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Me!'B|li‘ -‘ i 1913., International Cou- grbu, ‘gf ~Ph_yt_ieiii Education win as held- at flleifliilhlty-"of~ Medicine 'in i>aai§\=na= -axniauiea 'win ~" ara.. 1,., held flr~__conn0c(._l0n with this meeting, As 'a» result "of tthe 'extraordinary in- terest"fno\\_»'-tg»ken by the French in phylfcal education and race regenera- tian,=ae_vers1‘i>;ominaac Parisian mae- ical' fniéu and’o`ther~prominent- paopla bays “founded “anlinstituticn they quhiiftly uhme "the College of. Ath- letes."_ ‘_The ‘i>urpose__of this institu- tion “will be to train ythe .young FrBl.1¢llll.l9li to take care of his body and educate him in the use of his muscles se well as to provide atb-

efg'u.ers in Pslfin Obtained an instruc-

ftfve glimpse of China on the occas- ion of the 'anniversary of the out-_

break of the revolution.'Pessimists predicted trouble, .but the celebra- tion of this notable day in the his- tory of the country passed off in per- fect quiet. The Pr`e`sident's message laid stress on the truer conception- of government contained in the Republi- can idea as compared with the Im- perial, the one involving the good of the D€0P10. the other the welfare only of a dynasty. The message records the vital change which is being

of the people in regard to national

letio trdnersifor clubs and societies _aims and policies, and hopes that it

The avowed Purpose of the college is “to coflihat the ravages made by tulterculosfsf' J and alcoholism among the youghi of France." The' ffirdhcommittee has been chos- en as follows:-Messieurs Auguste nodin,»~e_he~ sculptor; Jean Richapin, of ths,'é¢oiGhini6“ Frilneaiise; ' Dr. Weiis, Dr. Bqucerd _Maurice Colrat'. Gab- riel Bdlivllldl. the explorer, and tho Marquip de Poligilac, .who isnn ur- dent sep/porter ofathletics and lends out hi!" magnificent park to local

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CAIRO, Nov. 21 (Special) .An ac- cident. strangely _reminiscent of a cinematograph scene, is reported to have taken' place last S:-.tu:~day even- ing at the American Cosmograph in Alexandria. ' ` One obthe European ladies in the audience was the unfortunate possee- sor of sf superflufty of down on ber upper lip. _i The' natives siittn' v-'far began mak- ing rude remarks _about 'ber “mous- tsche." Her male companion, not un- nnturally, > expostulated with them, and, other` neighbors, intervening, the whole hall became involved in the al- tercation. _

The doors were burst ollen, and the audience pressed out into the street in such an excited state that a riot was feared, _and the policehad to in- tervene most energetically. The two natives whose 'behavior caused the disturqdnce were arrested, but subsequently released after quiet had baen_r§s.t°r°<l.‘:. ' _

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will receive the sympathetic notice and consideration of the Powers of the world. A somewhat ambiguous sentence acknowledges the not un- friendly attitude of the Powers to- wards China in these memorable days, and the assistance given to ro- leaso her from the difficult grasp of financial stringency. 'i‘he latter may be taken as an expression of grati- tude for the suspension of the indem- nity instalments, for the carrying over of the numerous foreign obliga- tions which China has not been able to meet since thc rciolution, nnd for various advances.

BERLIN, Nov. 21 (Special)-The

difficulty of obtaining respectable girls to uct as waitresses in the stu-. dents’ cafes in Germany, and the con- sequent degeneracy of many of the cafes into places of ill-repute, has led to the question being raised by the police authorities as to whether A or not the landlords shall in.future -be held responsible for the safety ofthe women in their employ, and also for the disgraceful scenes that are often

der the present regulations girls serv- ing as waitresses in the "kneipe" are bound.to accept all risks attaching to this position, while at the same time they are in some tnwnssubject- ed to the indignity of police inspec- tion twice s. week. It is hardly to be wondered f ai. that respectable girls shun such positions unless forced into them through sheer econmic necess- ity.

