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FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1910.

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INSTRUMENTS.

CELTIC GLAMOUR."

Of late yearA

wo bave heard much 'eloquent speech concoming the glamour of

The case was mentioned at the Suprematho Colts. Court this morning, before Mr Justion Hazeland, in which Donald Harvey and the Robinson Plano Co., Ltd, for the return of a bag of toning instruments, or 'their value, and" 2000 damages for their detention

į

Mr Les D'Almada Castro said he np peared for M, P. S. Dixen who repre- aented the plaintiff

Mr P. Bet, (for defendants)—I ask for an order for pleadings,

Me D'Almanda-And an order for a jury. Mr Rett-I have had ne notice of this application for a jury.

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Flis Lordship Is it a case for a jury? Mr D'Alanda... It is for damages for the Retention of certain articles.

Me Hott-It has just been sprung on moi I don't know at all.

His Lordship-Blur long will it tako!' Bir D'Almada--I will only take one morning. They are all European witnesses. His Lordship-I will give you two

mornings.

Mr Hett-I think it will be settled in

ben minutes.

The case was fixed for September 2

REVIEWS.

The Wife of Arthur Lorraine, by M. E. EVERETT-GRARN., London, Geo. Bell and Sona.

Whatever is car and noble in the English character-imagination, courage, wit, and humour-has been amiably ascribed to secret, mystations influenca called Celtic. Should any here be bave enough to leave the well-worn track, in life or letters, he is

instantly hailed as of Celtic erigin. Many years ago, when the atlab of The Briar Rose" was still among us, one of the elect, who insegurated this stanga cult, book public delight in the reflection that "the greatest living painter bore the good old Celtic as of Jones." And as the word

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Celt" has stood for every kind of genius, so it has been assumed to imply all generous extravagance of thought or speech. When Mr Lloyd George stayed to Limehouse and with a food of cloquenes poured obloquy upon a very spectable class, he was only excused on the more ground of, Coltio fervour. It is inthe same spirit that these corners of Great Britain which obstinately return: Radical membora of Parliament are said to belong to the Celtic fringe. In brief, the word "Celtic" has become for many a mors expletive of applause. It is the confuse of that homely dissyllable which is heard from the lips of the British working in at every street earner. And the cas word has just as "much, and just as little, meaning as

other,

THE CHINA MAIL.

IDLENESS AS A FINE ART.

By M. M. Pattison Muir.

surpass it. And we alone of all peoples employ our ingenuity to explain away, by some tortuous theory of race, what, should be our pride. We do not bear of French- men who declare that loliare WAN UN- French. The Russians lake delight in the

The art of idleness comes not in our genius of Dostoievsky and Tolstol without arguing that they possss gifts to which northern elime without rooking. It in only their nationality does not entitle then, in the fair and sunny south that a man may Yet no country has a better right to best be idle without knowing it. The true artist of her won of genius than England. In is unconscious of his greatness: to hid oratory, as in prútry, she slope can match comes the delight which le art's roward, the mastery of Carsonol She has held her own in slatestuanship on the deld af Can a man who is always busy be said battle. And we shall show a better sours really to live? Let us meditata on this for of patriotism if we accapt in proud humility a little while Tazily: the grandeur of our country, and waste po ingenuity inquiring fruitionly whether this triumph or that of style or courage was attained by the faithaired, blue-eyed Celter by the shy trafficker, the dark barinn, his friendly vil in arme sad arts. An Eng ishrana in the The Daily Mail.

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Life without art is brutal. But what is art? aid a great artist, is the impassioned expression which is on the face of all science."

Now science is full of laboar: it is only when the labour ceases, when the conscious labour becomes unconacions rost, that the faco, till then perhaps repellent, is banuti- fied by the impassioned expression which Wordsworth tolls us in art. It is true that the artist labours; he must not, however, show us his labour, but only its result, which is repose.

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Nature, we are told, in always working :

slumber. You admire the energy of the but naturs also sleeps in river; you are revivified by the ardour of The probable programas, which we pub-growth in spring; you are impelled to lished satte time ago, will contain, besides labour by the never ceasing motion of the BCA. Yeu do well. But if you are also others cvants, races over these distances

Fulled by the murmuring of bees 'mid 100 yards. 200 yards. mile and inmemorial alms"; it the aweet sorrow of There will also be a team race and a water autumn speaks only of pesca; if the sunset brings with it rest, if the "languid sweat- polo match.

