"damn" No Longer Swearing

One result of the reviscd ncw testament ho reveiend reviewers :iml erities Imve not umciently appieciated. The word 'damii " onether with uil wonls derlved trom it, ,M been ellmlnated by the reviewer. It i no Uwmr til the EngJiab " testament. ts use in speech is thcicloie no longer irofantty. It ranks with the mild Viuikee ilnrii."' Il' :ni exuperated broöier be re¦unttrated with for n víkih wwl excesive outouriiiff of dtven vwrUtlou "I hit obsolete Suoti domn-word, he hasoiily ii leply: "Dearly beïoved brother, dost ho not know tb at I accept the revtoed eislon?" It woulil etm as if the revised versión inu-t become very popular with the pc.pl.' Who uNli to contiinie suiidry forma of strong speech without Ipcurring the sin of profanity.- Hartford Courant, The spring of 11W1 was characterized by fri-Khets. thesummer by tornadoes.and now