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fasagyfgnagimagiafh ( M'°a¢a3y____Un1, many days have, IIBDBBG Hill” ills mouth Church recently, tba' pastor, with which the savage scratches tb i/°l‘Blly§'. ‘has`Dro'vod'tli'at " linl'riial|`C0ll°l\lSl0l1 0| P°B°°' b°¢W°¢l1 R815' the idev..Dr. Newell Dwight Hillls, ground, but we rank very high the wonderful thing ja tha; i|\_h|j11age|H may he, frozen alive and then 1-asus-' -and Turkey, and sltlwllsll llB¢\ll”BllY Brooklyn, N.Y., preached on "pride steam plough, because the nieclia cltated without the slightest' harm; at the present stage it cannot be in Christianity Both Just and Rees- iam holds many ideas and principle according to an article hy Profaaaof stated with cBl‘l1Blnty that further onable."' Thetext was from II Cor- Some simple ditty like "Little drov Kalin'~`in the ‘-Rusaakefl Shiva," of war expenditure will be avoided by inthfans xf:18: “Seeing that many of water" has a slight claim upo Mosco`W- The first experiments were the victorious Italllillii BDBN1 lI‘0m glory after the flesh, I will glory si- our interest, with its one idea; but faith in his murderer. From that mad;-1_w1¢h caldhiaoded animals 'andfthe expense of repatriation 0| the so." Dr. I-iillis said: the Iliad or the Hamlet, wltha mul- hour the enemy became' a frienlif insects. Butterflies were incioocd in ‘bulk of the`ir.army from Tripoli, the Eyery city has its special grounds titude of ideas makes a powerful ap- mid snatching up ¢h,,.;0,-¢h_ hu,-nad vessel containing ` air af, ,,it,a|np¢|-a,.' ‘cost _of the complete psciiication of for pride. Every country has some peal t'o mind. Not otherwise the test forwuril on und still on, up the Nile, ture of minus 23 deg. cent. The body the MW N°l`il1 UPIUBD 001011105 GRD special reason for boasting-our coun- of Christianity is to be found in it

fluids immediatel froze hard all 'at the worst represent only an insig- try boasts the Panama Canal, Eng- mother principles. Paul was one of tomb in the dei-inert wa ron 1,

nificant addif»i0n to the known out- land her great navy, Germany her the supreme inteilects of all ugcs. H

lay upon the 12 »months' campaign. scientific industry. Our generation can be called a man of genius, T116 11688 Will! Wllidl IWW has been has its seven wonders-the flying ma- any man in history deserves the dc- but one religion in the world that

able to 'hear the additiolzail burden of chine, wireless telegraphy, long dis- scriptlon. And the mother principle `

the war has caused no ltte surprise tance telephone, the X-ra , radium, the germinal thoughts of Christian at all leading monetary centres, and antiseptic surgery, anti-tolls. into ity, challenged his admiration an has confounded not a few prophets whatever capital Paul went with his conquered his adherence, An infiuit

who had ventured to predict that message, the apostle met the chef- and eternal God, standing back

quite a brief 'campaign would expose lenge and boast of some wonder. the worid's mechanism, as an invent weak spots iiithe financial armor of Corinth flaunted its Corinthian capi- or stands behind his new.engine. A the country. It is therefore liitelli- thi, and.its'triumphs in archit.ecture."God whose providence is so nclusivu new iilon, but a new impulse. The

gible that -Itadiitan iolilfiicial _circles Atgfns h0as_teg_its __ Tile R_omi_i_n tha; it tuiins eve;-y l;:inan_gifct into chemists in w.,g|\;,,.t0n1,mt week an should claim ste i at s ear y mo- au ence me m w a es o t e a iv ne. p an. an is e gu s rean ment for the f\ilfllment~of their san- great advocate, Hortensius, stories of history. To the divinity of innii gan .nit 4,( me ui that w0u1,1.¢0,~,n guine pi-ognoetications, and at' the 01 the orator, Cicero, and_proofs of is added the humanity of God, so reduce the cost oimliiving by making

