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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
PUBLICHBA7iHS...'
FORaR|||.|C| |: |: | [ !. | | j.
Mayor McCartli P'r'eside - Z at at
Meeting ll&Intercst IN
3siIsa Project.
STRONG COMMITTEE n Il Re! NAMED !l::
Prominent Citizens Discuss aid
Endorse New Movement S8S8
With Enthusiasm.

5 Mayor Mccarthy called to order yes
lterdny afternoon tile assembly hull Of
tho Chamber Or Commerce building, N
meeting UNDUE Iii Its charncter in this
city. and one from (which tho most bchc-s
31lccnt results may follow III ID
7. Public sentiment has recently boon
aroused on the subject of d bath systomi
for Richmond, ono thnt will afford bnth.
ing facilities for tho men and women
md boys ana girls Of Our Ct ty. 55 dsi
X. Tho initial meeting In the interests Of
this movement wus held as above stated
#nnd was attended by some Or the lcad-E
Ing business ana professional men Of
tho city. wv iiii SS ts IA
it{ An interesting address was made by
Mr.. Thonas NJ e l3cadcncoff, Esuperlntend-3
cnt Sof the Public baths. ot Baltimore
Md. Il lilo reviewed tho sanitary condltlon
Of European and American cities, show
ing the remarkable development during
tho past hundred years. Thc Bal tlmore
jbaths,S tile gift OF Mr.. Henry yalters, are
probably the most rnodarn " In uso# and
are patronlzcd eacl year by6 thousands
OF bathers. W II Il Il
Lively Discussion.
Tho following gentlemen wclo present,
SeScIdla Ol pllOIt III LliG4itSSf
~ discussion that followed II the address
OF rs Mr.. Beadcncoff f5nnd many liable
noilts OF Information were elected: ~ oh,is
b. Minor, ~ Gray Watson, II. a. Dun-l
lap, DIR. w. 5111. Oppenhcimer, Alfred p.
Williams, w. Meade Ad dison, Rcv. J. II.
Dickinson, DR. Edward Mccarthy, IIar-S
ry Huber, W. Reginald Walker, 81 W.
1Iargrovn, Spot tsWood ], 5Isl A..en Carroll
Taylor, Horace i. IN 1IaYkin ms. j, y. Tyler,
Jr..,; w. IA. Cronsllaw,i N u. NV ley Ander-l
son, S. III. Waves Chris Manning, Jr. #
After the matter wtis discussed j It
length. on motion. the following commit
tee was appointed to thoroughly can.
vass the subject and IL decide on plan n Of
work: e z, Gg 8St i $554
A1essrs. j. ], Ilckok, Dr. q. Car
rington, r.. L. Peters, D: T. 'ylcr, Jr.a,.
DIT. Edward Me- ,arthy, ~ .ss5 i. II DnbneH,
Mrs. james Buchanan, II U Q. Gates, N.Y.
Reginald Walker, n Rey. G II. Otis 4 Meade.
John B. Minor. Harry Huber, w. M 4
lTurpin, Carlton nj Heartily, w. AZ C'rel-
shaw, Rev. j I H.. Dickinson. REV Thomas
Semmes, 4 j Stewart Bryan, Chris, Maj
ming, Il r., a. 3. IIargr 70 We. $
{Siss Mr. !. u. ii 'yler. Jr.,t was named us
chairman Of the special committee, which
)9met and decided to hold II s. first meeting
on Thursday af telnoon at s o'clock, In
room No. g., ISbel Building. Those who
ARE working for tho establishment OF
4 public baths In Richmond are very much
I5encouraged at the interes t shown In the
Injecting yesterday afternoon. The ap-
| 4prova1 OF the movement by NJ yor Al c.
Cartliy and other city offlcials is cert In
llySgratlfying and seems to insure su cccss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
NEWSGA7 !. | |. 4. |: l.
FROM S'.0|.U ] | ID !.
Dr.. Caltihan1 Will Continue tlle
Practice Of His Pre- I .5:.y5
n, 8gl fcssion.
INJUNCTION AGAINST MAYOR Ma ''')I7'
The City Mission Asks ''.5 for 4 Aid.
Tie Condition 81 Mr. VS.. s3..
.Wingo.
Manohester Bureau, Tln,cs.Dispntc lir
tbFe1Jt,tl 81 rnft Ra

