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WAR ON FARMERs TRUST,
The association OF grain buyers IN tho
great western wheat growing states
whose business is menaced by the le-
Gently organized Farmers Trust, navy
ordered the Chicago commission men NOT
"a receive the trusts shipments, TO on
set this the FARMERS are preparing 70 buy
terminal facilities at Chicago. About
4, 600 elevators will be concerned IN this
fight including those OF the various rail-
road line companies AS well as those OF
the trust and the independent buyers
sIIOIpTAGD IN WHEAT,
The Washington Grain Commission mas
reported that the winter wheat OF Gas-
tern washington, Oregon and Idaho VIII
not exGeed half the regular acreage oW-
Ing to heavy rains In the fall which pre-
venten planting This will necessitate
the heavy importation OF Eastern grain
into that section for the Oriental and
Austrian trade.
DuIlpANK's POTATO BEST, s3l
r Luther Burbank famous hoTtlculturlst,
received word from ireland that after
careful experiment the Burbank potato.
Arst produced in Massachusetts by Bur-
bank 2s years ago. Is found to be proof
against tho potato blight. It Ia predicted
that in the future this variety will ha
grown exclusively In Ireland, thus pre-
venting thepotato famine SO much dreaded,
Burbank y is no W engag ed in5truit and flour
culture In e.aJifprnia where ha has.
\ rich s,3EG Ns VA lGs a
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Ex-RAYs IN THE ssPECTRUM.
Lord SRayleigh, OF the Royal 1nstitu-
gtion, al 8 Lond on, announced that M.
Blondelot., a French experlm enter, had
secured evidence showing that Roetgen
rays are susceptible OF polarization and
can be traced In the spectrum. Il
NEW WIRELESS TELEG RAPIY.
Ia "a new system OF wireless telegraphy.
$iny ented by Ems iii Ruhmer,5 has been
tested by the German navy, It si 10 In
tended for communication between yes
sells in harbor and along the coast. BY
an4.arrangeme emit Of parbolic mirrors cleo.
trio waves are directed exclusively TO
one point, making entire II secrecy IN
transmission possible. It Is available
for distances OF from twelve to fifteen
miles and has velocity OF twenty iYe
words a minute. Il 5 &i
THE HEARING OF FISHES.
The United States Fish COMMISSION
has published q a pamphlet on hearing
and allied senses In fishes. based on re-
cent Investigations by Professor G.. II.
Parker at Woods Hole, Mass. M An ar
rangement OF p VOL string in the aqua
RUM which made sound without dis-
sturblng the water, proved by making the
fish start that Ii they had the sense 81
Those from which. the auditory
nerve J and ear sacs had been removed
made no motion. 8 III
6DiANs s. BRAIN HEAVIER. .tsS II
$s2 Professor n Ma rchand, II En- 81 sh orain
specialist publishes thorough Z analysis
of 1859 cases. He gives the average
weight OF the brain at birth OF a. male
child as 800 grammes and that OF fe-
male child E3b3 grammes. The dinerence'
Z he says, is not only because OF the Wo-
mans smaller statue. as coMpa!Ilson
shows the male brain to be inva ria q. 3 ply
( !, az ,ar NJ n " a Y growing "a child until ut
reaches a statue OF seventy entmetres
the brain increases proportional ely VILE
the body length Irrespective OF age OF
sex. After that the male begins 70 CUT gu
SAYS sFORiMAL1N FAILED!
Or. HI or the Boston Health .Depa =,
ment, pronounces forma mas e cu aVna ~.
emented 4 on four rabbits affected 4 two o
with bubonic plague and two with gan Wv
ders One ct each was treat ca s VIII WIZ
ssorna IN and they died before the two
not treated at all. Instead OF aeslToy-
ing the germs, Or. Hill says the iormaIh
evidently was absorbed ln,the tissues ~ fasu
helped In the deStructlon... Bi
NEW STAR sDISCOVERtaaDL'.y ~ !.