seine time calld attention; to the abs her0i;x_1_1 Iolihthe soldier, _‘Julius that tlzerc lean lie1n<i»__ctohmniuiiio__ii gc- F-_ggs in thc laboratory, and that wth stron fiscal an enera econom c aesar. e e rews me eac over- vneen ie ierna u er uni le vc chemicals the could r u situagion at the cgnclusion of a ture of the apostle with boasts of earthly child. The Golden Rule_ as Y god ea Bt,-uggje which pm-took not hy _ any tho achiavamonts 01 their prophets the law of life; sin can be forgiven thc best shocks grown in the North- means merely of tho character of a, and martyrs. Finally, Paul reached and a man's record righted. That west, But thc essential difference is cojoniai eypadjtjgm 1 the point where he exclaimed, "If 8*/ery Wl`0llf-I llllll Crime may be aton- this-sow thc field with the new che-

Soma udvaiyoa particulars ara avail- everybody else insists upon glorying ed for, and that life and hope were mical phosphates made in the labor-

able from an interview with Signor in the achievements of themselves or born afiresh at the cross of Christ; Tedesco, Italiilnlviinister of Finance, their» ancestors, \then I will have that Jesus carried awuy the gates of Coii`s groin of wheat is alive. Hid- and it nppaara `|rom his statement something to say myself." Ancestry death, ._and redeemed those who all that the amohata piaaen at tha dia running back to Romulus and Rem- their life had been subiect to the golden spot. In that spot is a living poaaj of the italian war Office and us? “My family line goes back iii- fear of dying and death. The blessed- Admirslty during the _12 months' teen hundred years." Heroism of He- ness of the lmeek. Of the pure in campaign reached 458 million lirs brew or Greek? “Ideroism in labors heart, of the peacemakcr, the happi- life germ is the scope of harvests of

($91,250.000,) of which 386 were for more abunr;in_t,P IF stgipas abov_e ness of thosle _whotliunqglercd for risllti

the arm and 72 millions for tho measure." u au coun s ese su- eousness aiu icuii y. iese are vi n y ,e _ n,,_vy_ y ferings mere trifling incidents, scarce truths. Christianity offered Paul library and laboratory by intellectu-

vphe inte,-View aontahia no raiarenca wriziithy o(f}__i1i_er:ior_i_,_ by Season (Lf his l€_|;i_in<y for fills liungcr,d wafertbfor

u had , a mont of pr e n rs amy an its ac ieve- rs . ow won cr ll cn

§(;_1';l;estst£i&,)o1‘:nil1i,;x,:lI1;l|-';1_ gegresentind ments, The good news of Goya lovo themes Paul had to discuss! It is the the 1039 of the Ottoman T;-aasnry of was the reason of his pride. He, too, great thought that lends eloquence to the revenue from Tripoli, to which lllld his grounds of glorylng-the gon- the orator. It is the great idea that Turkey is entitled under Article X. D61 Of Christ. And tha apostle nf- lends influence to the reformer. We of the Treaty Lausanne. Semi-offi- flrmed that his pride in Christianity should not be astonished at the ease cial statements have already appear- W8!! b0th lust and pralseworthy. with which he mustered his combat- incidentally as a by-product it has as intimating that, ia view of the _gate _gn _1;fcrr’s _¥_i_:1l~t__'1‘hf; ideas __;>l_<Icstf<>red disease. turned howls into present financial requirements of the THE LONG AND GLORIOUS 3 "9 an Y “W e 9 5 “V5 1" 0

l t will avail itself of sky for number and for hrilliancy, and made the banks of the canal to

agrgéhtthioatggrcapitahzation on B O01? and pride in those ideasi seemed to be beautiful with the twentieth een- 4 per cent hams of this annual con. ‘ th; apostle both just and reason- tury lfe. Thus the gospel of Christ