s5tt, s5ssGI8 aE 2.i ir{ 54
l5 Manohester Bureau, T'lncs.Dispntch, 93S
HI IS 3553 8.s No liz Hull Street 'f54
Dr. y W. Callahan viii continue The
practice Of dentistry III Manchester Until;
thcs IN "a ~ hs npncal Is determined by
1. q, u S.Ia- .,ns ,,a,,,p &, IN HI al
lthlcc8Corporatioh court court. . rs u a y .t
q Or. Callahan was fined " Il, May orf
.ntniirirn i,13 10 sum of $50 for prncticlng
., I, I, ,,,n,,so from the state Board
Y, = /. u, III ,,ncn,cds md tho case
- ~ ~ 1,,ant nn
MI, ", y, ~, Court Yesterday
IN tllo Corporation ''outt;
Judge Clopton granted u "
against Mayor Maurice and the ponce
from Interfering with DR.. Callahan until
~, z, u II |. q, snoscd re IN the courts.
Il q n, . y, &, +. ,urt AR, dna 4 ra inst
~ ca,,i,,aS Mo ease viii 50 carried u
The Supreme court 8 X. /. !. .55 (, {. ,,5
= ,,,T7;+;on of Mr. Winpo. M IN
49, ~ = wi,
NY coihuitlo, T., =, ,aii,n,. from \ wagon
VINO was prulsed ~ 'u'iis i, Ma,
that was struch ny ~
daS ,.' y, ,n,1
i nrn, j ii Il chn1re of the car was con-
. i i'll tie Mayors Court yesterday
until Saturday 50 MI, ylng9 Q, ,is.s 20
prcsenttsIsho INJURIES - N.Y. N.Y. = 5 Is -
not considered serious IN 5s & 5
sS5 Preparing tor Season
8s rho various fishing clubs are preparing
far INA Ione,,ing or tic season, Bottles
~ ~ I - "a III Being put In readiness for
fbait,Fand lines aro being o1letl lori USE. 33,
Olympia ana Drewrys Bla y s s. elpps
Wi W. ~ AN, ,'i no cntcll d Biz haul Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Miss Goldberg to Speak.

Miss Miriam Jeanette Goldborg, of Jefferson,
Tex, Will address the Jewish ladies' OF this
In Street, ~. $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. Miss
G,,oldosrs MI speak in behalf Of tho Jewiah
WoInans Council OF America. OF which she Is
eharinnE personality and Is IN nnthuastic
worker IN her cause. She Is stopping ut the
Jefferson Hotel, but is the recipient OF many
social attentions durLnG her stay. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

gave6Audrcy until February Stfl 70 us
cover the lost So bill or take tlirc co'i.
sequences. There is now being enacted
.tlat human interest drama entitled, o. An-
idrey,,n & or83."rhc Quest Of u INo-Dollar
BILL 8
@ Thomas 5Dcnre, o. negro. wanted "a t ~
gar Creek, in West Virginia was &deelliIr t-,
cred 10 M officer from that place, who
}hundcuffcd his prisoner in tie courtroom
and tlinstened toicatch the train. IN
The case of w. j. Lowry, engine p
lie sSeaboard Airline, whoEran over ard
killed Miss Mamie Webster on Monday
night was continued until Thursday MORN
Inc Is,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
ALMOST GOT AWAY 4. \. 81
Found Trusty" Just as He Was as
s About to Skip.

II "A n Gro convict, under sen tcnco for two
years, was detected In the act Of escalo p
Ing from the state Library building en-
glno room yesterday where he Is ems 4
,ployed. Tho convict had adopted pre-
cisely8 the same method as that Of Henry
Williams, who successfully planned and
executed escape a week or ten days ago
from the very same place. Inquiry "a tho
:pcnitentiary yesterday evening failed 3rto5
elicit any information as to- the name.
or the convict making the ATTEMPT 4 che III
man was employed in the engine room In
the basement OF tho Library building us
fireman, and was missed. "a search was
Instituted for lin, and he was found
clad in a suit of blue overalls inf,l dark
corner behind q boiler The timely dis
4covcry averted escape. Closer watch will,
be kept on the States striped wards In
that Vicinity hereafter. ~ 5S IL. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting

department Of the Nineteenth-strcpt Mis-
sion will meet this afternoon at a O'Clock
at tho home OF Mrs. Bickers. No. 3O4 n.
year win DO chosen and other Important
BUSINESS VII make this a very Important
meeting OF the auxiliary. and fun at
tendance OF LnemheIs is desired. TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Small Suit Entered

IL the Law and Equity Court yesterday
suit was entered by William Blbbs vs.. Tie
Richmond Traction Co. for 81, 900. The de-
ciarati9n alleges that the wagon OF 40
pialntii WAS injured IN crossing tho
tracks OF The company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
BIG Crowds at Biiou.

