Show F e lr I G th d l n T t t i 4 t My lII attention bus hils recently en called tp to iut UI II Symbols l l UI I tle of t September nib l in 9 in which Mr MI Albert lale credits with inventing tho donkey do Ic ns tho B UI bol f tho Democratic rt This statement originally made mude by Mr In III his book bOll on Nast the extent to which utilised tJ the theo qt A Tho first Democratic lIon k J PaIno o l t r o found in IL alto n l su li In 1 31 representing on as a n modern An n anA A Tho ass stands ill for fm thi 11 party of 1 that 7 ts s la 18 stopped by Uy bytho tho angel 1 ol of T II brandishing n laming sword arid l d Van Villi Huron step stepping stepping ping In Its tracks is I saying that he h follows in III tho t of hl Illustrious iI ous u Js predecessor d ces r Thus Ihus tho Democratic only donkey originated Hi I an in application of tho tit oC Balaam lm Tho lIN design dJ ln ro roC C urs in form or n In tho te A cartoon ol u the can campaign p of ot 1841 drawn by h B W V Clay represents II 1 Tyler as 18 trying tC tI between IL horse and a tL Loco l or 01 Democratic D donkey There welo probably othol uses of this symbol l At d Ii JatoI ater day Kant Nast consciously c or 01 unconsciously tho symbol used for Cor the th Dem D party part by In the caricatures ot of Jacksons I admin administration I tl lon States St lI was represented as an nn jac JileK jacson son twisting UK It tall taB Tho elephant Nast used US ll for the Republican Il party From a n letter in Weekly Words That dubious dub ous as to the thc Adel Force exact shade shado of ance anee butt certainly ing to the car Is I swell well What hut dous It i ri i undo discomforts a Ii optimism un under der si t ou h indeed thc e seem for o a 11 word wOId I 1 glod homo In the thc rain Jays a n trend friend of mine and J I know 1 hp hc sot got thorn drenched but Wo Wow vent w nt Mf to the tho theater last night says my nearest neighbor and I feel cel pretty prett certain they had Juul been blue over ocr sOl and felt t lt thu need of somo small gayety It would wo do lis t s all 1111 good If we d a abit bit more I think A very ver meaning word Is tho Southerners honing My honey hone Ive 10 just been honing to tosco see you It Is Js not fo 0 stilted as a t Ive vo been longing and It Is much h moro emphatic than been beon wanting Its Us a warm affectionate Intimate word honing Let mo put it Into the tho addendum well toward tho front tel for I sound These are not lot slang sIanG They Xh lire uro not exactly ns II ono one friend Informed n ei low collu hc havo a place In language and they the add consid considerably cor to its color Just you walt wait un until til under er tho th Influence of that row lOW ot eC hollyhocks holl hocks and that picket fence tence inv addendum la Is I Then rh n let lol the tho thop purists p squirm Tho November Atlant Atlantic ic German German Zionists aro 1110 now ts not nul only tho most plen l Prosperous did having an au enviable or ur organization and contributing the most to tho movement but bul they have be become become come sq to ay tho brains of Zionism 1 Its It plans and carrying on its l strategy Another feature of ot the Gor Gorman Gorman man Zionists desel ws notice The Gor Ger Gorman man ts were in Hotels time tho most mO Jt stubborn adherents of political Zionism m and tho boldest bold lt of Culture Zionism and ami tho immedi immediate ate at 3 activity in Palestine theory Now they are arc the thc most Ino t ardent promoters tors of Jewish culture forming f clubs for Jewish music giving exhibitions of ot Jewish art courses of ot Jewish literature and they uro UlO the tho ii most ii al rI s systematic workers for the rehabilitation of Palestine And Ami these endeavors aro Indeed rewarded by DY splendid results sh nationalism is gradually extending Its lis Influences over everything Jewish In Germany Perhaps in no other othel country aro com comparatively COl l lely so Zionists without a consciousness ness as In German Jewry Tha school In Pales lale thus owes Its it existence to the tho Gorman German Jews anti and tho which creates In Palestine such as kindergartens primary schools teachers seminaries and a school of ot technology on a It national basis and in the national spirit Is s ot of all non Zionist organizations organizatIon working in Pales Palestine Palestine tine such as the Alliance the tho A J A Athe I the tho only one that understands un the role rolo that tho Jews of t Palestine will play pla as asa us usa a people In the awakening of the near east From tho tilO l Hope Trick In the tho dark middle ages Ot Of Indian when superstitions of ot all Jugglers Jl kinds kh ts rife and witchcraft wl and sorcery ory generally practised ed and al also a aso so even at tho present p day In partH of t eastern Europe whore education tion Is In a very primitive condition tile the belief In the and vampire was and Is largely prevalent These ghoulish creatures believed to be bethe the thc spirits of ot who had any kind of ot sorcery s dur durIng Ing lives s When Wh n dead It Jt was bo that their bodies did