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, ' _ t _ ment by Christianity, surely ma es CHRISTIANITY HAS ORXGINATED ‘.:’.;".:°;i..‘°.f...“;‘.:*.;°.f.;’;“1“.‘.°.32&z..::°: aa- »» --<1 »-»»»-_ - . to rm..-a»»a._ nal.. .-

d disbBndment,__0, the mum, worthy. ‘In general, time adams and III. The number and influence of

ti;>;;_‘a:l10__zhe__uBl_an “my now in mellorvl., The 1_all.ing,moonli¢ht soft- the _social movements Christianity I-c_1igim,_ _lt _has transformed th,__ lzybm that ma] mn .émthe war . 0, ens tlmaldmbbey or Coliseum, and has originated would seem to justify wo,-1,j_ 1,, January ¢h,_m,mN_ gm. ___nnex_,“___on. _Wm scarcely mu short time lends soft lovelliiess to ancient, pride. Itisnot necessary to say tha restrains om. em.th_ and Md, fu

mon um buildings, marbles andmanuscripta. Christianity has invented all moder

materially °f “b°“t 4.5_0 mi The fourscore years explain a part of rtools, developed all arts or writte Ol' woroooiooo' _ the veneration felt for the aged all laws. Wendell Phillips once sai The floating debt °f nal’ ago tl." statesman or scholar. The old can- that if Bacon could return 'to eart and °f september exceeded. ildmil' vas by Bellini, the old torso of Mch- that he would have the right t “Uh ure' Most °‘ this debt' ‘E e n ael Angelo and the old manuscripts'lay his hand on every modern tool, them to tm, earth and God Kama,-

vxta1'sct10r1s. cgased, and. in 'ordin- ary pbraseolovv. the ‘butterflies were ‘-'fl`0$s'll to death." ‘ Professor Bakmetiefi soon discover.- ed, however, that by slow and card-` ful warming they could be restored to li-fe at any timebefore the body temimrature haid fallen below minus 10 deg. cent! Further tests showed that when the resuscitation process was begun at a bodv temnerature the minus 4; deg cent., recovery was fllllvliest and most complete.

The next stage was the repetition

of the experiment i--~i warm-blooded animals and on mammals. Two hun- dred tests in all were made, and nearly all succeeded. Bats were re- frigerated and kept "dead" for ma-ny weeks, and then completely Lrestored.

PARIS, Nov. 21 (Special)-There

is an agitation at present in pro- gress in France in favor of the com- pulsory notification of consumption, but the doctors are opposed to it. Metlislil associations 'by the dozen have passed resolutions declaring that the "scheduling" of tuberculosis as a notifiable disease is useless and uncalled for. The hostility has ,-each cd the Academy of Medicine itself, Professor Robin, intervening in a, 'de- bate on the resolutions of the stand- ing committee of the Academy, call- ing for statutory notification, tore the prospoal to tatters amid a storm of applause. "It means," Dr. Robin declared “n public uprising; for the consumptives classified will find nel- ther' shelter nor employ unless the .State gives it to them.” Professor Robin add‘ed.:-

“'What patient would consent to

this social quarantine? What head of any house would so- shadow with ruin the lives of those near and dear to him? What doctor would give himself to the poiiceman’s -work of handing over to' the sanitary authorities the patients who had reposed in him their

Wdlqflsfred h`v the people would com-

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. _ ’ »' " V ” ” EGLASGOW, Nov. Z1 (Special)-At pftude, whl,e Christianity has re- found the husband n. ilcspot and the

m».‘»=`_ .` " "V4 `" I’ K J' 3"' "‘ 0 3 "` 9" J! l n meeting of the Provincial Grand mained eternally young, increasingly wife a chattel; He lcft love usa pcr-l

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nixeaiealybsrmnilgtaken. "Suddenly and ‘s the temple of the soul, through without warning the‘patlent experi- which the great procclllon Of £110 I ences such agony in the stomach as ages is passing, Its Sermon on the to wntoi-t the countenance and cause Mount is more sublime than an? him.to ery aloud for help. Magna Charts. Its laws of love sur-