Harvard astronomers annoIu l ee ee. I.n ne
II5,,.covervsnf q. new star Of the ARloo
ola ~ by Nine. Geraski OF Moscow
jatmdy Of the 300 photographic pla tes COW
FcrinR that region showed that aU con- con-
FAMED impressions OF the new star.
is NERVE FORCE ELECTIt1clT[5Yi .l3 !, !.
An Dr. i. 10. sO'Brien's address before the
American Medical Association. now pllh-
fish cd IN the journal Of that body, says
tf,at ;nroRress both in medical and Ielectri-
cal science tends to confirm the electrical
concept OF nerve forco which ne advanced 'c
three years ago, * N lt4S
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Il Many "RURAL ROUTES @ n
The Rural Free Delivery Service of the.
& Post f1ce Department has granted 7l9.
+ routes for the fiscal year, the greatest
I'll the States OF tho Union. Nebraska
heading the list with 1T routes and New
York coming second with alO4, They go
Into operation July LIST. 81 85
EXECUTING MILITIA LAW,
s The Army War Co lege Board has In
+ terpreted the new militia law, holding
that all of the mi tia OF any state must
conform to regular army standards Of for or
ganizatton, uniform and armament on or
v before January 2S, 1908 or be deprived OF
Fl the Federal allotment "a sl saiiif y 4 sg
4 UNCLE SANS WOMEN WORKERS. ID
Complying with the request ,of the
i hoard Of Lady Manag gers Of the ST. Louis
\ the efficiency Of women, President Roose-}
welt llas ordered that statistics be gath
cred regarding the records Of women
i employees of the various government de-
partments, their salaries, work accom-
pllshed etc. F q. n IsE q N }3
4 LIEUTENANT. GARTER DISMISS ED.
34 lieutenant Commander T'delio 8, Car
II Piscataaua and attempting to compel a
warrant officer to Withdraw charges
against him, has been found guilty by a
& court-martial at Gayite,8 P, T.. ard sen-4
& tenoed to dismissal from the M w, As Il.
SILVER FOR 5PIIILIPPINEs, & 81
In the execution ot the Philippine cur-
rency act Secretary OF War lloot. on adj
\ vice Of Governor Tai /, has decided to sell
i d, 700. 900 wort OF one year four per cent
certificates In denominations OF a 81 600
each and with the proceeds to purchase
( silver bullion for coinlng into pesos.
The silver win be purchased n this
IMMIGRATION POST b GARD.
Marcus Braun. editor Sof the Austrp-,
4 ugnga rian Gazette y at New York. has
y Assa made Q special lnapsctoy under the
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In order to get more direct connection
with the new Pacific cal BILE, the Postal
Telegraph Company has arranged to
build a line OF wires on the right of way
OF the Union Pacific Railroad from
Omaha to the Pacific coast. It will carry
six wires and cost $1,000, 900.
"BIGGER THAN IlLOND1KE.""S5
General Greedy, chief signal officer Of
the army. reported that nearly every
civilian engaged "a in quitting up military
telegraph lines In Alaska had quit work
to go to the new gold field In the Ia nd
nah District, said to be .'richer than the
Klondike'' Many enlisted men Of the
signal corps are asking for discharges for
the same purpose, and the work OF the
corps In Alaska Is greatly hindered. -
PACKING & COMFY. INCORPORATED
The Incorporation OF the National Pack
ing Company 81; capt talizedsat S15,oOo.ooo
and Including several OF the smaller.
plants Of Chicago. Omaha and other
places, was announced at Chifago, Iues-
day It was Incorporated I'M New Jer-
sey and It's directors are all Interested
in the big Chicago packing companies.
STEEL TRUST ACQUISITIONS.
@ In Wall Street II was tai ken for granted
that the steel trust had purchased the
control OF the Jones and Laughltn prop.
critics and of the Charlton plant at Pitts
jurE and the SnydeF y ore n eAld Fl tuEAdCo
interests IN the Lake Superior and She
mango Valley ~ districts. An official an
announcement was expected. si3als II
AN AUTOMOBILEST TRUST.
