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“All right," I answered dully.

We drove home in Jonathan's car. The remainder of the family went es they came, in our machine.

The door of the motor had barely closed when Jonathan began.

"There's one thing we may as well clear up, right now, young lady," he said: "You've played your last game of cat and mouse! It'e ell well enough for the young fools who've been camping on your train for the Past year and tea dancing you all over New York but it won't work with me! It won't work with me! aememlm- that; clusions, in the silence of my own noon, thence crossing Grsnd River on“, “w, m, Qum- mm; w“ being, thus sparing me further hum- Bridso to Jamal Pliiillllfl the lest you'll pull of that sort!" I-Ie iiiatldil- ~ ov ' “ W elillll H” ll thumped m, muw cuml°nl mgflly- I realised that" 14h‘! hltlift throllsh Tyne Valley. Barns ill-w- “The last, 1 say! It cost lfiB over four Kiwwll Wild 1 was Wilda ha timid Ausland noon. thence to Port Hill- mousand dollars, all told, o, m p,“ his car beside me the night 1 ran Lcslic Marl-call cvtfliisiii» Tilllrl- girl to substit e for you! And devil away from Jonathan- As l recalled l w w“, d day. May M. crossing lorry to Wm- knows what it would have cost if r his tcncs I rcccsaiscd the scnuinc he P1“? 1° P'°"‘° ‘u ‘T l,“ Miller attu- iiiwtt ilimlilli Bcl- had to go through with the thing! survrisc in it. Ho had supposed mo i110" "1101011811 "W1 °11 0118 lnont to Thomas Yeo overnight. Invitation, w“ (my 51mm; wlu; to be some strange girl-wandering, Qfwiflfmfl m!" 5M 1t‘ m°mh°n Friday, May as. lo Meier assess. the fact that I had e ring mgdgl alone, along the street at night! t d. competition arc imlltpviile St. Eleanora, noon, “ ace to owners men “l1 1i 0g! gnd comm thgt 1.. That was the sort he weal 11110 111181197 01' 14161-1‘ "WWW! 00611 stables et New Annan until May sa. Jongthgn Grey..." he drew lumen It came to me suddenly that there W" $0 $11" Whdil fail‘ day crimes Then leaving ior Arthur iierdlner. up. His flabby round face seemed to must be thousands of such girls, around their cirhibits may not Freetown, noon, through South bgjgrggf and fldbbler than eve; m girls who are out alone at night, 0111i’ 81" $110111 I ffiell-ilii 0f lllrldc Freetown to Patrick Cairns over- that mgbmg, 1 gljmpged the Jon- meeting along the darkened streets, 1111i 013° I Bil-ill 01 1110M)’ t0 cli- night. Tuesday. May 29. through ethan Grey whom Wall Btrggl; knew menwhom they do not know-even 0011MB 111611‘ filtliffl dffilfll- ‘lb Emerald to Philip McNe-lly, noon. —ruthlese, truculent, hard. es Larry thought of me! I was eor- foster l spirit 0f illllty llld 11i- thenee toWm. Cot‘ ‘s, Kenaington "comm m“ 1," h, us“ ‘gun, ry-because it's suc-h a hopeless 019180 if! 81011111015111]! tbcse 6111b! overnight. Wednesday. May .30. louder emu 9e10,‘, "had been game for a girl. Oi course, probably. are workinx bard and each new Frank Sampson's noon, thence to thrown down by some little brainless each one of them thinks, when she member adds a spark to the fiery Thomas McNlltt overnight. Thurs- ChIFI! begins it, that with her beauty and pwsress of this worthy organiza- day, May 31, James Cousins, noon, "Here after I know what you're her cunning, she can buck the tiger tion. The benefits I have derived thence to George Cottorre overnight. going to do. You do no more racing and get away with it. She refuses to from being a meuiler of our local thence through to. Fridu, out of the house leaving me to look over her shoulder and read the club are many. I have learned June let, Wm. Cottcwenoon, thence scheme and plan to cover your 1900M 0f @110 6111110" 1051118 Plill 0n lllllly Pdinte in the line of proper. to owner's stables warehouse until ks and present 8. decent front! tho back- ‘Ills cards arc siaclicd- i oi’ young stock and the Monday, June 4th. Repeat over "No more of it, I say, or I'll bell And woman always loses! Whether various methods that should be ex- ‘ I same route every two weeks for the and chain you!" a man wins or not I don't know. ercieed inbringing them along in a I season. This stallion is m black e he talked I sat with my Perhaps it's s same where there championship.

