrlitigwittalli.h.ed"!.sinett:c.ru' buitiat(10 nOt o7initrzloinei713tIrithieser6..'
'Who woUld roognise you now? 'rwo that.. the prisoner.; by it Word frora
clear from the gospel narrative (comp: be suppiied. Hence a bouse 01'1.1101
teo steady •tiowtraa It is at, table stood, bis ditinv. of grettsy
7),fiat t . 27, 1ktark. 13. 20. .21,;'. by the diseiple is not neceesarq`lYrave* the. tr°n •rtitry(-1..! •
-
riinetters.
:mix it with meltett lard till just thin
enough. to epread. Done in this Way
lb will- not' blister the akin. •70 the
ease of bandaginia prained need°
the operator should ennuxiMiCe ty
taking a turn &cross the foot, am'
work well up over the ankle spate
way up "the leg, as it is nereeeary to
give support above ertil below. ttS
.1„oke 23. 25. 26; Jitlin 10: 16, 17). r nleant.. The zneaning N sitnply thAtpli"nd4 17° 5.°3 " °g11/70 tbiS. PbOt0';°!--i that' 4 --#14)t ill- 'II i'llII/I *ftd,I,Sctup and pack, bread, utitolletic•d; he
'Ilre plaee of a situll.earreni lite 'front that hour' Ali! .ye5; it frt of' Getterel ',8°11` t 'writ t," th'a I./Vit.-31°)u" . *---1.1-Y i,i was too 11 ICS. to tate-lietening . and.
' i ileirnifier of tbe be)eee,f11;07tivor,rotni). ill i 9(r.a.it'll1190 hero of tire. lanmt. The deer-,-;',' v?„ ord.' theY w°re h'It glildgs; Ita. silru K ° ; writing. ,At last the lkell comtrit e I
ovaD-Ahape of the 11111. ,1T• realieh &III th0V tateled tilev mit-Atte •• It "
tlolgotha-Ilere. ""'..igolgaileth." a! 28. After' tliE4-Cornparo Illark 1:1.i I1r1. ift1/3.e 61:411, 111(1f -41 -Ours; he tql 1,0i; eie4.•0.„" 11,,,. eGeete el, eLe. re', eeif.„,, to clang, and he started up with
skull; eraniurh. from "gill," 'or seg'01.' , 33, 44. nritl parallel parmage,4. •• '1)e rrt'ttvoved. Placed' on the ''etired" --..,''''- ' *". `."'""'""` - -1-.,84-.7 "'''''teeting iteart ftc: it tette th h 0
to move 'h 0. circle, to revOlve; i',at. ', 29e Vittegae---A sour wine in orklia.. s . •
' Ili t it l '
a. le! you! undcmtarizil , li A ite &Medi° tikt' gaily niterstards ,' ' ' - ° ° r
tote ,i . . ii. ?a.- '.. th - i . • t'• tvlik4t had 1)tin rozniseti him. . A.
1.11t, is et.. , et son, ere aro ,,are -sit
• . gullies in 1 arie: minUter went by. aioth r 'She Iv
. , 1 , c • I. • es
licalvaritte" skull. whence ()tit', Cal- ar,' Iree etiflong•-•the <annuli:to IS.,•''ople. tempte have bern inaie with th6 d
I
1 I * ''• •!coining• Ile hod been a. t‘o1 to
ttark!
vary. The exact site of Calvary -IS 147=0P -A hol101.0, med. With the. - • "Y6, but they' don't hunts ,,1114
ger et,nt t le revolver,
, achri
hi,laway (31
p2iit. ;A
ors
as).
• 18: TWO .
T. t14) -two.
mak).
:I. ., 12). near i
4 ' and near a lee D " .i • big Writ—Lt 1,010(iitarry csct
tt. 27. 39); war part ,01 Christ (eimp. Joh-
.
gardens. ,f.Tie,att to.
