Easily Enough

Here is a Sioux City (Ia.) Sunday school story : They were stndying in the catechism about the wouderf ui greatness and power of God. "Can God do everything?" asked the teacher. It was generally admitted that he conld. Then the teacher rather mischievously propounded a sticíler perhaps as a test of i'aith. "Conld God make two and two equal five?" he asked. The query rather startled tbe little girls in the class, and their faces fcook on a worried, puzzled expression. They had never thought of such a thing as that, and it looked as if their faith was wavering. The teacher waited with a rather amnsed smile on bis face. Theu np shot a little hand. "Well, "asked the teacher, "what do you think about it?" "Yes, sir, he can," was the prompt and certain response. Now it was the teacher's turn to look surprised. "Well, how oan God make two and two equal five?" "By adding one," was the triuinpbant answer, and the ruischievous