The V. B. C. Committon have plexiness of the summer noop stops the the club's bath at the disposal of all those question on your lips, you do better. You who have been asked to thin in the ereat would labour always: but do you never of their being! selected to represent the dream of "rosting weary limbs at last on boder of amphodel Would the raiment of atthe forthcoming contest.

aloes myrth, and cassia, had she not long they had made her ghd Is the prize dwelt quietly in the Ivory palaces whereby worth the never-cessing struggle? You may fill your barns and your granarios and your store-housea, material, but if you have lost the power of sitting still in a room" you have lost what groaning granaries and straining How many kinds of illness are there? In the first place there is the idleness which is without knowledge. This is the idleness of the man who yawas his His away; who draws stalks from a haystack while he makes bets on the length of the next stalk. This is the idleness of the man who has waxed so fat that he cannot even kick. The fat man without the power of licking as an inartistic poctacle.

etong feeling of race underlies the Celtic superstition, and it is therefora un all the days of his life. Possessed of a Celts were not at the pains to discover who

and what these benefactors of the human vary well and have put up good times, charming personality, endowed with great

race really wore. The champions too; mental gifts, he was emily firat in any described in them a pure reflection of them. The final selections will probably be made

Monday, Mind. Inst. they The world selves. They imagined a race, such as

Thero is avery

indication that Hong way at his feat bofore he loft school and thought their own to be, of small, dark kong intends doing its level best to send men, Ardent and impulsive. They w great hopes are entertained of him then epitomised in them all the virtues of up a team representative of the best swim- mers in the Colony, respective of the he entered Padliament. Yet suddenly he humankind. And, in ecostant opposi- fact of membership of any particular Club. turned his back on public life, for the mantion, they pictured a tribe of large, slag. In this decision the Selection Committee gish; foolish persons who had usurped a

socioty of men and women.

and who regarded with an unsympathetic contempt all differing from them se und temper. It

was pleasant theory of life and soothing to the pride of those who put it forward. One fatal objection should hinder its acceptance: it finds to jot of support in the history of Europe.

HE CELT IN THE 'PANT.

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was lacking in moral stamina. He could not power which they knew not how to wild has the apport of all true sportsmen in store-honses cannot bring back. bear eren the thought of either mental of physical pair, and shirked any call upon his time or talents' which involved any interference with his selfish comfort. He was married to one of these ideal women whose sole aim in life is to ward of all the cold draughts, all the troubles, all the unpleasant cases, all the roughnesses of The Celts are in no seder secret or mys. life from the object of their affection. terious. They were a race of me perfectly Self-sacrificing, self-effacing, Lady Olive familiar to the ancients. Julias Cesar hiraselt. has left us A clear record of Lorraine yet draak deep draughts of their characteristics. The pure Calt vas happiness, for her soul moved on a very a man of large stature, with fair hair and high plane of perfection indeed. As the blue eyes. He was of a dominant spirit. and was always seeking an outlet for his years rolled by she became aware of the im

of new lands and energies in the discovery perfections in her husband's character, fresh pastures. He travelled south and The longer we live the more do we re- but it did not make her less him nor the cast. He peopled France. In Car's cognise that the earning of a living is the less. Even when a hetrid woman who had time he was to be found in Britsiz. Bu main object of human activity. Higher like many another mastarfel man--like the been Sir Arthur's playmate in childhood Roman in Ireland; for instance--he pro- is only ready for culture when his primary one's incentives to work are makes the same mistake as big friend, the culture is a secondary consideration: man in is aboriously doing nothing at all" is synonymous with dilettantism. lie retarts to the neighbourhood, and by the sently died out or beweed is the wants to satisfied Faith, hope, and

removed or becomes lazy, but inartistical conscientionaly idle man; he thrusts for What he

wand his principles too obtrusively. Oroz exercise of her physical and sensuous race which ho bad conquered.