Formal announcement was made We'd
nesday OF the organization OF the Asso-
citation OF Licensed Automobile Manufac-
tuners composed OF thirty makers Of
electric and gasoline machines. The Sell
den tent and 400 others are secured by
the association. one object Of which Is
the saving OF the large amounts which
would b spent by individuals on 1iti-.
cation over pa tents.s etc. sa ISL Il
COTTON DUCK COMBINE.
n The. managers sof the various mills COM
posing the Mount Vernon-W oodberry
Cotton Duck Company and the United
States Duck Corporation met at Isalti-
/ more, SS Tuesday to arrange the centra-
liking OF manufacture and the apportlon-
Ing OF output. Il.
CHINESE TRADE BOOMING.
That the United States has regained
lost prestige in It's trade with China Is
shown by a gain OF 1o672, ss5 In Chinese
exports to this country during last year
over6the proceeding year. The total was
s27 ls9 283 gold. II "a S43 5s $50
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The Whole Field at a Glance.

the Civil Service rles, the rcasurys offer to buy
5threes and four Der cent. bonds 81 1oo8-'t8 and
of51oo7 ~ to 500 ooo, 900 Decision to sell SIS
10000 81 certificates to#buy silver bill ion tor
Philippine coin. appointment OF wa M%Collier@
as solicitor for the newt Department. 81 CONNER
and Labor to enforce antitrust laws, appoint-
t1ent Of Marcus Braun to insevtigate itnni
conditions abroad and the Presidents decision
gainst the&negro postmaster, Wick, at Wilson
NC. An important step in the march o y.
lean commerce has been takenSby the legislature
~ New York ii submitting to the people the
SOL 10000 canal probe looking to a deep
waterway from Lake Erie to the Eiu son river
The Steel Trust has consoli dated three OF u
constituent concerns in a new company e. 81.
Sduce expenses and is reported to have absorbed
the -Laughlir and two other com petltors
The Beef Trust has shown Its hand BY organlzln
a ST. 5000 900 corporation to combine the small
9er ckers. III The leading automobile m anutac-
ers have organized an ASSOCIATE for economy
and mutual protection Shortage in nor invest e:
ern wheat acreage. Grain buyers at wal with
Farmers Trust. Rush to- new Al Ia skar gold
field The United States Circuit Court at Chi
$cago, has restrained "a number 81 ndiana coai
operators from combining to8fx prices. The
Newark mi. grand jury INFLICTED for a man
slaughter the Executive fficers& Of the trolley
company whose car collide with railroad
train February 10th, causing the death Ct nine
high school pupils and injury many others ltr
Twelve and fifteen per cent wage increase to-
strainn,e11 on the Southern Pacific The new al
lance Of coal Companies in NJ ry1and and West
Virginia means i s TO 8 per- cent. inc rease IN
wages OTIS 900 miners. NeW Haven road avert
ed strike by making concessions to employees
National regatta Of Amateur Oarsmen goes to-
Worcester, Mass. 3S Isl
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BIBLE COMMISSION AT WORK
81 The Very Rev Or. Charles r. Grammar.
of5athe Catholic University at sVash1!
Sington. has been appointed a member Of
the international Biblical Commission,
crea ted ny the Pope to conduct extensive
Researches In order that the Catholic
Church might possess the best transla-
Elton OF the Bible Tho commits sion has
been Increased from the orl ginal twelve
to forty members. and work has been be-,
gun through corr pond ence. WI a session
Of all members Is expected to St q Ike place
at Rome In the autumn. ltis II
sDowIEs NEW Y DIRK PLAN 8. iS}4 i;9tl5
Alexander Dowie announced at Chi.
scago h March 2, that the Zion storation
host would start for Is 4campaign against
evil n New York city on October 4.
and that meetings would begin October.
18 at Madison Square. He has called
on his followers for 800 90 Il to build a
tenplegin Zion City. III
SWoAfANts& CHANCE OF HEAVEN. .15ss5
IN o woman who wears a sea gull or q
song bird on her ha t carl 4 ever get to
Heaven was the startling announce
ment made lessor y liz w S arp
OF Boston University, in q Il sermon at
Boston last Sunday. He q old the women
to- get Easter bonnets and wear them to
church, for n they were an honor to- God
and NJ benediction 4 to the SOUL. but
warned them to get the bonnets without
robbing or stealing. Il
BELIEF IN HE'LL AFFIRMED.