‘ a with white markings. Ere been p» hands loosely folded in my lap. I isn't any winner-only a loser. Through practice, observation, : nonnoed by competent hanging; a, looked coolly through the bevelled I lay lone last nisht in the dark- and study, I aln now quite compe- ' be a perfect specimen of horse ileeb. glass of the motor to the snow cov- lid-is 0f my room trying to vlslliililtl tent in judging livestock, having y,“ d, n, n”, any “,0,” l, Breeders wlu do well to inspect ered ground. "moush at times he my future. I Wciidtrcd i! it stitch; won at the last annual fairs first you h", “flung to "M, m thls horse before - breeding else seemed on the verge of physical vio- ed out before me merely l1 >81‘ 1-5 It: prize for this world Aside from A, m, "m," “m, w, have a where. Terms chance s5 at time ol lence 1 had not the least sense of quarrels with Jonathan. the c as - these benefits, I have gained much 1n“ m“ ‘f Men-s suns, Oven service. Season $7. Due Nov. Iet, in- fear of Jonathan. lugs 0f our wills. And I wondered ii knowledge 1n the .megh°d o; pm- in“; mm, and shoes 1,, flu sured $2, time of service eight more " Do you henar me?‘ he threatened. I 91011111 tilwilys cbmc ‘out otii] them “dun at public 51mm“ Tm, a d,“ when mare proves in ice.!. Mares Answer me! as unscathed as I had rom e one helm,“ to my you“ mm u “m. at owner's risk. . “I heard you,” casually. after our dinner. That had dlsturb- day m, mutton, might lead mm

Owner John c, ruins-u, New M- Jonathan snorted. I think of all ed me not at all. I felt, as I think to pmmment posmon m the new nun, marl in charge Nelson Mne- the weak, undignified things I have a mouse must feel, when from the of Agflcumtre where me a" o, Kay. New Anrlsn. discovered about him, that was the safety of its 00m" 11" we“ the public speaking and prop=r decor- L-5231. most significant oi defeat. That I maneuvering 0f a 011111185’ i108 which um would b, requisites is,“ “m,

wasn't impressed by hie outburst had been hot cl-l its trail. on which I ‘m ‘ helbuhubeth wounded his vanity. ybl- Jonathan ls "No mars llamas c! tilt and em“ m, Wm bu,“ any vain! mouse!" Well-that's for me to de- through m‘ application 0,5“ the

He silently helped me out of the clde! knowledge I have gained since be- car and mumbled something about I remember 17101111611118 1115i b07010 comm; a member o, m,“ club Th seeing me again as he showed me my eyes closed, Just why I am mar- acqumuon o, s“ ,0 swck- h e into the house. rying Jonathan at all, and getting. shown u‘ the pert’ ‘ i‘:

"Now stay there awllilel" he with that thought, a mental vision keep,” b “$11; ohm" £135“! srowlcd as he closed the door be- of my Dad's silently stooped sllpui- numbef mo, “m: m”: "1 , ° tween us. ders as he walked away from n-le. I I o k d t °1‘ m: I "g

I was sitting alone in front of the think that is the thins more than e“ fi‘ 5"“ ‘l’ P" - fire. my wraps still on, when the Mama's haransuins which is carry- f“ g t ° W‘ 1" 1“"°,"“d"' others came in. ing me on into this thing with Jon- “ken a Pmcess 01 cum"! *0 m“

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THE BURDEN Oil‘ THE IIOUB God broke our years to hours and days, that Hour by hour, And day by day. Just 801-118 on a little way,

We might be able all along

To keep quite strong.