was then, and what he did, the anthropol. charity a foreign to a hungry man fact

Then comes the idlenes of the poor soul obtrusive morality is the greatest enemy charms draws the lotus-cater to her side,

ogist have reycaled. He was neither dark often overlooked by the prosperous. It is ly, quite inartistically, lazy. making him do whatever she desires, Lady; and for the heroes of the Radical this aspect of human nature that affords exhausted by labour, the languor of the of art,

an opportunity to Secialists that gises overworked medical man who told his

Then there is a form of idleness which is vory near the artistic sometimes is run" strength to their movement, that enshicassistant, To up the knocker; say I'm Olive's faith is not shakon. She eces that Press re muat End a new name, a now

This kind, although up into the pure region of art. It may bo it is but the lower animal instincts which race. Ner need there be much doubt, won them to create bitterness between class. I'm dead.

called climatic idleness; is tuarishes only And who shall blame the human, and in some of its aspects praise- are enticed, that she retains her husband's cerning their origin. They are, indeed, still

where nature is favourable, Given the shy traffickers, the dark Iberians.".

hungry man who adopts Socialism si a love machallenged. Gradually thing work for whom on the beach Matthew Arnold's creed, if he ands, that under existing worthy eye atas which may ba balmy air, warns sunshine, rapid growth of to a crisis," howoyer, which ends in a gravo fyrian trader "usdid his corded conditions he cannot secure the basis of called conscientions idleness, in its nature dower and frait, easy production of food, all human existence-the earning of A tragedy. In a sense Circo partially pre-bales."

Shy trafficker they were then shy ving. But it by no means follows that it is provoking, it is based on principle and you have the conditions under which

the great principle of the conscientiously Tails, but the wife of Arthur Lorraine is

tallickers they aro, today. And in the the hus, ry man is a good judge of what idle man is, it is wrong to work between closely on the artistic. The man that in the crentual victor on the field. There berat, blood they have preserved the

he safer. The State that encourages its among the upper classes. This form of purpose is fulfilling the aim of his oxistence. That they are not always eager to fight the citizens to depend upon social legislation idleness borders on the artistic, but fails in He is idle for the same reason that the common battle of Lifosatonce their geni for subsistence, instead of upon individual

sun rises, and the rivers fuw down to the and their charm. That some of the undeavour is embarking open a policy fatal that it pushaa principles too much into the linnet sings, and the grass grows, and the

foreground. disdain the success which seems essential sitke to itself and the individuals for whom

Allied to this is what may be called sea. He cannot tell yes why he in idle, be to their practical neighbours in their gud such legislation is intended. Social legisla hereditary idleness. Tas most striking has too much of the artistic faculty to give fortune and part of the strength of Great tion of that kind is not a force which helps to Britain. But they are not the only strength, build upa man's character, nor does it cases of this insaifestation of the inartisical reasons for the idlenes that is in him. Capt. Fraser's Profesion, by JOHN STRANGE the only genius of England.

stimulate that independence of thought soy idle man are met with in the House of is not made, he is born idle With, or it Lords. As a divison of this kind may be may be without, clothes, be lica all day in "Arnold, who described them marvellously essential to programs. The prosperous cok- WINTER. London, Géo. Bell & Son.

well in his verse,

more in his presedition of the State to-day is due entirely to mentioned evolutionary leness; splendid the blessed sunshine, he huzbe with them This is a diappointing book. But than any other writer to obscure the truth. individual initiative. Similarly, the success illustrated by the famous nation of the that laugh, he is art called on to wee

Dossyoulikes" who lived in the land of because in his mild Iand tears nevar for. upon the lines of the well-known Ratties, He may even be called, he ring usedtheme of a commercial undertaking enny Readymade, at the foot of the Happy-go-Not to be doing,

"Not to be doing, but to be," expresses his Various

He does not put care it deals with the doings of the rascall, Celticruperstition. For, having wamedther be traced to the same source; it may lacky mountains, where fapdoodle grow and labour aside, because care and laboot

as Celte who are not, he proceeded to use perhaps, be bound up in an organisation. swell mobsman who is the Hend Centre of the world "Celtic" ada stick wherewith to but the individuality is neverthelem

Then we come to a distressing form of are unknown in the life of which he is the This man knows the titer gang who devote themselves to jewel castigate our English pride. He invented present. robberies. He an ex-Army officer, like a character of dull energy, which he

One of the greatest factors in production idleness, that exemplified by the malade perfect flower.