Bishop Huntington. OF the Episcopal
Diocese OF New York, affirmed his be-.
lief in hell in his last Sundays sermon,
read a Throughout the Diocese Il and se-I
8yerey criticised ministe who gain pop
sularity by easing mems conscicnces about
punishment for their sins In the here
after. TIe said the English translators
wrote hell because the Lords word
meant hell, and that for the sinner he
could sec but one of two things-retrlbu-3
stion or humiliation. H 555
STRENGTII5OT LUTHERAN .f ~ tt8s
Lutheran tracts recently distributed
show that while .Lutnerans are nnneri-s
cally weaker in this country than many
Others religious bodies, they are stronger
In Europe. They claim n world mem
bership OF 10, ooo 900. as compared to 21.-
OO0, 900 Episcopalians. II 900, 900 Metho-i
dists. Al 1 1, 100000 Baptists and 1900, 900
Presbyterians. Il 5i
MISsOURIfFINES MEAT TRUST. 8ij
The Supreme Court OF Missouri award
ed a writ OF custer, March Goth against
the beef packers comprising the meat
trust for.sviola ton OF the Missouri anti
trust laws. but ordered the writ suspend
ed on condition that each OF the COM
Fpanes pay 5000 fine. During tho pro-
8ceedings, which were started by Attor-
ney-G Genera z Crow independ ent pa ckers
+ had testified that the trust regulated
prices and controlled the market and gave
concerning spoiled meats
which were sold by the trust to dealers
lat reduced prices. 81
sPARKHURSTSO ON FUNSTON.
The Rev. Charles NJ Parkhurst. OF New
York, in his last sermon on the subject
of lying robuked the American people
or condemning and rewarding the damn
able per1dy'' of General Funston in his
,deceitful method Of capturing Agulnaldo..
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coAL OPERATORS ,,,. REsr ri. IN IDS

COAL OPERATORS RESTRAINED,
Ten Indiana coal companies and ten In
dlv!dual operators were restrained by
Judge 4 olllsaat, OF the United tSatea
Circuit Court Tuesday from continuing
their combination for the regulation OF coal
prices and output and were given un-
til April 9th to show why the order
should not be made permanent These
same operators were dismissed by the
illinois court recently on the ground that
tho ofbense was against the Federal laws
and not against tho statutes Y OF ILL.,
nois. ll4 ata e sE.al a Is M
THR BURDIClS INQUEST, IL
p. L, Burdtck at Buffalo. was continued
with the examination Of Mrs. Rurdick,
Her admissions tended to throw suspl-
cion on Mr.. and Mrs. Pennell and the be-
lief has gained ground that tho Pennels
committed suicide, The press OF the coun-
try has printed every obtatnahle, detail
regarding this mysterious case, Mrs,
who the murderer was,
LEGAL. NOTES. 6
Attorney General Cunneen, OF New York
has decided that New York city may not
grant absolute to fec 20 land held by
charity institutions under perpetual lease,
the question arising from the wish Of q
hospital 10 sell Its site and move 70 g
now one. " 4 g 81, " q
Governor Murphy OF New Jersey sign
ed bill to lieense automobiles
Tho Governor Of Arizona has vetoed
the woman suffrage bill passed by tho
Legislature. {, X
a Boston court has made q new prece-
dent by setting aside q Jury verdict Of
$4,000 damages against q trolley company
on the ground that the Jury had been In
tuenced by the beauty Of the plain VIZ q
young WOMAN II iS. At
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Though you have read your paper diligently
each you'll find II hard to single out one
greatest event Of the past week for the reason,
that IL contained 50 much big news in oStrlany
lines. Nor Will it be found easy to realize the
extent and variety Of the happenings since the
week Before. Sciences comes well to the front
with three achievements. Word was received
from the British Antartic Expedition steamer
III Discovery" that the new farthestasouth record
II 81 81 degrees and III minutes had been made by
Captain r. r. Scott and party confirming theory
u an Antarctic continent The French scientist
&Curie announced discovery that radiun gives
4 ST Heat without Chemical OF molecular change.
$LocatiinS 81 new star BY Nine. Ceraski,sof os-
COW, was reported at Harvard. Use Of elcctri-
city to locate mineral deposits was successfully
tested in England. Il rs # t55ss
&$ In human interst the presentation of the
irish Land Purchase Bill BY the Tory Govern
$ment 81 Great Britain probably appeals to the
most people. III Besides this grant of $6oooo,ooo
Is Irish tenants and offer 81 easy loans up to half
a billion the trumor has gained Roadway flat a
measure Of home rule lis also about to be offered.
