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more fascinating than novels. There
seenis to b© a great eagerness to study
humanity in real life pictures. It is
the same way in America. In the
goodly number of new books bought
for the Carnegie libraries there are
very few novels. It is certainly en
couraging that the appetite for so
called “spicy” novels seems to be dy
ing out.
Marian Smith’s book of verse—“ The
Road of Life,” gives vivid pictures of
the Telegraph —“the wireless” and the
Flight of the Airship. The telegraph
wires are thus personified:
o are the nerves of the world.
The threads of Fate are we.”
“The Wireless Message” is thus po
etized:
“Into the void we send it, —
Sprites of the air attend it,
Soul of the wind take heed,
Greet it from peak and hollow,
Mad storms that can not follow,
Pierced by its mocking speed.
The heart of man shall bless it
The waiting wires caress it —
Word that in silence sings.
Borne where no pathway traces,
The great wind-peopled spaces
On viewless vibrant wings.
Professor Hortley Alexander writing
of “The Religious Spirit of the In
dians” says that the mystical Ghost
Dance is a serious and significant form
of worship, combining silent prayer,
gestures and poses of reverence and
adoration and a final ecstasy of spirit.
The Ghost Dance was originated by
Wovoka —an Indian prophet, who one
day while the sun was in eclipse fell
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into a trance and was taken up, as he
declared, into the other world, where
he saw the Great Spirit—and all the
people who had died. They were en
gaged in various occupations and
seemed busy but happy. After show
ing him all the beautiful pleasant coun
try God told him he was to go back to
the earth and tell his people to cease
quarreling, to live in peace and love,
to work and not steal, and to put
away all the old practices that savor
of war. He then gave him the Ghost
Dance as a religious ceremony that
must be observed for five consecutive
days.
A PICTURE FROM MEMORY.
Those little chairs, I see them now
around a bright pine wood fire. The
smallest was owned add usually occu
pied by a little black curly haired girl
who loved her aunt and always obeyed
her.
The middle sized chair was a small
white oak chair with arms, and in it
sat a flaxen haired lassie, very lova
ble, but of high spirit and sometimes
not quite so obedient to the dear old
aunt as the smaller child.
The largest chair was usually occu
pied by the boarding cousin, a self-sat
isfied girl of thirteen. The two smal
ler children almost adored this older
girl, who lived in the country and
brought in apples and nuts to be eaten
after study hours.
Happy times the three had together
and methinks I see now the chairs
sitting empty in their places against
the wall in that neatly kept house.
MATTIE HOWARD.
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the heart without the words than the
words without the heart. Rather have
good religion in the rags and tatters
of grammatical error than bad religion
in all the beautiful words ever coined
in the literary mints of the world. —
John A. Wray.
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