This is essentially scientificality of the saying "Enough is a good us fosat," Yet even this man fails. The most of his confedemtoe, and has the entree dubbed English, and, whenever be detected is individuality, and nature has provided imaginais." to the houses of the best people of the any other quality is an Englishman, be that certain mes shall possess this quality rather than artistic: it is based upon renuine artistically idlo man must be declared that it was not English." and in a greater degree than other. We know intimate sequaintance with two great fund- must be tracked dans to the influence of a that all men are unt equal in ability, and amnental truths, ginger is hot in the touched by the sorrow and live not wholly Celtic ancestor

cannot be made so, but it is desirable that mouth," and continual dropping wrath apart from the needs of struggling Now, this method of resaving is the all men shall have equal opportunities. In away the rock." The fanciful invalid sets humanity. His is the idleness of the gods the heavenly Ieriod perfects the another man ie tried and condemned, only most dangerous of all methods. There is the countries in which this principle Sads on those principles; by continual reitera-who so before ard after, and know that

earthes." scaping the death penalty by the arrow.

standard and then exciting all who do so is the greatest The enormons business incapable of exertion of any kind. To koep have enumerated twelve kinds of no excuse for inventing an imaginary the widens acceptance economic pregress he makes those around believe him to be seems to conform to it. This is the method activity in the United States of Americs is such idleness constantly going requires there are many more, but to speak

Large One of the of Procrustes, who stretched those who

in a large measure due to this.

man is never consciously idle, as he is repellant story is the supreme almost in- were too short and lapped those who wuro | vivantages of the free pisy of individuality idie Rock of energy; but the artistic of them all would require an effort; and

ver consciously acrire. I admit that true art always is, human cleverness which makes Rates fairly too long for the compass of his tyramica is that by it the creative class of man-the still is required to appear idle whom one is birds are, without striving. More than this,

bed. If you would arrive at a character of man with ideas--is brought to the front. acceptable: Captain Fraser beside his great the English, you may do so only by a fen are divided into three classes, vizreally vigorous; bat it is skill, not art. true art is synthe-ic, not analytic only. The phototype is dreadfully inane. But then wide and honest comparison of English 1st. The creative, the men of genius, the The existence of a man of this class is a genuine Protestant can never.bo an artist. If you would learn to pursue idleness is man. From this comparison it would be origucators. 2nd. Those who manage for handicraft, not an art. manifestly unfair to exclude the great the firs--the administrators. 3rd. Those The idleness of the sacstic is perhaps the fine art you must begin by obeying the unsatura of deed and speech. When Mat

It is an unwashed, grimy, ropulaire anciety," says a great writer, English Chinese Pocket Dictionary of Peking they Amold declares that Shakopee who do the labour appointed by the first most intrlistic of all variction of idleness, golden rule. It is one's first duty to

Gollumint, by Bir WALTER HILLIER,opeanses and flexibility of spirits are and second-the artists.

It will be obvious, then, that economia idleness. But it is aubtle, and in that known as a busy person." A Right doy's

respect repays study, Art is entarted tion may prove "fatal. K.C.M.G., C.B. Shanghai, American not English, that Addison's "moderation conditions should I such as will ensure a

to so with idleness, you make a slip and Fresbyterian Mission Press, 1910. and delicacy are not English, the best

is. numerically, vory small, and even under himself alone. "Art is modified by its precisely because Shakespeare and Addison the best conditions will never grow beyond surroundings; it is plastic, it takes form Tast little murder, nothing thought with others of their compatriots, poscased certain and smail proportion. One of from its environment. The soul of the the time, leads to procrastination, perhaps artist is a harp played by natars; the even to Sabbath-breaking, that list. speakers of Peking colloquial.. The author

the conditions casential for its growth is has already introduced himself to the

thant we shall not judge a mad by what his strings respond to every mood of the fussines, forgotten as soon as calm wis public by his presious volume of lessons We all know that the English nation is father was, but by wist he is himself. If performer. But that man is no artist who restored, ends in the terrible energy of