an - ms M ,'stic than that on Monday night
t,tarn ~, iaf,d At the Rijou
ee and night First lTnlse az s nnor
~ Mts sJ r. wnw4bthe plot OF the production
.b,etinr cearer.''a and the speeialties brighter
and iiveiier. The' quartet ind the co.In,
try dance are t%o,fGf the , easireIi eS Ms
uhilc a thc Iii ia German band is the sig,
nal for d deluge or fun, The play Wlll
run every night this week; VIII the usu La !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Ladies Who Will Receive,

to re rece .9,soM at fhe Deer Run Hunt Club
on Saturday afternoon ns sfri ~ An.
Geo anderson. Mrs Eugene G, Mas
Az Airs wa S MD Ehe G M'sssT W. T.
5Walen,ln ne liz Misses VIII ians. Of 81. Or
ange; Miss Branch, Miss Nay ~, !, l Berh e
iss Evelyn doraen ], Mas 1as MlaredM u 8
f Miss Ms rourtenay Crump ana MISS
.I2ctt IL OF PhiladelphlA, Aallsl.. w. v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
DR.. Johnston Returns. "
Il DR.. George Ben Johnston has returned to the
city from q northern trip, Fl. 3 H. IL 81

S..Wfe you sleep in your cloak there's
no lodging to pay aud II you arc satls-a
lied VIII, doing aimeager business, there's
10 Ia advertising bills to pay. Teo-Dce Want
Ads. are mot costly, hut are good busi--s5
ness hrIngers 5 XIV sa. I.It .slB.6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
conyjcts Will Do II,

Mr.. ~ II. Elicit, plember q the e erfs,,
Council s MafIa ri ro fanIttes
nS th hat hody hat AFTER Conference be-
~ ,ye ana himself and Colonel
Resster 81 he nal, naee aMd , ssnards.
e III e'o oif the Sidewalks around the capir
FOL Square in future, ~ sis "a q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
SAW THE BATTLEFIELDS.
Sir Thomas Fraser Guest for the
Day Of Mr.. BRYAN, Il

& Major General Sir Thomas fraser, Is, @.
81 on vest ertlay made tho rounds of the
western fortiHcations and backgrounds
about Richmond. Sir Thomas was the
guest or Mr.. Joseph Bryan with whom
le 3lunched mt IN Lahurnllm
I.ro-nlght Colonel N1cCabe, will entertain
his guest at dinner, at which Captain
Robert u. Lee, Colonel Archer Anderson,
Mr.. Joseph. Bryan. Governor, ,Montniglle
Iieutennnt- Governor !! ose,pll l1. W lard
Colonel Cutshaw will be 'among the
guest s. 9a. l4i " 15lt IL esf5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Mr.. Willis Evans Here.

z Mr. ~. Willis Evans (; young Richmond
actor, who has just closed the season With
S'Alice, Where Art Thou <" ~ ~ the, city,
turn tn, 70 New York in a few days, to Iac,--
cent a position with the q H!npndrome,"
one Of the biggest ut traction IN that city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Failed Of Quorum, l

Both tho committee OF. The bull lng Of 9
on onW s test thoHlattep having up sore
routine matter Of business, failed Fof guo-i
runs last night. They wal DO called 70
meet later OH, WI if5tsf III z Af 4i@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
MI, How,le Here.

= n,,sa 81 nalcgate s from Il Sic of Wight
c COUNTY. is in tie city MI. IIowle VII!
stand for recollection, ana he thinks ne , WI ~
have no oppostlon n Inc gS-
nan swans son woul III carry his county, res
spectiyely,5fo for sena tor and Governor MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Obstreperous Negro Punished.

y nesln nAIncd' Jaineg Pollard MAS sent to
ihe county thi Yesterday for nine months, on
Two %hfstRNs. The first WIS for nssauting his
mother; Tho oth4r Tor regulating tho officer lilo
2EreEtel lin, ~ VA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
DIR. PIERCE CHOSEN s'l
Succeeds Mr.. Post as President
Of Advertisers Association.

NJ Mott I,irrcc, vice-prosldent Of the
yTo,,,d's$ Medical Dispensary Association
of t Buffalo, n las recently been Gl !s;,
ed president Of tho American Ad H,e I5ei,
Association to succeed Mr. c w VA r1 nIr
3 3 n Is he able and wealthy owner Of tho
Postum ost &c, cereal products 81 Battle Greek ,
Mich. lie has Il strong successor, ,,t M
Pierce, who Is still n young man, pul WI" wv
yertisers of this country. The American
Advertisers Association Is a national OF
ganizatlon, ana includes in It's MEMBER :
Shin nearly all of the large ADVERTISERS .ol
: the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
~ 0AeToRT.A "a.
Is, Boar. &. l,7b8 Kind You Have Always Bought
.s'ss !, lxe<z1zszz1a

ifIt,s mistake 4 Of course. to advertise
In moor medium; but greater mis-
take not to adyertise IYN oUGH in a good
ono. The Times-p lspatch is a good me-
dun and the Tee-Dee Want Ads. are
read by all the buying public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
10 TIE
knights Templa'r
OF THE WORLD.