The accusation Of Major General Macdonald
and his suicide at Paris has shocked the British
public. The French Government Of M. Combcs
has completed its solution Of religious prob
lem BY expc1ing the preaching orders, including
have signed preferentiastrade treaties with Great
Britain. China has asked French aid to Bquell
disturbances. Ladrones in Mindanao captured
a town and Moro uprising feared. Santo Do
#nningo's grcbels in control of island fatal riots
insTrinidad.8 President Castro withdrew his re-
sgnation on request Of Venezuelan Congress.
Uruguay outbreak ended. Brazil and Bolivia
made up England to free Mrs. Maybrck
Here at home we have seen an extension ST
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NIAGARA TEMPORARY DRY.

4NA <h1AAt<Al - 4IlaA ! N1kSA4s 4~4sA
Il Owing to an Ice Jam near Coats Island
which diverted the water to the Cana dian
channel, the remarkable spectacle OF Ma
cara is gone dry was witnessed last Sum
day. The water barely trickled over the
American falls and people walked across
on foot, Tho same thing occurred last
In 1913. III ij5ss & n iss 81 5.i Il. Il
ACCIDENTS AND DISASTERS.
< During the grand military and naval re-
view OF Chang Chin Tung' 8 modern drill
ed soldiers In the Yang-ts provinces,
a sham battle that q ponlc enaued and
many deaths resultde, Thinking an
Invasion was taking place some Of the
natives killed themselves or their children.
4 III response to appeals from the Covers
nors OF Tennessee and Arkansas Secretary
tents forfthe use OF refugees from the
ilooded districts along the Miss sslppi. A
lsrga part OF Eastern Arkansas was q
raging sea In the early part OF the week
and additional breaks In the lsyees were
reported on the Mlsstsslppl side below
Memphis. The vast delta region was
thought to DO In danger. Railroad TRAFFIC
has been greatly Impair red.
An explosion Of gas n coal mine q
Athens. H.; March 2ad, resulted IN the
death of ak men and the serious Injury
OF another, si
DEATHS. u
Iho Very Rev. Frederic William Farrar,
Dean Of Canterbury, since 1896 died at
London March "a, He was borne at Bom-
bay In 1881, while his father was cha plain
/ of'that port. During his life he fpu bllshF
ed !, over fifty books, including his wells
known * Life of Christ
q Frank ", Norcross, the Oldest IIa az,
Journallst In the country. died March 10Th
at the age OF seYentyStwo. Forty 81 =
Years Year ago he formed the tshoe and
Leaf her Reporter the first shoe paper,
and the second trade published " tAs
United Stptas S Gfss + l$ X 55es
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.naustr',1lial.

n Every day since the award Of the An Z
thracite Commission. vas ma de public y
has multiplied the g1ndicat lions OF It's uni.