Should all the weight of life

8e laid across cur shoulders, and

the future. rife _ with woe and struggle, meet us face ix: face.

At just one place

We could not go;

Our feet would stop; and so

God lays a little on us every day And never, I believe, on all the

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WHY IS SOVIETISM A MENACE TO THE CHRISTIAN COUN- TBIES

I'll-st because it disguises itself as Liberty and Equality and makes its appeal to end for the downtrod- den.

Because it flouts Law and Order and defies decency. " it aims to destroy all that civilise- tion holib es-rlage, home, the family ties and the love and worship of God.

The ‘factor we must fear most is its Atheistic teaching because on our belief in God the Triune Be- ing all these other things rest. True it endeavors to reach the heathen “ by offering "Free- dom" and in our own lend to the unwary independence of thought but underneath all it is Anti- Christian. and Anti-Social.

Mrs. Maud t Howe in "A Chel-

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with all this comes the orau g excessive thinness, and with it .7 flaws that the tuberculosis m, rising rapidly among girls in ._ teens.

blatant to be misleading. In fact the quiet unceasing rippling brook flowing continually over the rock is the force that wears the deeper grooves rather than the stormy rushing torrent that assaile and is ‘orgcttcn. We need to be on the alert toward the suggestive teach- ings that lead to doubt more than the open denunciations that startle the soul to combat.

"Seek truth alld pursue it." "Study to show thyself approved- a workman tltet needtll not to be ashamed rightly dividing the wcr‘. of truth."

The Editor of "Goodhousek ing’ decided to ask physicians ‘ various parts of the country .... it. Was it a foolish prejudice- feeling that yolli-h should be l . Lccted from sllcll destructive s vertisiilg. or is there a danger .. that cvcry parent in the couh should realize and fight m1 i Should the tobacco countable; permitted unchecked to deve!‘ their new market among you women. or is there reason to . lieve that smoking among yo ' girla is even more deploreblei the habit among young men? asked these doctors whether illq felt that women pain or lose by acquiring the habit. Eighty . cent. of those who rl-plled answer- ed that women 10st—that by also. king they may acquire or iligilp vate nervous difficulties, hes troubles, diseases of respiration, catmrrll, impairment of tllc vision and irritations of the nose. mou

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myself, afraid to face life and its complexities, unfortiiled by wclthr And I, I wonder, ‘one oi those fair fralhwomen, who never become more than the pawns of luxury?

This morning has been a riot oi flowers and gifts and telephone calls.

only in myself but to all the mem- bers oi our household. Last year when I won first honours at the fair in the calf exhibit my family was ploud of me and encouraged me to continue and strive for fur- ther honours. They look forward

lenge Answered" says: "Atheism as

fifty per cent. death rate

high" than n“ what troubled some of these pll

among boys oi the same ages. In the last five years it has advanced in s point one llun- dped per cent. higher than the death rate among boys.

What causes this alarming con-

deflrled by the dictionary is not the belief of all who call them- selves Atheists. To meet the widler claim, we have the three following examples: Dogmatlc Atheism that

siciane the nlost was not the el- fect on the mother herself, or eifl on her unborn child. but the bad example she would set the young people growing up under her care.

M. A. Steeves, of Yale: "From s‘ medical and coaching viewpoint. am firmly convinced that any interested in athletics will do we to refrain from llSlll! tobacco iii any form. Yale football players are not allowed to use tobacco during. the active training season." ;

Ty Cobb: “Cigarette m-loklllg stupifies the brain, saps vitality, undermines one's health, and les- sens the moral fibre or the man. No boy who hopes to be successiui- in any line can afford to COlltliL a habit that is so detrimental M his physical and moral develop- ment."