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In ten sec- rurpanes all other institutions what- I_'l'S POWER T0 . _

fi e a ‘ ebidin och eu uns PROPAGATI ITSELF -

Lodge of Forfarshire, it was stated strong, eternally beautiful. Betting manent relation, Until above thc that the Grand 'Lodge would have forthffrom Calvary, it has journeyed tomb of each lovcr can be written been potitioned to commute the sen- like a beautiful civilitation- acrossithe simple but eternal truth, “I lov- tence of suspension ‘passed upon the ce `turies. Whatever land it has ed, I love, I shall love forever." Lodge F and K. for admitting Jack touched, Christianity has adorned. Jesus unveiled the worth of each lit- Johnson'to membership under repre- Christianity fell upon the abuses, as tie child in thc expression, "Of such, hensible circumstances but for recent the acid falls upon iron, to consume is the kingdom of heaven." Today

events in America. the slave‘s fetter. It built asylums _ V .

These, it was stated, made it ab- for little children in Antioch, schools ed, homes are made lienutiful..l1l\=\i_§\l, "-=°°°°">1° F::;“;; :sr .i.‘;“:.‘;...‘“ ..;§°:::‘.:ii:.“-..1‘°:.*;:.r3° 2:: f.?.'::..":“zi‘ .i:i.;“;i:i::..:r.'i‘;:1“.‘.:; = ~» Bmw Gland Lgdgiedthetseeli ttllizre wlizs' It laid the foundations of learnillh 'ill "G¢9tH€." Ullrill-l Bl'DI‘<‘- m°l\li0llH welilw tlrralt but to allow the decis- Bologna and Padua. It has made some twenty great reforms that can :fn tggtafze its con,-“_ governments humane; cruel laws to he traced directly to (fhristiaiiity. < be just. It lent new loveliness to old But the indirect influence of the

arts; new culture to learning, and it_Christisn religion upon social vw

- gave a reason for philanthropy and *gress is not less striking.

Cf8mpS at Nlght reform- For twenty centuries the In the same epoch' John wesicy.

' . names of the great theologians and disciple oi Jesus, lover of his fellow

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ing N°l`Vl"“° H“'_“l7 °“ the St. Mark’s, Rith the forest of col-

5h°“- ilmns and arches, and the splendor of

the dome. In the majestic cathedral

A CASE IN POINT ILLUSTRATED one finds the romance of the "Infin-

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for the chiid's sake schools are found

Z of thousands and redeemed them out of drunkenness, envy and hate. For sixty years he went up and down the land, appealing to thc peasants, the artisan class, the mini-rs, the poor in the great towns and cities. He taught the people how to educate themselves and their children. Hc rc- formed the State by regenerating the individual. Wesley's revival saved England from revolution, just as the great revival of 1857 in our 0Wl\ country strengthened the Northern conscience. For the history of human progress for thc slave, for the little child, the invalid, the serf, and thc people in dark continents is largely the history of thc career of the dis- ciples of Christ. Infldelity sends no missionaries to the South Bess; Atheism builds no hospital in the heart of China; Agnostfcism never 'drives its adherents into the jungle upon some mission of mercy Th#

6 _have ended the movement, But tho

n- disciple and knartyr its enemies B

. could not kill the Christian life, or H stamp out that. divine spark, _The tea- " timvny of the young martyr kindled

s|uutil now, a few- weeks ago, from..~¢

. ~ , s nd~ be

c record of the church, the early~Ohris- -

if tiun Church in Ethiopia. There is

"’» gli/f‘fi lilly llromlso of world-wide vic-

- tory, and that is the Christian reli-

il gion. some men think that Asia and c Africa would be redeemed through of commercial triivcllcrs, printing props-

’ BH. liosiiitals, scientific agriculture. , But what Haul needed wus' not B

L _

i iiouucud that they could take nitro-

wlicnt phosphates that were e unl.to

story, 'and there is no return while

den within His grain of vnhaat is a

germ. That germ aches with its _ loaves of bread. Life is there. That ‘

unborn millions. Other systems of philosoph inform the intel ct in

al chemistry strange facts ure dis- covered. But these ideas have no power to. turn a criminal into a hero, or a Magdalen into a saint of God. But there is life in the Chris- tian religion. The Panamn.Cenal was dug for ships and commerce, but

beautiful homes, built sanitary cities,

has gone through the world like a liie-giving river, lending beauty -to ehc arts, culture to. the sciences, bu-\

laws, kindness to reform, ethics to

“ journey away from winter__ln_to Alls-

ll ust, summer and abundant' harvests. d Some men there are v on the planet h who would mrs to raraaia ia mack- ° ness and winter, but gravity holds