wersal popularity. II becomes an epoch
making event in the evolution Of Industry
and the relations Of capital and abor3 II
Is "a triumph for arbitration. The salts
faction felt by the miners have been
voiced by their leaders, John Mitchell,
who said that the award In itself was q
recognition OF the power and influence OF
the Miners Union, Operate rs as well as
miners have acquiesced Its justice ana
fairness to all concerned. 3s 1a5s
Il In a speech at Huntington. VIZ Va,
Mr. Mitchell said that all theories and
chimeras must bow bfor the great facts
In the pro blem Of capital and la Dor now
pressing for solution, N o defend led 5stri kes
which he described as the sledge ham
mers that weld &the connecting links OF
labor and capital and make the endless
chain OF commercial prosperity" 8 He did
not advocate strikes but thought they
were sometimes necessary to- clinch the
argument Of truth. 4. q .tl5f sssst t88 3s3sg
A CIIINAMEN'sH UNION. "
The progress OF organized labor has not
failed to- make It's irnpr ession on the
Cinnamon Of New Y ork city3Ewhere an tn-
corpoyated union hna Just been formed,
know as the T. Jock Lin Workingmen's
Union. t; AZ, i3f 4ii
SANITARY SHAVE BY law. VIZ
q All barber shops In the State of Penn
sylvan la will be subject to sanitary rules
ana regulations OF a State board OF bar
bers In addition to the Board of Health,
II the law enacted by the State Legtsla-
iture Is approved by the governor. The
Barbersi Board will have power to ex-
anime journeymen BARRIERS as to both
character and skill, ss n
ME- SWHAvBN ROADS CONCESSIONS
The threatened strike OF trainmen, cons
ductors and OF her employees OF. the New
Fork New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road was averted by the concessions Of
the directors Of the company In announc-
In Thursday, new schedules OF work. and
pay and agreeing to meet committees OF
the union providing each class OF work.
men Is treated separately. The company
expressed deslre to pay wages eaualsto
that given for like service by other lead
Ing ,railr Dads, q! III e 3 3
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WAGES UP,
~ Between $500 and 1000 employees Of the
Western Division OF the Sou thern Pacific
Railroad are g Effected by a recent ad-
vance In wa ges, an increase OF fifteen
per cent. having been granted to freight
trainmen. and twelve per cent to pas
senger trainmen OF that line,
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EMANCIPATION OF. MARRIAGE. ibss2ss3
5f9 Wide comment In the press has been,
made on the recent address Of Il CARROLL
p. Wright In which the wage earning
1wona n was discussed Speaking of the
MARRIAGES women n make for fear of povsS
erty or commercial slavery, he said
III cannot see much difference, except
In degree. between a woman who sells
her whole II freedom and her soul ITO! #a 4
man for life because he furnishes her
with; certain &conYenienues and one who
sells her temporary freedom NJ and her,
PRIsONERS AS OBJECT LESION
and of Public Instruction have Approprisb
ated &25o, 900 for the advancement Eof tho
study 81 OF Grimm ology. III An Ii institute Bt forA
that purpose will u be ~ establlshe and
professors will Il be appoint ted I'm the val
Srious lversit lies, T yplcal crirnin
be- exhibited to determine Nv ether crime
Us the result OF social circuni stances or
OF physolog cal nheritance.
rs POVERTY IA sBI1Es SING 3 55s
En- Replying to two recent NJ and widely
| quoted declarations of principle, z namely
the claim OF ex- Governor Slack, of New
Y ork. tina character Is best formed amid
7 poverty. and the assertion Of President
Eliot, Of Harvard that nobody was ever
injured by working as long as he was
physically capable the current Issue &ofi
Gunton's Magazine takes exception. IT.
says that poor ra oes are new err great and
that the whole trend $of civil "a ton Isl
toward wealt as 10 means or stud w and
development It N points to the factory
acts limiting the hours of la borS for wo-s
men and children as beneA cent &Ss because
preventing all the working hours from;
being filled WI tn struggl ~
PENAL METHODS UNPoPULAR.
In the Mort Ameri can il Re-
view, 4 Julian 81 Hawthorne, NJ che author
Journalist. points out that public senti,s
ment Is turning stead " against \ the res
|8vengeful5 primo pie Y OF a punishment & for
crime and suggests a revival OF the me-
thod OF marking criminals In some way
for certain periods and then letting them.
go free, even those convicted OF murder
THE HIGHER PATRIOTISM,
5sI ina eaflet recently sent out by John
e. gHavemeyer. OF Yonkers, Nh u theS
ordinary concept Ion OF N pa triot Ism hi Isl
challenged. He says " the 8S government
has no right TO make war a fixed ocol-s
patton for a citizen and that the teach-S
Ing Of patriotism in tho schools makes.
for a selfish genera ton ITO II come. II He
would interpret love ct country as lows
for the people In ! I. and a love which
would necessarily expand to all men In
the world l,S 35ts.