A Direct Temptation

It is iinpossiblo to doubt that tho ease with whicli a defaulter eau evado arrest bv crosin; the Cauadian liue has been ;i direct encouragecuent to íinancial infidelity. A pooi" n:iu entrustod with large surns of ïuoiiuy, H8 s tho case of a bank telier, must bo subject to a very Btrotig temptntioD to theft. There is not mach ia tli; provulling lon; ol tlic world to streiiijtli('ii the restraints OÍ consciente, Uut tlie certainty of deceotion wouUl nuturally aot aa a barríer to crime. W !■; n dio man koowa that lie oan til! bis pockots with the inoney of Ibe bank, tuko an express train for Monlreal, aud bo out of the reach of Uk; pólice by Dio timo the is discoyerid, i direct temptation is placad beforo hiui 10 which it is nut strango tliat raany wealc raen yield, -