The Archive · 1928

The Missionary Outlook

(Continued from Page 172)

That is to say, she never puts a question formally, and never committs herself to a categorical nient. Thus, having. poured tea, she says, "You lake sugar, do you or don't you?" or, "Crean ix to your liking, is it or isn't This _unfortun: habit cost Eunice her one and only of matrimonial bliss, Maxi Mumblebone, at that time the Number Three of the China Flea's Fur Exporting Ca, Ltd., had recognized in Eunice' the maiden of his dreams. Maximilian, to be sure, was then under the doctor's treatment for nightmare. However, he had agreed to be her Permanent Meal Ticket, at him, do you or don't you?" He took advantage of her apparent uncertainty in this letter that he made the Chinese authorities for protection. but he sent them his card by a messenger telling of his danger; not getting any reply urgent letter; this failing he in person but was careful to appeal for protection!

Such brethren are either entirely without a sense of humour or have it so highly developed that we eunnot appreciate, The ery of "Police!" is universally interpreted as a ery for aid. Our Pacifist brethren would have us believe that when they make such a ery, it is really nothing more than a formal report, and if the police choose to clout their ass: ants on the head and haul them off aal, it 8 no fault of the Pact.

(To be Continued)

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