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mmmmmmmmmzm desire to understand and speak, the most perfect English, to hear this exponent of refinement with his al most supernatural- powers of oratory and phraseology. Here are a few of the choicest specimen of bis wonder ful art: "Hang crepe on your ear, you mutt; your brain is iead." "Sand your tracks; yer -slipping," "Sneeze, you lobsters; your brains are dusty." ' "You two yoyng heifers must not make eyes at me." No .doubt when you have heard this Wonderful outburst of vulgarity you will begin to wonder if the Prot estant church is really making its last stand against the effects of the higher criticism by backing jjp this monstrosity. Moody was" emotional enough. Chapman- and Alexander strove to bolster up orthodoxy, but Billy Sunday is so dirty, so cheap and so false that it, seems to me to be a sign that the church is making one great grandstand effort to retain its hold upon the feeble-minded. Not even the most orthdox minister in Chicago dare go into his pulpit and use such vile expressions. How then can they tolerate him as a represen tative of those things they hold most dear? Silly Monday. o o TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Springfield, III. Democrats m both senate and house committees oa civil service succeed in killing bill which civil service reformers sas would have slaughtered civil service law. Washington. Federal trade com mission plans to supervise sale and distribution of news print paper through a board of five. o- THE NEW RUSSIAN MINISTRY The new Russian ministry. Center, Prince George E. Lvof, premier, pres ident of the council and minister of the interior. Top, left to right Michael V. Rodlzanko. president of the duma; Prof. Paul N. Milukoff, foreign minister; N. V. Nekrasov, minister of communications. Below, left to right A. I. " Shlngarev, min ister of agriculture; I. V. Godnev, controller of state; A. I. Konovalov, miniatnr of trade and commerce.