II there is any truth in this world 1t
finds its puresL expression IN the rela-&
tions that exist between brother Nlasons,
When /, Mason in distress seeks q Droth-s
or Mason for his confidence and advice
thai moment the prejndices and tthlca
Of the professional and commefcinl
worlds are blottcd out and truth comes
as near being crystalized into substance
as human relations permit
Nov 10 the point; There are tens or
thousands Of Mpsops in the United states
and tho homes of many are cloSied by
the presence Of Brights Disease and Dia-
betes.
We make 10 you tho solemn announce
ment that the cure for these hitherto
fatal diseases has positively been us
Covered in this city, And we come TO
you with the proof that you yourselves
would ask. The recoynrles In this city
| run into hundreds and record the names
| OF three thirtyrthird degree Alasons, one
| Of wlo.n recovered himself, and two 9th
| crs had members OF their own families
saved, and this, too. after medcal.sci-
ence had seemingly been exhausted.
II is Masonic to do good. You know
4 some Of whom this information would be
I literally O God-send IN their interest,
| In the interest Of suffering thousands oil
/, oyer the United States, IN the interest OF
i humanity, we are permitted 10 give you
the names ol these OF your brethren into
whose homes happiness has bon carried
by the restoration OF loved ones when all
hope wac gone. and who. knowing the
truth, VIII tell you.
1'ou know how 70 approach each Other
70 got The eternal truth FaithflllS
a yours.
? THE JOHN j FULTON. Co,
) 400 Washington ST., San Francisco
Full literature concerning the Fulto,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
.MLhnse Stolen Goods2

,aNe had n articles ofs clothing or furniture
stoien. viii come to headquarters at sixthsan
Marshall Streets and examine the great guam
fity Of articles recovered front James o f'oal
COLDS CAUSE SORE IT n n DAT,
Laxative f,romo Outline, tho world vide
Ci9 fnr u tha fl ma ne nd look for signu
turc Of u. ", Grove. 2Sc.-5adY Y, 3s5 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Supreme Court Proceedlngs.
Proceedings Of tho Supreme Court o.
!. 1At Chiffon Sys.S Hanna and others Dis
missed. :, =. III ~,
Booker, by &C. Argued by y H q; =,
Cabcll for plaintiff IN error a a. w., ", ~
Howard, and continued until to-morroW'
The next eases to be called are,
Bishon VS.. Baglcy and others; Stulta YS.
Pratt at tho relation Of, and Globe ,l,utnlt
Church and others, being Nos. 40. Al and
q OH argument docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

.AidcTIllH!I Il uelst I1tFsF'' ~ : ~
reclpes for the manufacture Of several nl,a
medicines designed to cure various III .llls
-of mankind. One Of these medicines Mr. ll
Rudd his experimental with on some som, 9 q
his friends, and Mt has M been FOUND z
splendid cure for blood troubles 81 ~ ls :
figuring on the manufacture and SAFE ol
tho medicine and will propaply II a't'Ao
q stock company at an early Cd w. " Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

lie beautiful young. girls who
are coming out this year are
v prettier and healthier look
ing than ever before. The
fact lis our American girls
x are giving more attention
I. Z, !, 1, ,,ri -, mol hai n q y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-25

The 5TWln&Cty Society conp @ E y q;
we'll known young men Of Manchester.
and Richmond, arc arranging for yulen-5
tine g i,iii,,n$at Leader Hall on February
14th, fpr9 Tie pleasure Of hcmselv shnd,
friends NJ 5A feature Of this affair VIII
be tile distribution OF valentines TO those those
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
ARMY is DIsoReANIzED
Make Only Slight Resistance to Japa-
nese Advance

