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377 with it after all. I never feel guilty about those cases, as he ‘would probably have had to have it done some time, and he could well afford it. Besides, how were we to know that his temperature didn't mean some- thing? What do you suppose was the matter with him, any- way?” “Oh,” said Cuttleton, care- lessly,*‘ probably some one told him he wasn’t well.” Tom Masson. e THE Highblowers are in bad odor, aren’t they?” “Well, they own several automobiles.’ The Artistic Side. TH unveiling at Leipsic of astatue of Beetho- ven, nude save for a filmy drapery that looks like a bath towel, discovers the artistic aspect of the Ameri- can invasion. The idea is nominally classical, but it will not escape the critical observer, that amid the tons and tons of moulded marble and bronze that make our capital the very home of sculptare, tho statue of Washington Rising from the Bath has always been conspicuous, No candid man will chal- lenge the claim that thecon- ception is really American. Nor is it without signifi- cance in thisconnection that the people of Leipsic are kicking like an American steer. Statecraft. “ TUSTICE according to law."* Secretary Shar, Justice is of God ; law is either State or Federal. But a mere matter of get- ting the cart before the horse is nothing, in the higher realms of statecraft. Law according to justice might disturb the confidence hich our unexampled “1 SPENT ALL THR MONEY I HAD IN THE WORLD ON FLOWERS POR YOU, DARLING.” ont P “WELL, DEAR, IT WASN'T YOUR PAULT THAT YOU DIDN'T HAVE MORE.” prosperity rests. comicbooks.com