not de decay deC cay C remaining quiescent t cent during the tho day but at night rising In tho form of these weird murderous ghouls and either devouring the tho dead doall or 01 sucking 1 lh blood of the th living The grisly cadaverous ca creatures wore to tobo t bo be ever prowling and hovering about at night now in Ina a graveyard searching I for prey now If It tiny any wore so Indiscreet as to sleep in the tho open air at night softly ott alighting upon the sleeper and without waking him sucking away his lire lifo blood Even Evell it la Is stated to this day in those thos more benighted parts those who believe bellove in chimerical creatures wear weal a n asa defense against their attacks But al aI though U gh of f course cour tho th we cw lc Wt is isi i lt childish I superstition up I yet yit nil doubt sorcery ns as mystic and andas I nd I as sIn asTin the days of Pha Instill practised uri eH ed Tho somewhat lt tho Indian Is an n example A o JiT l nf In uio l ao l J lh the lUdd l t to sight X DO upp It he vl vIO yv e juggler ihen l tal f sonic li e m i tI who up U lJ i after I another n Ii e limb f ll to r unil t l I OIlI I Ift ft l U A S thi elde I fn c ther it 11 Iii iU wh 11 H ve th rqn was n not thu Ow trUce trace ut ope iii H the tha lt i tot tit the boyi hO tl Tho 11 e I had In fact h tho hito b n tl tt not t irick which Is h I CU by agency ot hypnotism KOmo pt appear to pos extraordinary degree thing as a or yet there aro other far more and baneful for they would and wreck the immortal soul Hut If we place ourselves under tho caro ot who no loved Ho Son to us wo need not fear the assaults of our spiritual For that Is for forus us that bo against ua A Banker Tho road of a poor mans Curve life Is precisely high or Um which ill foot of a hill pauses u brief on tv pleasant plateau at the top then descends on tho other In his study of poverty In tho English Englishtown town of York describes this curve of tho poor mans Is at US lowest point tho foot ot hill when tho man IH a young father with a brood of little children to support Ills own unless his too works must all mouths Many must on little and thus at ata a time when the man needs strength on which to toll and tho children need nourishment on which to gather strength for the future tho Income Is Tho curve begins to ascend tho family begins to climb tho hill ot prosperity when the oldest child reaches working ago When all tho children aro old enough to contribute to the family income tho highest point of tho curve Is reached This is the time prosperity In tho homo of tho wage earner Tho break conies when the oldest child marries tA por portion tion of the Income ID After that the curve begins Its downward slant and with each subsequent mar marriage thu descent is more and moro ap apparent parent Don In the No November vember of Hamptons Broadway Sir all Biblical exegesis Biblical by Ingenious minds Exegesis luring twenty centuries It would be difficult it not Impossible to match Mrs ex explanation of the book of Genesis It has probably never before occurred to any one to question the fact chapters of Bible chronicle a creation of a material world of material objects land water mals aud fowls ot tho air Tho Is apparently BO completely at variance with Mrs Eddys theory ot tho of matter that un would she would have to aban abandon don this particular of tho Scriptures But sho does nothing of the kind In one sense sho admits the book ot Is tho history of tho untrue Imago of parts of it itaro aro a lie but rightly viewed sho adds this deflection of being serves to suggest tho proper of God and tho actuality of man Mrs Eddy goes on to argue that all tho supposedly material objects crent ed by God were really spiritual Ideas or forms of thought If we have como comoto to regard those Ideas aa ob objects that Is not Clods fault It is ours Wo have taken Ilia etherealities and degraded level of our gross Inverts j calls s aei material but buti i a clearer emerges In thu lowing mortal ml nil Is liquid solid Spiritually Interpreted mountains stand for grand Animals metaphor present gradation of mortal thought lip of Bunco taking form in or Tho fowl fly tho en th lii tho of heaven to Hl above corporeality to the Or Incorporeal principle Current ber tho United Stales tho Catholic Community iH Into four icen or arch Of i there Cardinal Archbishops priests u 1135 90 pupils colleges and in children Each diocese Is Independent in tho of bur Union jn bis own cOso as IH tho Governor of a t Tho priests are dt two kinds diocesan or secular clerics and io members of regular Orders Tho diocesan priests ordained as of tho several dioceses arc bound In obedience to tho of that diocese and It without his pcr mission nor they bo received without an the fonn al states that they are in good standing and received Bishops sanction for priests take tho vows of obed and celibacy only Tho priests or belonging to tho Or ders such as tho Jesuits Franciscan Dominicans Benedict i and tho like and living In com take an vow of mv erty Thomas I In tiis North American Review |