BY Associated Press.
GEN. KUROKPS HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN THE FIELD, March 49,.
Gen. Kuroki's army continues to lead
the Japanese forces, which have now
been engaged for nine days in hand
pursuit in which they have covered
distance of more than ninety-five
miles with frequent fighting.
The weather in the mountains is very
cold, with frequent hard storms. The
brigade in advance occupied Tie pass
Wednesday night after a brief engage
ment.
The Russian retreat became more
disorganized daily after the storm.
During the first day the Russians
buried their dead, but since then they
have left the dead wherever they fell
Tuesday the Russians made an at
tempt at resistance in entrenchments
Continued ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
JAPANESE PRESS
STEADILY ONWARD
RETREATING RUSSIAN ARMY
DlS0RGANIZED
FLANKlNG MOVEMENT BEGUN
Action Now ise Miles North Of Muk-
den-kurokl's Batteries Shell
Fleeing Foe at Short
Eange
FLANKINe MOVEMENT BEGUN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
GUNsHU PASS (About 1855 miles
north of Mukden). March 10, morning.
The first army, which has been COW
ering the retreat of the Russian forces
from the south is Withdrawing slowly,
checking comparatively light attacks
by the Japanese. The japanese are
conducting fianking operation on the
right, and from the Russian column
Japanese batteries are visible keeping
pace short distance away.
The Red Cross detachments at all Of
the intermediate stations to Harbin are
working night and day. operating.
bandaging and feeding the wounded.
The Chinese population are leaving
Gunshu pass for Kirin and the labor
question is therefore growing critical
though Chinese receive the unprece-
dentedly high wages Of 40 to 80 cents q
day.
The Japanese have ordered all Chi
nese In Mukden having Russian money
to appear at the police station and ex-
change paper and silver money for
Japanese notes issued especially for
Manchuria.
The mistake was made before the
destruction of several Russian commits
sariat depots Of issuing spirits to pri-
vate soldiers to whom officers had
given requisition slips.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
TROUBLE BREWING
WITH VENEZUELA
CASTRO WILL ORDER FRENCH
CABLE CUT
MAY EMBR0lL THIS COUNTRY
Castro Declares He Could Send Thirty
Thousand Men to New Orleans
and Capture That
MAY EMBROlL THIS COUNTRY
Special 70 The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
WASHINGTON, March 10. = There
are many Indications pointing to seri-
Gus trouble with Venezuela which may
result in as serious condition as that
of two years ago when foreign war
ships bombarded Puerto Cabello.
1t is reported here that Castro will
tomorrow order the French cable cut
Should he do so most serious conse-
quences will undoubtedly follow:
on top of this comes the information
that the coal mines controlled by an
italian company sixteen miles from
Guanta, have been seized by soldiers
under Castro's orders. A vigorous pro-
test was entered by the Italian minister
and the relations, never friendly be-
tween Italy and Venezuela, are ex-
tremely near the breaking point In
consequence.
In addition to this the seizure Of the
American asphalt mines brings this
country into the many-angled contro-
versy An interview reached here in
which Castro said he could send 10000
men to New Orleans and capture that
port. This is taken to indicate the
utter recklessness of the man and the
probability that it will be necessary to
use force to bring him to his senses.
The seizure of the italian coal mines
is regarded as the most serious of his
recent antics, as it is understood he
had no warrants of law even in his
courts for this action.
Three years ago government troops
were sent to protect the mines from
revolutionists who had seized the
mines and partially wrecked them
When the troops arrived they fired
upon the Italian miners, who fled and
refused to return. Heavy indemnity
was claimed, but only sSS,OOO was
CONTINUED ON Page Two.)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-20
SMITH RETRACTS
HIS TESTIMONY
DECLARES HE HAS RECEIVED
REVELATIONS
President of the Mormon Church
Declares Authorities In WASH
ington Were Setting Trap
for Him
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 19.-
Joseph F. Smith, president of the Nor
mon church, today in public address
in the Tabernacle modified and ex-
planned his statement made in the SEN
ate investigating committee at Wash
ington to the effect that he had re-
ceived no revelations from God. In his
address today President Smith is
quoted as saying with reference to
revelation:
'In Washington I refused to say
what my inquisitors wanted me to say
in order to get me into trap; that is,
to say that God had given me a revela-
ton on some new law or precept
which was to be included and written
in the laws of the church. Did you
ever hear me deny that 1 had been
guided by God? No, no man ever
heard me say this.
when L was first baptized, as a
child, God revealed to me that I had
done an act which he approved. God
also revealed to me that Joseph Smith
was prophet of God, raised up by the
power Of the Almighty. He revealed
to ME in terms incontrovertible that
Brigham Young succeeded lawfully to
the presidency of the church by the
will of the Almighty. He revealed to
me that John Taylor was the divine
successor of Brigham Young. that Will
ford Woodruff was the divine successor
of John Taylor, that Lorenzo Snow was
the divine successor of Wilford Wood
ruff. l leave it to you to say whether
it is right and lawful for me to be in
this position.
II firmly believe that God has made
manifest to me many glorious things
and much more wisdom than is in
herent in myself, and will continue to
do so as long as am ready to listen
when he speaks