dom to new circumstance, in that blend of continuity and change which distinguishes evolution from revolution. Americans share much of the best of the English heritage. Eng lishmen will be blessed by many of the finest achievements of the American future There is little cause for real misunderstanding here—no more, perhaps, than u> to be found between those whose preference is for prose and those who prefer poetry. i Christian Science Monitori ANGRY BURGLARS Knoxville. Tenn.—/titer batter ing open a safe in a factory office, only to find it empty! angry bur glars blew their tops. They left a note, reading. 'Why didn't you leave some money in tins thing ’ ' In revenge, they set fire to some sawdust in the boiler loom. Firemen found the ncic on top of the safe.
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