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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
ANKoN DAKOTA TERRITORY EVENING" JANUARY 5 1880

~ ht,a,sh q viii! be vigorously prosecuted. The
'o..' o. directors met this afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Gerb and Rose Iono
.rtio'y injured during the fire in Tnrns,
1a'l Yesterday morning, have died. Tho .
~ = uaea'hs n'ing the lipt up to six. j II il feared
1t Is sill nncomple,ed. . ''"'e'
cincinnati, Jan. G-Loyd s. Brown ~
,'e'nher OF the legislature Of Ohio dronn. 4
ueau ! III street car this morning while nm
MS way to attend a meeting of an insurance
company. ''''"' a''ce
:, About four O'clock this morning INDY
Moore. Of the common pleas conrt heard % y
noise in his house, PROCURING ,a.aluon u !"
ne started for the head Of the Stairs wha.a
"t "e ane. burglar, and fred straigh. at him.
~ Snen the man fell back down stairs, where
ne ne was seized and dragged from the house
ana across the yard by his accomplices who
succeeded in carrying him off. The iudpe
thinks he shot the man mor,ally.
Newark. Jan. G-Horace o. Pierce and
Edward =. Bloom, injured by the celu.oid
works yesterday, have died. The insurance
on building aud contents was $s7, 900.
New York, Jan. 6-The explosion of q
slli 81 in Lombard & Ayers works foot Of
oo'h street, North river, set the building
On IRE, fatally burning James Reilly, u
Workman, and seriously burning another,
James Eagan.
Elizabeth, N. 1.-The locomotive and
iour q freight cars Of train on the Long
Branch railroad fell through fihy feet
Draw at Wood bridge this morning, and
the cars burned. The engineer was slightly
hurt. The draw had been left open.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
FROM MAINE.
So mo OF tho Coun ed In Members Ref
to Take Certificates. etc.

Some OF tho Coun ed In Members Refuse
to Take Certificates. etc.
Augusta, Me-, Jan. G-P.titions to admit
the twelve counted out members from Rock
land, Bath, Saco, Portland and Lewiston
were presented to the governor and council
this morning and hearing appointed for this
afternoon. An attempt was made to influence
Mr.. Voter, Of Pennington, counted in, to
abandon his position Of refusing certificate.
lie declines to participate in the proceedings
in the legislature. Sprout, of Veasie, was
labored with Monday, but p,ill adheres
to his determination to keep
away from the legislature.
Other fusion members are known positively
to refuse certificates, and one or two are de-
tanned at home by sickness. The remainder
are here participating in various caucuees,
but it is not known whether all will take
part in the organization. Hobson, the
counted in senator from Lincoln, says he
intends to do what is right and follow the
greenback party that he should take his
seat and Immediately move for a committee
to investigate the returns in Lincoln county.
While he thought the votes thrown for
Andrew r. G. were for the same person,
he was satisfied that he (Hobson) was en-
titled to his seat on the ground of fraud,
intimidation and bribery. Fifty extra men
were p aced in the state house this morning
at about ten o'clock. 1t is stated that 100
more armed men will be placed there to-
night.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Harrisburg, Jan. CIV. c. Killer, an
attache of the post Office, has been arrested
on a charge of opening letters and abstract
ing the contents.
Memphis, Jan. Cat Sardis. Misc last
Saturday night John Harris, deputy sheriff
Of Panola county, while seated In bis flee.
was shot and mortally wounded by an un.
known party A scandal is said to be at the
bottom of the affair.
Butl.lo, Jan. 6.-Two unsuccessful at
Temps have been made to wreck train on
the New York Central railroad, between
Niagara Falls and Tonawanda by placing
rails and ttcs on the track. The locomo-
tive brushed aside one obstruction and the
train was brought To stand still as II
reached the other.
New York, Jan. -6.-Receiver White, Of
the Grocers' bank, says Sl25.0o worth Of
forged paper has been discovered. The re.
ceiver did not believe that husincss would
ever be resumed by the institution. He
said compromise will be accepted. The
case il IN the peoples bands now, and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
FOREIGN.
ORDER FOR VINES.

ORDER FOR VINES.
Montreal, Jan. 6-New Orleans orders
from vineyard here 5000 grape vines.
COUNTED OUT.
Christie, liberal member of parliament
for Argenteuil, has been unseated by Justice
Belanger for bribery by agents.
RUss1A's wARLIKE PREPARATIONS.
London, Jan. 6.-The Daily Telegraph
vouches for the trustworthiness of COM
munication dated Koenigsburg, Dec. 81,
asserting that the dislribu ion of the
Russian army shows striking conveyance
toward the western portion OF the empire.
and that Ruesia's effective forces are being
increased in far greater p:opoi tion than
can be justified by the object of filling up
the vacancies left by the late Russo Turki.h
war. Within the past few weeks the
strong force already quartered in the west
ern provinces has been increased by four
divisions Of infantry and one ofcavalry. This
raises the force along the western frontier
to nearly one half The entire Russian army
on peace footing. Extensive measures Of
organization and improvement in all the
departments of the service are being push.
ed forward. The greatest activity also pre-
walls in increasing the means Of communica-
lion and providing hal,ing place. Military
railways are being constructed, deliveries Of
supplies for arsenals, building IN ,terial, uni
forms, etc. are being made OH
on vast scale, with scarcely an s'tempt al
conccalmeut, the nrming ot the frontier for
tresses being Effected with The utnos
prompti,ude A Berlin correspondent ssy'
il "a remarkable that Russian troops MT
again permitted to speak of impending va
| svs,n., Austria and Germany. he cam
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pa'gn is the d.v talk In the military coffee
houses of kief, Kamialiec, Podolek. Zehito.
mcer and o.her garrison towns near the
Austrian frontier.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
IL ,vana, Jan. 6.-Ineurrectionary chiefs
beleAaria, Peralto and Reniges Almapyell.
who recently surrendered, departed for Spain
yesterday. heavy detachment of troops
has been re 1t to. San Diego De Cuba to op-
crate ~ ainI the mulatto chief Gullerman.
now the only chief of any importance re-
naming in arms. Voz De Cuba emphatic.
ally denies the rumor that Maco and vi.
cente Garcea have landed on the island.
SUBSTANTIAL AID.
London, Jsn 6.-The fund instituted b,
tho lord mayor for ,he relief OF distress In
ireland amounts 10 S 600 pounds.
THE sICK EMPRESS.
London, Jan. 6-The latest official buile.
Tin from Cannes, Jan. 4. announces that all
symptoms in the case Of the empress of
Hussla are increasing unfavotably.
sEAMEN sENTENcED.
London, Jan. 6-Sixteen ef the crew of
the ship g. w. Wolff from Belfast, Dec.
24,h. for New York. and put back, have
been sentenced 10 six weeks imprisonment
for refusing to perform duty.
MORE GOLD COMING.
London. Jan 6.-Aa exceptional trars.c.
lion IN The purchase of gold for expectation
TO America was recorded Yesterday, thinv-
hye thousand pounds having been taken
from the open market fnr America. The
transaction is not epartled "a in,tiating Ynv
considerable eff1ux. AT present it is under.
stood that arrangements are in progress for
the transmission OF considerable amounts ol
bonds in partial liquidation of liabilities on
account OF grain
RELIEF FOR IRELAND,
Birmingham, Jan. GA fund has been
opened here for the relief Of distress in Ire
land.
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wAsHlNcToN.

MRS. oURAY GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Washington, Jan. l.-Secretary Schurz
to-day received telt gram from Gen. Hatch
saying Onray desired 10 bring his wife with
him to Washington, and inquiring whether
the request would be granted. The sccre.
tary replied in the affirmative.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE.
The house committe on commerce this
morning agreed to reopen the discussion on
the interstate commerce bill, and at the
request of several railroads will give q
heari ng commencing Tuesday next.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
ANTl-cRANT BOOM,
1t 10 ReinR Groomed by Ex-senator Hen.
derson, OF Missouri.

ders0n. OF Missouri.
New York, Jan. GA Washington spe-
cal says Ex-senator Henderson, OF Nilsson
ri, who is spending q fortnight here, is in
teresting himself in an anti-Grant move
meot and he and others who took part In
tue Fifth avenue conference four years ago.
are going to try to iultiate another scheme
for opposiug Grant within the republican
party Strong efforts are making to induce
Bristow and SchurZ to come out squarely in
public manner in opposition TO the renom-
ins.ion OF Grant. Henderson, like Schurz
and H4lsted, is in favor of the nomination
OF Sherman, aud thinks that il the Grant
nen can he convinced tha; Grant will lose
the entire German vote, if nominated, they
Will not inslst nn his nominati on. Hender.
son views will soon be given TO the pub
lie
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, January 6.
Money-6@7 u cent.
Governments-Quiet, generally firmer.
stocks-Firmer and higher.
NEW YORK.
New York. January 6.
WHEAr-Spring quiet. nominal. Win
ter shade better, moderate, active. No. l
white February, S256aby GENITAL.
RYE-Quist, 90.
CoRN-Dull. Receipts ll4O00, 6s!c@
Gle.
BARLEY-Firm.
OATs-Dull. Receipts $4,000, 49@5lc.
Mixed western, 5o@52!c.
PoRK-Firmer, Sl2.75.
BEEF-Unchauged.
LARD-Stronger, $7S5.
BUTTER-Unchanged
WHIsKEY-Sl. .O9@$l.1O.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, January 6.
WHEAT-Unsettled, within small range.
Closing weak, S1.29 cash, $1.29i bid Feb.
ruary, $l.30A March
CoRN-Weak, 39ic cash, 40c February,
45Ic bid May.
OArs-Weak, 34ac cash, s3sc January,
334c February, 30a May.
RYE-S0c.
BARLEY-SS.
Provisions rated higher
Closed weak Pork Sl3.25@S13.30 cash
January, Sl3424 February, $l3.425
March.
LARD-Unset,led, firmer, s7.52A cash
$7.573 February, S7.67a asked March.
WHIsKY-Active, Sl.10.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, January 6.
WHEAr-3@2sc lower. Closed weak
Hard $l.S02. No. /. Sl.294. No. 2, $l.27
cash and January, $l.2S2 February, $l.29
March.
CoRN-Steady, 40@43lc.
OA1s-3ic.
RYE-79c.
BARLEY-75!c.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
Re-AssembIing Of Congress Al.
ter the Holiday
Recess.
Mutterings from Maine Preceding
tho meeting Of the Legisla-
turo Tomorrow.
Meeting and Organization Of the New
York Legislature by The Election
Of Republican Officers.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Washington, Jan. 6-Among the bills in.
trocuced were the following:
by Mr.. Davis, Of Illinois, to establish a
court ut appeals.
By Mr.. Cockrc!l. to repeal Sc sc,ion 4 724 Of
the revised statutes. and to provide that no
person on the retired list OF the army. uayy
or marine corps shall draw a pension: a b,ll
10 transfer certain claims from the executive
departments to the court of claims for adiu.
dciatian.
Mr.. Logan presented vcrv large pumber
OF petitions OF soldiers for equalization of
bouniies.
Adjourned in respect to the memory OF
:he late Senator Morgan.
HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. t.-Mr. Scales, chair.
man OF The committee on Indmn affairs. re-
ported the resolution directing the commj !.
tee to investigate aud report upon the origin
Of the recent outbreak of the Ute IndiaI q
The resolution was adopted
The house went into committee of the
whole on the report of the committee on
rules, but without taking action rose and
adjourned as mark Of respect to the mem.
cry Of Senator Houston.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06
TELEcRAPHIc eREvITIEs.
A MAINE RuMol,.

AMAINE RUMOR
Boston. jan. Ga Herald special from
Augusta. Me, mentions rumo,s That the
republicans intend to capture the state senate
by arresting five senators.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-06

ORDER FOR VINES.
Montreal, Jan. 6-New Orleans orders
from vineyard here 5000 grape vines.
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Boston, Jan. GA Herald special from
augusta. Me, mentions rumois that the
republicans Intend to capture the state senate
by arresting five senators.
FUNERAL OF COUNT JOHANNES.
New York, Jan. 5.-The funeral of
Count Johannes took place to day from the
Observation-Disclosures, the ex.
penses being born by Lester Wallack and
Theo. Moss. Avonia Fairbanks the counts
pupil, and his father and mother were the
chief mourners.
SPECIE IN THE COUNTRY
New York, Jan. 5-The specie importa.
tions for the week ending on the ID inst. are
S4O7,997. Weekly returns make total of
over SS4 4.26O,494 Tor the year 1879, against
Sl9, l2O,973 officially reported for 1878.
Taking into account the specie imported
and the products of mines there is in the
country probably fully one hundred and
twenty-five million dollars more coiu than
year ago.
LATE DEPARTURE.
Boston, Jan. Gold Aunt Masen, colored,
died at North Adams yesterday, aged 115.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Albany, Jan. 6-The legislature was or
ganized to-day. The senate choose Jno. w.
Vrooman, republican, clerk. The house
elected Gen. Geo. II. Sharpe, republican, for
speaker.
ANOTHER LANE BANK.
Elizabeth, N. j., Jan. 6.-The directors
of the Dime Savings bank have applied to
the chancellor for an order prohibiting pay
ments to depositors, and to take charge Of
the bank.
AIDING IRELAND.
Philadelphia, JAM 6.-Arch Bishop
Wood orders collections in Catholic churchs
for the suffering poor of Ireland, and will
receive contributions himself for the same
purpose.
New York, Jan. 5.-The proceeds Of last
nights meeting at Madison Square Garden
are twenty. five hundred dollars, and will
be given for the relief of distress in Ireland
Parnell to-day received telegram from the
tecretary of the relief committee of Virgini;
City, New, stating that ST. 500 for the suffer
ing poor of Ireland had been Forwarded
him, and giving the agitators pressing
invitation to visit that city.
SALE OF A RAILROAD.
Akron, Jan. 1.-The Atlantic and Grea
Western railroad was sold at noon to-day BY
General j. H. Devereux, of Cleveland
special master commissioner, under fore
closure proceedings in Summit count,
court of common pleas, and similar court
in Pennsylvania and New jersey. Th
road was bid off by r. G. Rolston and S
A. Strong, of New Jersey, purchasing com
mittee for the English bondholders, unde
an organization scheme, for six million
dollars, its minimum appraisement. Th
road has been reduced to the standar,
gauge.
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FIRE.

Toledo Jan. Ga fire this morning des-
troycd the coffee. spice and licorice mills of
G. G. Warren & Co., involving loss of
$4,000 on the machinery and fixtures, val
ued at $4,000. Insured.
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pa'gn is the d.v talk in the military coffee
houses OF kief, Kamialec, Podolek, Zehito.
meer and o.her garrison towns near the
Austrian frontier.
The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1880-06-05
THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
CY.

/ regard it as an essential part of our
public-school system. I'M the hands of
efficient officers It is a great power for
good, But it is much to be regretted
that there is not more permancncy8in this
Office Why j. it that more than half the
supeTinfsn elected are permitted to
serve but single terms OF the ninety
nine who were chosen two years ago, but
forty-hve are riowto be continued in. OF
flea and 81 those elected four yea, ago
thare remain but nineteen in the work.
Here is great waste Of experience. By
the time superintendent has fully ac=
quainted himself with the schools Of the
county, and is really ready to begin SUI
pervision. he is too often thrsst aside to
make room for some else, who will prob
ably in his turn follow in the footsteps Of
his predecessor Think one great trouble
il that he superintendent Is held respoR
sible for the grammar. arithmetic. geog-
raphy, and spelling Of the sisters and the
cousins Of the ward politicians. The fact
that young lody IS the niece Of Squire
Brown IS regarded BY him as sufficient ey-
idence Of her qualification for a teacher;
and. when he learns that the superintend-
ent net only insisted On examining her,
but that he had the audacity to refuse her
= -, - If. 49,
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i.NoNE TolWHoM WE CAN
PRAY" Is 49,

4 LBS I .gi ! Z II i ( ~ 7.lf J. =
Confucius, the greatest and most sub
tie intellect china ever produced. once
said,
He who ofends against heaven has
none TO whom be can pray
This was the highest conception Of the
attributes Of the Eternal. lfe Maker, to
which thc heather pbilos6phei could at:
tain :. ISL "a vs. -.
To thoughtIess sovI. who Hr0nseious
every day that he 'ofends against heav.
en-, and that mo one liveth and sipneth
not. what an infinite sadness and. despair
are ii those words. None 10 Whom ~
can pray. No precipitation f6rsins, no
atonement, no salyatioN. Ne hereafter no
heaven. GO Il Isl
According TO the. dark creed of Bud
dhism, that religion or DEATH. the soul
which has offended against heaven. when
it goes out from this world, passes through
various transmigtstions. until, il ya1ishes
u Ian n the biackness ana! darkness Of
nothingness Ithseomss Snn6aafsd.
o awful word AnnihiIation To the
fearful and shuddering ssuhof.the heath.
en- a. It goes out on It's dark fight 10 an
initiation, what prospect Even the
angels. when fallen forever from heaven.
shrunk from the fngKtful thought Of los
ing their existence 4 GA
But Christianity IS the religion Of life.
Il bids the sinner i've. Ittsarhcs that
he who ofends agaipsthcaven has One to
whom be can pray, who yearns to BE
sought in prayer. and Nhoi Himself inter
cedes ally and hourly before the throne
Of the Father in his behalf
The religion Of Christ does not consign
the trembling penitent stricken win the 7
thought that be has offended against
heaven, to hopeless dumb despair The
Savior stands between him and death, and
earnestly pleads with him to live. No
cold andpitiless philosopher stands At the
door of the Christian heaven. and says
unto the broken-he hearted pieader There
IS none to whom you can pray
-
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The universe Is finite d, time & not IN
space. TAiasssstn are lbboral Things
onsesk are etei6zl and rissare with al hen
poshp o. stars. s only a garment woven
BY the Unseen. Amid these cycles Of
death IS there aught which abidess Sol
ence has the ear Of the world. and ques-
ton burns on the lip; Of every earnest
man and woman. even the same old ques-
ton that burned on the lip Of the Idumean
Job. If man die shall he live again Z.
You say to science Men IN your name
have said. We have sounded tie desp3 81
space and the deeps 6f time, and we find
mo abode Of the dead. The dead dne
for their ahodes are notg The man Of
science can answer eve work on INST
ter and force. We have demonstrated 1
form of matter as far beyond your sense
as that which you can spirit We have
shown that it must'be million times as
solid as lead, and million times as clas-
sic IS steel. II pgf7ades alI space and
bathss all suns. Is L barren 81 lifes
From this speck in the universe We look
out On the countless orbs Of tbs heaven.
and wonder il this globular speck alone IS
the abode Of life. FinM this body or flesh
We look along the thrills, Of Light beyond
Orion. beyond the beaded foam Of the
milky ways. into boundIcss. trcmulous
realm Of matter. which no fleshiy eye has
seen and no fieshly hand has Iteuehed, and
mo flesh can inherit, and wonder whether
this realm alone is the abodeEof life 9th
.er abodes there are. other modes Of life
there may be" and then you ask. swell.
can il be that man at death may pass into
an unseen realm and stilf five z The man
Of science can answer, 1--WE work ION force
and matter. We demonstrate that no
force is ever lost We have shown that
that in man which wills andsthhkS and Is
the man, is force. andthat il is not trans
formed into thrills oflight and heat. We
have shown that this force-will and con-
sciousness-does NOT exist in any degree
as property in portion Of matter II
cannot exist then as i property in higher
degree ina larger portion -of matter It
is associated with the body. but il MOI Of
the body. II may live on, then, when
the body like a worn garment drops.
Laythe young eagle IN what neat yau will.
The cry and sunotS o. eagles overhead
fibrasc prophetic through her quverug wings.
Aud make her poise herself for the eagles aiehf,
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was adapted to fill The day Of monte
bank schoolmen was over the medieval
couletsry 81 souls had ifssaiei in those
Of j new resurrection. casuists had given
away 70 thinkers. speculatiOns had getired
before the men of action. PtoIen5 ne.
longer anchored the universe 10 an insig-
nihcant planet and Copernieus was send
ing men As Ne sent worlds spinning
around the central sun. Portuguese warri-
ors fnrIed their sails III the harbors Of far
thest India and Columbus opened up the
gateway to the tseasures Of the new con
tinent
Il was into this atmosphere that VOL
SEW was born. IN this atmosphere he
lived breathing this atmosphere lie died.
Peace was his life policy because learning
was his life aliment. What he did for
himself he did for his king what ne did
for his king he thought he did for his
country. What he really did for his.
country he did for all time He was 4
bettermal than the man whom he served
He was greater man than the man who
spurned him If he gathered power il
was that Henry might be powerful. n
he ruled like despot, it was that Eng
land might get the glory He builded
better than he knew. Himself a man Of
statescraft he gave unlimited lease to
learning. Himself bondman Of dogma.
he opened way for the gospel. Himself
a vassal Of the Pope. he made the reform
alton possible. He took his character
from the soil that gave him birth; he took
his form from the matrix Of his age Like.
the tabled Mercury, with wings on his
shoulders and wings on his feet. he was
swift to project and swift to execute, The
work he left undone he passed to Thomas
Cromwell, his pupil and successor. Thorn.
as Wolsey was terrible Thomas Crom,
we'll was mare terrible Oliver Cromwell
was more terrible STILL Through these
three men, each working IN his light and
each working blindly, there comes 10 us
by many "a devious path and through
manly ! crimson field, the priceless boon
Of liberated thought We look for such
man as Wolsey to end his life on the
block It was not to be so. A year i
retirement with its agony and shame and
and his enemies clamor for his blood, "A
charge Of high treason summoned him to-
Londsn and the broken down Oh man
journeys thitherward led By the lieutenant
fof the tower Painting and falling BY, the
way the friendly doors of the Abbey Of
Leicester receive the dying prclate. des-
| tined never to see the gay world again
Here il wastfiat, turning to his custodian.
he uttered the words that have entered
Hike a vail and warning into the poetry Of.
our language Master Kruygton, had !
served God as diligently as ! have served
the King. He wo Id not have given me
over in my grey hairs. But this IS my
due reward for my pains and study, not
regarding my service to God, but only
NV dufv II, my Prince =
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OF riiE CREW COSMOS +

Man IS m cpitome. Wasesofiight from
sun and star haveknit the tissues Of bis
flesh; life that pulsed through fish, and
bird, and beast along the aeons ofgcology.
beats in his veins, and While vested in
this body of flesh echoes from beyond, in.
vitations as the sweep Of wings thrill his
minor being as the soul poises itself. for
the souls fight The eagle mounts, man
passed, but he lees not dis. Il 4