Il#-IY imlf- Tl” Mi“‘“°' ‘°‘W°““ ”° oi P t ii in ii o a aidlaad say; -"rnia ia my ataamaaip. 'I th th j t 1' d 1, t °°“°m°"°bl° length 9” thetstritligilg, and Zexigshbuvihd lvilleti:nee‘yofn tgcseitaught you the inductive principles 8 ear n 0 boom an eau y'

__ _ __ _ re . _ _ __ __ _I __ ____ _,,_ *_ _M ,M,_”_ increases in the _yielgi _ ig Eamon: _art obiects is but four or dve centur-_It is my loom and my printing press must ,meds leave winter behind and

now mpaso ' ._..._..._“"“ " " _ ._ ;_,_ - the li11D\‘o_vement ur _£8 0 ct" u les! What, then, shall be said of .-I gave you the philosophic meth- find the Golden Age of naive,-sa; wig. ='="`="r‘;“*"*:"°“"“'_"-"'=g=‘“‘ " *-115 ¢°"e"m5 th” wa ` was B B Y Christianity, that has stood forth od.” Not otherwise, every shock of

Kfeat" than "W “"'°"°¢° °‘d"'°”°° the for nearly two thousand' yearil, like corn and every grapevine are rooted

~ and wficther they will or nc, men

dom, righteousness and love.

Letters of a Slim-Made Women

fo Her Fat Sister

First Letter: (ln the Fallacy of "'I‘raEiing iJown’f to a Comfort.

able Size. r

Dear Sis:-If you could see me new

youkl surf-ly woudi-r what witchery \nid~ wroiiizlit the traiiaforniation-fo you wouldn't recognize your Amazon sister in the gracefully molded figure sitting here.

hugo niountaiii of fat you once knew ns sister is no rn`ure--l’n\ as trim a body now as yo\i’d meet in a day’s walk. Anil the change from (Qt £0 just plump was so cusy. and grad- uiil, iiiid natural, and perfectly ,berm- lcss, hat l diilu't realize it was tak- ing place. _

You reincinber thai. horrible, night-

innre that confronted me every ds!-'

but as l lonl. back on it now I can call it nothing but torture. Lying

'flat on my back mid trying io kit*

holes tiiroupli the ceiling with ,my feet. Attempting to stand on.ll\1 hands on n chair when Illlf-llllli 16;* than a derrick would life mvi bulk in- to thc air. Standing with stiff lines and trying to touch my toes with my fingers-when 1 couldn’t even see them. Anil other things, as ridicu- lous. "lslxcrcisel" - I juni. quit it ull. A few months ago I got n mixture of Q ounce Msrmoll powder, E ounces Cnscnra Aromatic, 43 ounces Peppermint. Water-at tl# drug store took a teupoonsul alter meals and at bedtime--took ltapsrds- tently and faitlifully-and now, sis, I reall have a beautiful Qllguh. smooth likin, firm flesh and the di- gestion of all Ostrich. -l1'l`_ll_ll)\Y ‘ wonderful. , . 1 Lovingly f “

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just and nraiseworthy. lfan'| in-_ tx end of one generation, therefore ‘ °° °°“ h mtg* to fed by ideas. The .tgps bone-i parently, Christ’s' movement was 5°* ‘;f.£YUT0o°;\iu\=“k° ,W ° -

to

i tn race is the mae who dead. About the year 08. eller ill* °“' *Q ° if with noni. mm.. ai buts ei ounce. imverebcf His avril,-, ” »"“° " ,-

aaa ga.; ag any eooi, ai-teiplee who were a thousand miles p mn- ww* ,gg in, ia the,ideq thgtlqrethe Nile, liiifsred _mar_tyrdom. From _ ‘__ ___ __M____ _*___ __ ,__m____,“,*r ,.4

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