J. S. TAYLOR denies the existenn of God, Neg! tive Atheism that does not believe discuuions. They realize that this 1n the existence of God, Critical or work is educational and their in- Cultural Atheism lasnasticism) wrest, and gnwuragement 15 most fllflt d0lllbi8 the OXlSLCIIOC 0f 60d." gratifying. Many happy hours are Greek °f1110010XY 111M’ 118116 1186f! spent, gt om- flfegldc diacu§jng m, shrouded in luysticism, may have pme and gong Of g dog-mu gubjggg been ultra dogmatic, even" cruel debgisd at g pggt mgqflnm and unlovely, but we must ee- To the community and ltd clti- lmcwicdss. that they still hold a zenship the existence oi this club bclici in a Supreme Heine. The 1s 3, benefit in d; muoh as l; year 1928 saw the union of all the creates a growing interest in m; Atheistic societies, including the only the feasibility of raising b, . Anti-Christian for the Advance- ter than average stock but also the meat of Atheism. It rcmaincd for peat possibilities that might be tlic Bcvicta to try to blot out the obtained if all branches of agricul- hams of God from church and tux-e were included in the club. It state by D011$10i11 86151011 81111 d68- brirlgs lmidentg o! g, community pite this there are so-called Chris- togethcr to discuss g, common tian people who claim that this is cause and exehdngd opinion; on an effort to elevate these people ‘ the improvement of the club and to a hishor plans c! liviils- ,,,,,,,, n“... i“ T" 3Q“ ""°‘°...,.,'.”"" it‘? t“""“““'.":a “°'i§‘°"i.“ AND ave pt from en up- P0 d! Y M00811 as e - ALOOBOL Go 3'51“) m HAND 0n an active campaign against the sociatlon of the G fleas. _,___ destructive inroads, resulting from In a recent copy of the Evange- senm, Copeland o; New york neglect and indifference to their llcal Christian two views were sl- says that “Crime in the United'fdi'lll work. this club has set a fine vcn of Bolshcvism- The first was Btatee costs three time; moi-g um, example of the better results gain- by a swup of British business and education, ten times more than 9d 0111011811 flllllwvcd lliiiltl-Bllilifllti ‘ml-mm m"! ‘EM "15""! 3'1"“ mmmmmg the "my and navy. It is and will continue to be an in- and who were personally conduct- and (our tunes mom m,“ the ex- centive to those who have met ed and saw what the Bolshevik pense of controlling the Federal with rcvcrscs thrcush ignorance in itlidtrs Wanted them to scc- Hwy Government, n represents one- harken to the call of our club, be- were feted and flattered and told mum, o; m, “mom; jncomg," come e member and help in the whet they had seen. Meantime two w, m”, m“ "m, lg g m‘; greet fight for a bigger and e bet- miners went unknown to any and factor in the moral and gcqngmlc ter brand of live sleek. Cutting the brought back to Imslend a picture llig of any country; and would con- cost of plodmtlm, m‘; mall-lam- given to the London Times. "It clllde that it ls the duty of all loyal lime to a minimum is a salient was indescribable. 'I'ilere.ie no citizens to find out and seek to free factor in the net profits gained home life in Russia. A Government ollr social and national life from from ally enterprise. As a result of Wllldll l-Pcwbcd tho brotherhood anything end everything that leads the knowledge I have gained? 0f mI-ll llld spends enormous people to commit crime. through the medium oi our club sums of money 0il tliuleadinl pro- The editor of the National Home I have applied the principles out- pass-lids abroad would do better Monthly (March i934) writes: lined in its teachings the acquiei- in spend that money in locking ef- " Clearly the ill-st care should be to tlon of s superior line of stock and tor its need. its cripples. its in- insul-e that children have the right a culling out process of the infer- firm." -