Brect a barrier ugliness, and conscientious college tater. I do not ray in that dialect. This dictionary would neem inextricably composed of many foreign, a man has done good to the community he is one of ulicu, poverty, and that your path towards the heights will be A Brilliant, Safe and Cheap Illuminant by Kerosene Qil

To this entitled to all the rewards the community pain

the other hopelessly blocked working, only, khun discordart. eloments. naturally to follow. The author makes it even

it owes its strength and can girs him both accially and otherwise, and is comfortably idle plain that he corfnes his attention to party of one rosult of the amalgam if this principle Pere gasod to, and side only groaning Bow and again that the habit of being always busy as you would

intelligence. The is an Englishman, and it is only the opportunities were provided, it would those of the human side of the wall stun the accursed thing, and your progres be an inspiration for all men to do may fancy that he is suffering for them will be safe. Practics the art of living. dictionary of colloquial mandarin. Indeed part of our conspiracy to underrate our

prove them- The idleness of this man is too rigid, too. It is an art, it comes not to the natural he maintains that a dictionary of universal country that the word "Celtis" has so what they could

We should anyielding, of too cast iron-like character, man-at least not in our harsh climate,

The to bo heman

And if not human, it cannot Surround yourself with beautiful things. madaria colloquial is, in short, an impolong been used as a kind of scourge. The selves worthy of respect..

Argument would be baseloss, even if all the then bring forward the creatora, the mun itality. We are told that there are four literary genius of England were found in one whom the second and third chart be achatic. The idleness of the would-be Hearken to the mover-crading, siwaya harmo Cynes in Pekines: Cantonese speakers what we may call the Therian fringe. It la dependent... It is these cognomic conditions artist la interesting, but won't stand looking pious labour of the great earth-spirit. You might well wish themselves stationed in the not found in this fringe. Shakerpsate, that Democracy should look for; under into. This king is wanting in ideals. It is hear no whirr of macbmery, no xaitle of

our peculiar glory, came from the heart of sneh a system she would learn that the of the warth earthy: true artistic idienses the loom, but can you, with all your praise JOHN & ROBERT HARVEY & CO., LIMITED. illustrato Elimas toves, but we suspect that England. Chaucer sad Milton acknow class who ruled her (ie, the creative) were like all great art, se suffosed at times with worthy struggling, weare a garment for thelearner, he cannot command a teacher, lodged London for their home. The splend- the providers of her daily bread; under a light which comes not from any material your spirit as fair as that which clothes the

abandonu. The world-be artist plans great works flies of the field? system the would our of their achievement is shared by the such &

We are all too busy nowadays. We are will find himself at sea who attempts to whole of Britain, but we refuse to deprive Sociallam, in the use in which that in a bominesalike manns, but as he is too

Instead basy to translate his ideals into reality he so aurious to gain insoledge, or to amass pick up Pekiness by means of those England of their grandeur at the mere word is broadly understood. examples only, provided he attempte bidding of philosopher who composed of the State providing for the individual soon foes what little power he may have wealth, or to wis renown, that for lova without a vision. the people porishet"," work concerning Celtic literature and it would be rooogsed that it is the bad, and becomes a lazy drudge to his own themselves time to lica Remember that

The twins faculty of humbugging himself. ANY DAB, The volume contains a large troubled not to discover who were the Celte duty of the individual to provide for the fans Golden Buttery show us the Whom old age comen knowledge often be number of words and phrases, though there and bence they came,

State, and also that the State should izzato is no attempt to elucidate ar illustrate So deeply has this poison of contempt for conditions conducive to the end. In-patars of that idlenes in which, after a comes barren, and wealth in an agosto. who has practised idleness sa a fine art has The dictionary will no doubt their own country permeated the reins of dividuals, however, can only provide for the time, the soul of the inartistic artist brance, and renown fatigues, but the man

his reward, and that reward in lovet be used in the north of China, and speciallye Englishmen that in an essay publish- Stato through industry, and it should be becomes steepod, who "lots I dare not!

There is a fort of idleness which it is Westminder Gazette. in Peking; wo far, however, it will be of ed dot long since by a member of Parlia the function of the State to it individuals wait upon 'I would."

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