The plan for a body of American Congressmen to visit Paris, and for a number of French Parliamentarians to visit Washington is assuming a definite aspect, through the effort of Baron d'Estournelles de Constant.
In
the introduction to his work on "The Early Days of Christianity," Canon Farrar presents a picture of the seething tumult of the Roman world in the first century, which would furnish a fitting counterpart to Dante's Inferno.
Some
years ago a very frank admission was made by a prominent member of the medical profession, to the effect that too much time was devoted to the study of pathology and morbid conditions, and too little to the investigation of the "life-forces.
Our Revered Leader:—It is only right that I should faintly express my gratitude for the story your eyes told me last June, when they looked into mine with such unutterable love, and said, "I know all about you.
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