, • ete
thers-"Itialeldeter'S‘• 1''PAIILI.MT17.:14T
heves"' IllattItew and cif the' iiititiatlitge pattt'
I nited States is the Cornrcss.
" Jo° the inittist..That IR, betwct-n the in rraitc4:‘ tha AlsolublYx it1,001111r11r2
.. two ()Chem, , Not now ito20,.%10 1 f, t IM , IlOichstage ;• in, Prolland • the
g-4Ve*lish. i.,,,_ . \ ,14it,a14.-,•st General, lit Sipaln ithS COrtes,
10 Villate iivrotty.-411: to *c•st4f-e-e, 0, in, itr,--efo tile Mule, and itt
dOi'.:-..t,`tk 'Cokin*I,110 to Writt4!
,. / tr'4ttilt •t/o. Attrlt‘thIn
srtviUncroMen strut dti1dri
,Nolvi we have coneethihee ,neW
"Mire, rot abt:oluttly beautiful HttI
orob, 10 llou'erful, yc.t so tl_licatO
contructeri„ that .the luelw man tch
s to throw it uttsrpot'sitilk,,,
•tetipo hfurlf,„ l'ootriir‘?,
• tiPt this totter ,"tvith tnv• Vartri con-
gratelatitilitf*;, 'mod it: the privilfigeil
lot 1,q :your's; you will areomPnuIt owe'
to ItulAfa, totlortotv vcaorning to
,,yot$1r plarit duty., 1
thrcwthittselt ,comfortably
• 31:. A dro3sti tokrd his eyt-brotc,
aml spread out bin bonds Iwfore hint.
"Is it pos,6iP)10, dear boyl. Why, you
aro oS tortrous • tea a Woraitn. Can
or. Vet! tress the Channel without
iineetinst ,one 01 the ti:eoptclikbie ittuos.
t atti ot Soho? Come, have !cigar -
he young tt ma lit
r Whitt oe tico, tt
Mid hooSpran
well as at t eVat o t e injury. e!,
allY. fasten the bandage with ti
safety -pin or a couple of stitc165.
' A teasronniul of F0w1Iife11 row re
of stilpitur. -put into a win=.-gltv-s of
wnter and stirred with the fireeer
frier* .0 • srearremerellearti
thing to ii9e as it gargle in ce cae'e
dipht heria. • If. the •-•petient canseet
gttrgle, put a simian -rut tit striptur-u:1.
a shovel*, Place tf livt, on' it._
and allow tile • patient it* Vas'
funics
. A good remedy for tioarten-s is.to
aWirfeTTcleivas one tifolaTat. an stfiptt..
leeZe a 'little ot the thieterted aad
hea.ted,Juice over luntpof 8uq1V;4tDd.
take froqueritly. ilevax 14
extellept" thingfor 1o5s Jot VO:C47.14'
Sotto,. ffiee,ple tire, very eflueh • tvotta,
bled tyith heartlitlrn, but
of oiangq peel is th13t1 and c'atcie. it
ittary It diretilYe •
_
%,.;11 of, a dress.
"nine, 1ve ns'inutc*
ou."The i1opik _
,
with him.
tny loved one. Oh,*it &vett
erto
- think you sire 1
foa his 010,0e4
nut:1100MG he, ikrOdd not have
iowtd you; lie IS not a. etrivilird,."
'id not lam*. 1 tricked %Ira
la6d4yltd,etalrne ttl'oattImithileageti he iti)ot
In rotponsAErto knock; ".:*ocilid
va0. poor old" Ulan bito t 0
"Why',' the. "'you ad*
Ottairity 010 to, tarn * V4Jtt-
(4'peryold."
"r04,)Oltsstiv offal' deceArtit
itturot.ettd' Atic iicgriderer. "'Tm ol
ettottglh to he. your, grandtatter.
t later he was seatitt iip
• tivo taft.
tb 1srdi' Was too good tor ijut: