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Popular Copyright Books
ar SOC.

Additions made to the list as fast as
they are published.
Ihe Celebrity, by the autho. of "Rich-
ar1 Carvel,"
Phroso, Anthony Hope.
Choir Invisible, j as. Lane Allen.
sorrows OF Satan, Marie Correlli.
priso OF Zsnda, Anthony Hope.
The Manxman, Hall Caine.
Soldiers OF Fortune, X Ii. Davis.
Forest Lovers, Hewlett.
Tekla, Robert Barr.
Adventures of Francois s. Weir
Mitchell.
Adventures Of Caleb West. II. Hopkin-
son Smith.
Soul OF Lilith, Correlli.
Gadfly, e l.. Voynich.
Gentleman Player, X. N. stephens.
Lady Castsl March, Owen Rhosoonnyl.
Ziska, Marie Correlli.
Adventures of Captain Kettle, Hyne.
Sewers, Merriman.
Pride of Jennico, Hagerton Castle.
Agatha Webb, Catherine Greene.
Heart of Princess Orhsa, Anthony
Hope.
st. Ives, Robert Louis Stevenson.
Barrabas, Marie CoIeln.
Young April.
What Dooley Says.
Merryman. Stevenson,
Jesserny Bride.
Sherlock Holmes, Doyle.
Mammon, Alexander.
Forest Lovers.
Gentleman OF France.
For Free 1om of the sea.
Sentimental Tommy, Barrie.
These books are well bound In cloth,
printed on good paper, with clear type,
En~
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$3.50 Copyright Books
kbe Nes0esf for sSI.IO.

The World Department store. (B.
Peek) 81 10.
The Reign OF Law, (James L. Allen.
The Farringtons, tT. Fowler.)
Joan OF the sword Hand, s, h. Crock
stt.)
Tne Noanks Log, Nv. o. Stoddard.)
Prisoner OF Hope, Mary Johnston.)
abe Isle of the Wind. Is. X. Crockett.
The Last Lady OF Mulberry, III. W..
Thomas J
Unlsavene1 Bread. (R. Grantl
Red Pcttsge, Mary Cholmondeley.
Boy, Marie Corelli.)
Philip Winwood, (R. W. Stephens.)
The Hearts Highway, (Mary Wilkins.)
Deacon Bradbury, edwin Asa DIX
From Kingdom TO Colony, MARY
Ueyereux.)
For Love of Country, 90. Il. Brady.)
Winning Out, 20. .. Marden.)
The Conspirators, { X, W. Chambers }
Diana Tempest, (Mary CholmondeIey. }
The Kent Squire, (F. w. HAyes.)
The Bath Comedy, (Egerton Castie.)
Stringtown on the pike.
The Story OF the Nineteenth Century,
60. s. Brooks)
Kit Kennedy, Is. II. Crockett)
Senator North, Gertrude Atherton.)
In Connection with the De Will0ughby
Claim, (F. ID. Burnett
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(From The Worcester Mass. Spy.)
Charles w. Felt read an. interesting
paper &C the reoenb meeting Of the Worces-
ter Society of Antiquity covering the his
tory of the Plymouth colony from the
first landing on Cape Coo up to the time
of establ ishment at Plymouth
Mir. Felt's paper. which was entitled
"Plgrim History on Cape Cod," opened
with the statement that at a meeting Of
the New England Society which last DE.
cemher entertained Secretary Gage as a
guest it was said: "The Pilgrims started
for Cape May, but landed on Cape Cod u
And of Plymouth and Provincetown Mr..
Felt said, both Will be benefited by
even handed justice TO BOTH Cape Cod
was known long before the time of the
Pilgrims, and was shown on Spanish
map as early as 10 a.. The Maytiower
sighted Cape God Nov. Q, 1920, old style.
and Capt. Jones steered south with the
intention to reach New York or New
Jersey, but returned and entered Prov
incetown Harbor. Nov. IL.
The Pilgrims made three distinct ex.
plorations to spy out the land, the last
being party of ten Pilgrims and eight
OF she ships company. which reached
Plymouth. Dec. II, old style, or Dec. 81
by our calendar, returning Immediately
to the Mayiower at Provincetown, which
started for Plymouth Dso. 10. old style,
20, new style. The visit OF ten Pilgrims
to Plymouth In shaliop brought In the
Mayfiower has been called the landing OF
the Pilgrims, and the inscription at tbs
State House places the Mayfi over al
Plymouth four days .hefors she arrived,
and dates Salem four years after it was
settled.
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CUBAN CONVENTION.

Havana. Novem Der 2s.-There was a
large attendance of the public today at
the session OF the Cuban constlt utional
convention In the Marti theatre An ami
mated discussed took place over the ques-
ton whether the sessions are to be public
or private. he delegates OF the National
party, who were supposed to have bee
pledged to support private sessions,
swung ovsr to the other side, only one,
Senior Quesada, voting in favor OF private
sessions. The final vote stood nineteen
for public sessions and ten for private.
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VICTORY FOR PORTLAND.


Last week the Baths came to this city
and won the game from the Portlands
very handily. Last evening the Baths
again came to this city and In one OF
the best games OF the season were beaten
by the local team. The Portlands have
improved since last week and their work
lest evening was such as TO arouse the
utmost enthusiasm of the cranks. The
boys did spieudidIy and were repeated
" applaude FIR the form that they dis
played against one OF the crack clubs OF
the league,
Meade was released Wed 1esday and
his place was taken by new player,
whatmore, who did fairls well. What
more Is a young fellow OF rather light
weight and was pretty roughly battered
about the floor by the big fellows OF the
Baths Mallory again appeared at the
goal ana once more put mp a good game.
For the visitors MoGuvray, as usual, did
grand work. He was everywhere ana
always appeared at the right time to
score an advantage for his team. burgess
was a tower of strength at the goal.
when the Baths started of by making
the first two goals OF the evening, some
of the oranks put up howl. But they
soon relanted, the Portlands making a
timely squirt and tieing the score before
the whistle had been blown. Tbs locals
would have had another goal 10 this pc
riod had not the ball which Campbell
drove into the cage bounded out.
Tners was some brilliant work by both
teams in the second period, each making
a goal and keeping ths score tie. The
PortIands got into the game for keeps
in the last period. After getting goal
In less than two minutes they managed
TO keep theS Baths from again scoring.
The Baths worked every trick, but all TO
no purpose. The Portlands did some ex-
cellent passing and this with the fine
defence prevented any more goals for
the ship builders. In this period the ball
hit Campbell a savage blow across the
cheek and he fell to the floor. Then Bur
CESS ran to the scene and did the Chiness
laundry trick in dousing Campbell
with water, this crowd shouting with
laughter. The first rusher Of the home
team came to time and continued in the
game.
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of the colony q fair chance. Since the
boundary OF the colony is now fixed, and
only awaits to be marked according to
the decision of the Paris arbitration
tribunal, concessions would be absolutely
safe, 80 that any step taken either to
develop the gold or diamond resources
of the colony would not be jeopardized by
the fear OF loss OF concession. The local
efforts In search OF diamonds are only
tentative, but have been SO far successful.
Whether they Will continue so Is one OF
the uncertainties connected with diamond
mining in all parts OF the world.
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KIIILED In RUNAWAY.

Larone, Me November 3D. Thomas
Cahiu who was injured In runaway ac-
cident last Sunday, died from his injuries
this morning. Deceased was aged 90
years, was veteran of the civil W ar and
member of the Odd Fellows and Foresters
fraternitiss. He is survived by widow
and ma son.
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MEETING OF AMERICAN BENEFIT
SOCIETY.

The American Benefit Society held a
meeting at Myrtle hall, Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being a reception to the
supreme officers Speeches were made by
W. II. Carberry, supreme president. OF
Boston; W. II. Jewett, past president
Portland lodge; A. o. Cole, past prssi-
dent, and Frank Atkins or HalIowell,
Me. Two new members were admitted,
and two applications for membership
were received. Amusical entertainment
was given under the direction OF ID. S.
Strout, president OF the lodge. Violin
solo by Walker Woodbury., piano solo by
Bert Seegars, piano and violin solo by
ID. y. Strout and Miss Katie Strout. A
banquet was served in an adjoining room
and thers was a large attendance of men,
bers and visiting guests.
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SI.IO
A DiffIoult Problem, "a. x, Green,

A Difficult Problem, "a. K, Greene.l
The Love of Parson Lord, MARY e.
wilkins. .98
To Have and to Hold, I Mary Johnston
.9S
Black Rock, (RaIph Common "a
Sky Pilot, Ralph Connor.) "a
Monsieur Beaucaire, (Booth Tarling-
toni "a
Mary Cameron, Edith Sawyer,) "a
Tales OF the Ex-Fanks, 10. l.. Cullen.
Story of an Untold Love, paul L.
Ford.) "a
Uncle Terry by Charles CLARK, (Munn. }
IS
p oDket Island, (Clark Munn,) 20
HARPER'S IL MOS, well bound In
red cloth, Fiat back and front, Superior
paper, type ana ink, SO
a House Boat on the Styx.
The Pursuit of the House Boat.
The Bread Winners,
The Coast of bohemia.
The Great Stone OF Sardis.
Life ON the Missississippi.
A Little Journey In the World.
Pembroke.
Anne.
The War of the Worlds.
A Strange Manuscripts.
The Descendants.
Jupiter Lights.
Roneny In Boston.
A New England Nun.
Lorraine.
A Tranplanted Rose.
Princess Alive.
The Refugees.
The He'd Axe.
Peter Ibbetson.
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POLO LEAaUE FLoURIsHlNa,
[sPEcIAL TO THE PRESS

ESPECIAL TO The fkEbS.l
Brunswick, November ga meeting
of the managers Of the Maine Roller Polo
league was held in Brunswick today. No
new franchises were granted aud are not
likely to be at present, although there
has been some talk that Biddeford and
Bangor would like to come In. The
league Is liz q fiourishing condition and
al the managers reported an increased
interest and attendance.
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INJURY WAS FATAL.

Albion, November s2.-Robert Wood
died this morning from injuries received
by the accidental discnarge OF shot gun
last Monday, while hunting. Deceased
was trty wears old and Is survived by q
wife and two daughters.
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Burf,S Home Library.

A series of over 80 Titles. Standard
Books by the worlds best authors,
Bound in Handsome cloth. large type,
good paper.
Fiction, History, Poems Devotions,
Science.
Dickens. Hawthorne, George Elliott
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VISITED FAIRFIELp Q. A. r.

Fairfield, November ae.-Department
Commander Seth Il. Snipe of the Depart
ment of Maine g.. A. r.. was the guest
OF Z. p. Pratt post this evening. A large
delegation OF the members Of W. g..
Heath post Of waterviile was present.
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Elijah
Books.

Who whether young or old), doesn't
delight IN the piquaint tales told by
the genial Yankee parson.
They re so true to life, so Astounding In
humor.
They're Favored with salt-spray and
pine balsam.
Good Old Times.
Lion Bensof Elm Island.
Charlie Bell; the Waif Of Elm Island.
Ths Ark OF elm Island.
The Boy Farmers of Elm Island.
The Young Shipbuilders Of Elm Isl
and.
The Hardscrabble of Elm Island.
Sowsd by the Wind; or, The Poor
Boys Fortune.
Volt Run; or, The Boy OF the Wilder
ness.
Brought to the Front; or. the Young
Defenders.
The Mission of Black Rifle; or, On the
Trail.
Forest Glen; or, The Mohawk's Friend
ship.
Burying the Hatchet; or, The Young
Brave Of the Delawares.
A Strong Arm and Mothers Bless
ing.
The Unseen Hand; or, James Renfew
and his Boy Helpers,
The Live Oak Boys; or, The Adven-
lures of Richard Afioat and Ashore.
Arthur Brown, the Young Captain.
Inc 1ounR DeliVeferb Oh Eiensan5
Cove.
The Cruise of the Casco.
The Chill OF the Island Glen.
John Godsoe's Legacy,
The Fisher Boys OF Pleasant Cove
A Stout Heart; or. the Student from
over the Sea.
A Spark of Genius; or the College Life
of James Traitor.
The Sophomoresof Radcliffe; or James
Trafton and His Boston Friends.
The Whispering Pine; or The Grad
yates of Radcliffe.
The Turning of the Tide; or Radcliffe
Rich and His Patients.
Winning His Spurs; or Henry Nor
toms First Trial.
Bound in handsome. ornamental
cloth. Printed on good paper, with good
wv 4oc
portland and its Attractions" pub
lished by G. W. Morris A charming
: >ok full of exquisite half tone pictures
Portland attractions. Most of the pic
ares $50 10 alD are 6x8 inches. Not only
Portland pictures but views of the
Islands, Cape Shore, Casco Bay and
other nearby resorts. Price,
/. r. LIBBY co,
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At the HOLIDAY SEASON double
space and more than three times the
usual stock is given to tbs Book Depart
ment.
Here will be found great variety Of
BOOKS IN SETS, History, Science.
Fiction, Poetry, Theology, Travel, Biog :
raphy, etc. Well bound and at prices as
tonishingiy low.
STANDARD BOOKS in rich bind.
ings Editions de Lux and valuable gift
Books.
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The BIBLES published by the INTER
NATIONAL BIBLE AGENCY-in our
opinion outclass those of any other pub
fishing house, foreign or domestic.
]. For superiority of paper. type and
ink.
2. For elegance of binding and cover.
g. For comprehensive and easily-to-
be-nnderstood Teachers Helps.
4, For Responsiveness as compared
with any others.
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Adventures OF Brownie, As Told to
My Child, Miss Mulock.
Alice's Adventures In Wonderland,
Lewis Carroll.
Aunt Diana, A Story for Girls. Rose
N. Carey.
Averill, A Girls Story, Rose n. Carey.
Cuckoo Clock. The, Mrs. Wordsworth.
Daughter of an Empress, A Historical
Story, Louise Muhlbach.
Esther, A Book for Girls, Rose N.
Carey.
Esther's Charge. A Story for Girls,
E. Z. Gree n.
Girl Neighbors; or The Old Fashion
and the New, Sarah Tytler.
Gold Elsie, A Story of German Home
Life, Il. Marlitt.
In the Golden Days, Edna Lyall.
Jan Of the Windmill, A Story of the
Plains, Mrs. J. Ii. Ewing.
Lamplighter. The, Maria S. Cummins.
Margory Merton's Girlhood, The Story
of an Orphan Girl, Alice Cochran.
Megs Friend, A Story for Girls, Alice
Cochran.
Merle's Crusade, r Sc N Carey.
Mixed Pickles, A Story for Girls. Mrs
E. NJ. Field.
Not Like Other Girls. Rose N. Carey.
Our Bessie, Rose ". Carey.
Palace Beautiful, A Story for Girls. L.
T. Meade.
Polly, A New Fashioned Girl, by L. T.
Meade.
Princess and the Goblin, A Fairy
Story, George Macdonald.
Six to Sixteen, A Story for Girls, j. II.
Ewing.
Story of Short Life, Juliana Horatio
Ewing.
Sweet Girl Graduate. L T. Meade.
Schonberg-Cotta Family. Mrs. An
drew Charles.
Three Blight Girls, A Story of Chance
and Mischance, Annie L. Armstrong.
Through the Looking Glass, and What
Alice Found There, Lewis Carroll.
World OF Girls, A, A Story of School,
L. 7. Meade.
Young Mutineer, A, A Story for Girls,
l.. T. Meade.
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SENATOR DAVIS STRONGER,

st. Paul, MIMI. November 20 -The
bulletin issued by DIR. Stone at 30
O. clock this evening, says that Senator
Davis has been somewhat stronger and
more quiet.
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Not SO Costly

as formerly, either. There
isn't the slightest reason why
you shouldn't buy a new
Carving Set, at Our Prices,
almost as often as you would
invest in a tablecloth. Turkey
carving will be a pleasing
pastime to the owner of one
of our Carving Sets. To
accommodate our patrons,
our store will be open on
Saturday evenings until after
Christmas.
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The Orange Girl, (Sir Walter Besant.)
Robert Tourney, William sage
Cons OF the Morning, (Eben Philpottf.
Deficient Saints, (Marshall Saunders }
The Biography of Grizzly, Is.
Thompson
The Martydom of en- Empress.
The Cardinal Snuff Box. (henry Har-
Iand.)
Ths Grip of Honor. (Cyrus Brady.)
The Waters Of Edera, (Ouida }
The Webb OF Life, (hopert Herrioh.l
Mistress penwioh, lDutton Payne.J
lone March, Is. X. Crockett.
by Way OF tne wilderness, (Pansy).
The Girl at the Half Way HOUSE, (E.
Hough.l
Resurrection, George Tolstoy.)
Sphia, (Stanley Weyman.)
The Last Of the Flatboats, George U.
The Three Men on Wheels, (Jeroms X.
Jerome
Double Thread, (T. Fowler.)
Geber, (Benton.)
Eben Holden, Irwin Bachellor.l
The Black Gown, (kuth Hall.
In the Palace of the King, (Crawford.)
Linnet, (Gnhnt Allen
The Lobster Catches, (Otis.
Wild Animals have Known
For the sake OF the Duchess.
The bacillus OF Beauty.
Loyal Hearts and True, ruth Ogden.
From Door to Door.
The Image breakers, Gertrude Dix,)
Lying Prophets.
The Cambria Mask.
The Court of Catherine the Great.
The Melon Farm,
and many others at,
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1870
Henfy
The Famous Fl
Books for Boys.

