. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. on one another. Of A;v^hat availis all riches to a man if he have no friend to grasphim by the hand, no companion to cherish him, no servantto minister to him ? Is not such a man poor and miser-able and blind and naked ? What would it avail anyoneto possess the coal mines of West Virginia and Pennsyl-vania if there were no hardy sons of toil to mine thosecoals and carry them to the marts of commerce ? Whatwould the entire wealth of the Island of Manhattan availus if there were no one to share it with us ? We must help one another to the best of our abi
. Busyman's Magazine, July-December 1907. on one another. Of A;v^hat availis all riches to a man if he have no friend to grasphim by the hand, no companion to cherish him, no servantto minister to him ? Is not such a man poor and miser-able and blind and naked ? What would it avail anyoneto possess the coal mines of West Virginia and Pennsyl-vania if there were no hardy sons of toil to mine thosecoals and carry them to the marts of commerce ? Whatwould the entire wealth of the Island of Manhattan availus if there were no one to share it with us ? We must help one another to the best of our ability,thus miaking lifes burden the easier to bear. Do not sayto me : What have [ to do with my brother ? Am Imy brothers keeper ? You are your brothers keeper,and you will be responsible to God as such. We wouldall of us to-day be groping in the darkness of idolatry ifwe were not our brothers keeper, and we would be de-prived to-day of the inestimable blessings of our civiliza-tion.—Cardinal Gibbons. Other Contents of Current Magazines. In this department we draw attention to themost important topics treated in the currentmagazines. Readers of The Busy MansMagazine can secure from their newsdealers themagazines in which they appear. :: :: :: ARMY AND NAVY. Our Position of Nanal Peril. Excubitor Fortnightly Review ART AND ARCHITECTURE. The Japanese Idea of China Painting. Gazo Ladies Home Examples of Good Summer Homes. Jas. L. Dunn. .Suburban Life A Log House and How it Grew. H. W. Mathews Suburban Life Chicago as an Art Centre. Chas. L. Hutchinson World To-Day Vitalizing German Art. Jas. W. Pattinson World To-Day Mediaeval and Renaissance Portraiture. E. Crawford Cont. Review The Worcester Art Museum. Leila Mechlin Int. Studio Two Types of the California Patio. H. P. Keith Int. Studio Possibilities of Clay. Chas. F. Binns . Int. Studio The Paintings of Mr. Chas. Sims. A. L. Baldry Int. Studio Notes on Some Polish Artists of To-day Int. Studio Princess Teni
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