Editorial August 15, 1903 Issue

What Seek Ye?

K.

This question, which was asked by Jesus when two of John's disciples came to him, might be repeated to-day when so many are leaving their homes and occupations, duty and pleasure alike, in quest of the change supposed to be desirable at this season of the year.

The answers which might be given to such a question would depend somewhat upon the personality of the one replying, but most persons would be likely to say that in getting closer to the heart of nature they were seeking change and rest.

That multitudes find both profit and pleasure in leaving the beaten paths for a season is undeniable, the question is how to secure the best results in so doing.

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