0s ~ I1oubf u6E A0nA aC4A N&tC ncAu ~
the most popular boys author. Age after
age OF heroic deeds hasabeen the subject
OF his pen, and. the knights OF old seem
very real In his pages. Always whole
some and manly, always heroic and OF
high ideals, his books are more than pop
ular wherever the english language is
spoken.
Each volume is printed on excellent pa
per from new large type plates, bound
| In cloth, assorted colors, with an attrao-
tive ink and gold stamps.
Publishers prios, Zoo. OUR PRICE,
2Jc
"a Final Reckoning" A Tale of Bush
Life In Australia.
'By E1gland's Aid" The Freeing Of
the Netherlands.
by Right Of Conquest" A Tale of
Cortsz In Mexico.
"Bravest OF the Brave" A Tale of
Peterborough in Spain.
"By Pike and Dixie" The Rise Of the
Dutch Republic.
"By Sheer PIuoK," A Tale of the
Ashantss War.
''Bonnie Prince Charlie" A Tale OF
Fontenoy and Culioden.
''Capbain Bayley's Herr A Tale of
the Gold Fields of California.
Scat of Bubastes," A Story OF Ancient
Egypt.
ough's Wars
"Facing DEATH" A Tale Of the Coal
Mines
"Friends, though Divided" A Tale
of the Civil War in England.
"For Name ana Fame" A Tale OF
Afghan Warfare.
''For tine Temple" A Tale of the Fall
OF Jerusalem.
I'm freedoms Cause" A Story of
Wallace and Bruce.
I'm the Reign Of Terror, 1.-The Adven-
lures OF Westminster Boy.
''In Times OF PERIL" A Tale Of Inuia.
"Jaok Archer" A Tale of the Crimea.
"Lion of St Mark A Tale of Venice
In the XIV. Century.
Lion OF the North" A Tale of Gus
tavus Adolphus.
Maori ana Settler" A Tale of the
"Orangs and Green" A Tale of the
Boyne and Limerick.
ss''One OF the 28th," A Tale OF Waterloo.
M" Out on the Pampas," A Tale OF South
America.
"st. George for England" A Tale of
"True to the Old Flag" A Tale Of
the Revolution,
'The Young Co lonist," A Tale of
Zulu and Boer Wars.
'Ihe Dragon and the Raven" A Tale
OF King Alfred.
THE Boy Knight" A Tale of the Cru.
sades.
Thorough the fray" A Story of the
Luddite hiota.
Under brakes Flag" A Tale OF the
Spanish Main.
with Wolfe in Canada, The Tale OF
Winning a Continent.
with Olive in India" The Beginning
OF an Empire.
with Les In Virginia." A Story of the
American Owl War.
Young Chrthaginians" A Story OF
the Times Of Hannibal.
young Buglers. A Tale Of the PEN
insula War.
"Young Frano-Tireurs," A Tale of
the Franco Prussian War.
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Score, Portland, a; Bath, 8 kushes,
Campbell, a; Mercer, 2, stops, Mallory,
cree, Connolly. Timer, Dyer. Scorer.
hickey.
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PROVINCETOWN, NOT PLYM-
OUTH.

II Was There the Pilgrims First Landed
From the Msyfiower After Signing
Their Compact.
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Irving. Kipling, Geo. Macdonald, Scott,
Hail Caine. Browning, Balzac, Jerome,
Lever. Wilkie Collins, etc., etc. Price
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This interests you. Forget
all you have heard about
Carving Sets, and listen.
There's been wonderful
change for the better in ma
terials and styles. Lighter,
daintier, more serviceable are
the sets we are now showing
than those of even a year ago,
and they are
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The line up and summary:
The Yale expositor., 1900-11-09

The world is growing better every day.
Thu pessimist who gazes on the clod
Sees naught but base, dislntegrating clay.
HIS vision, circumscribed, can not behold
The signs Of growth apparent everywhere.
TO him, more wise, who looks around and
up,
Who looks behind and sees what has
been done,
Who looks ahead and sees what is to
come.
In consequence of that which was and Is.
Gods wheels turn ever forward-never
back
His laws arc fixed, and can not be OPP
posed:
All nature bows and man is not exempt.
The mighty waves of human progress
beat
Increasingly upon the shores of time,
And will not stay till man shall cease to
be,
AS some swift river, rushing to the sea.
Becomes enamored of a rock-bound deep.
And, pausing in it's course. turns round
and round,
AS X unwilling to pursue its way;
So our advancement to the perfect sIate
Is sometimes checked by that mysterious
power,
Which rules the destinies Of worlds and
men,
And for a while we seem to retrograGe:
But as the stream, refreshed by rest. gees
on,
With force and volume greater than be-
fore.
So we renew our march. and. strength
ened, rise,
In thoughts and words and deeds to
heights undreamed.
Decadence Is an incident OF growth.
The flower that dies will live again next
year,
And others Of its kind will bring to bloom
And add their charm to natures boun-
teous store
A nation, too, declines, and. passing,
leaves
Naught but a name to place on hstory's
page;
But from its seed n better people spring
And add momentum TO the worlds adj
vance
And so our lofty destiny unfolds
AS step by step. we're drawn toward that
great light
Which emanates from Him from whom
we sprang,
And unto whom we go. That IS cur goal;
For surely as the end of life is death,
The end of man is God.
Casper s. Yost.