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Italy to the support of Germany.
The,strain OF these months revealed that
Italy is in secret agreement with France,
as before on parchment, is considered to
be virtually ended. Diplomacy may recon-
sstruct the alliance at the expiration of its
term, but the reliance of Germany on the
constancy of Italy has been shaken for
the present -
Russia also, upon which Germany count
ed as remaining neutral in the discussions
of the Moroccan question, has been
against her Germans, however, it is
pointed out, regard it as a great gain to
learn that they. cannot rely in interna-
tional politics on any one except them
selves and Austria
Respecting Morocco itself, Germany has
secured equal trade for the future and has
checked for some years the development
Of French political designs.
The losses sustained by Germany-and
they are deemed great ones by those who
are opposed to her Moroccan pohcy-are
that a reconciliation with France has been
delayed indefinitely, while France and
Great Britain have been pressed closely
together in their mutual dislike of Ger
many.
The effect on internal opinion in Ger
many Of the Governments Moroccan pol
icy has been to consolidate and strengthen
the conviction that Germany must con-
tinue to develop her navy in order TO be
safe in future international discussions,
and that 1t has also Increased Germany s
determination to avoid the ruin OF war.
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Nn - - Consultation
~ ~ 81 and -
n 1AG0 Examination.

The Electro-C -Cshemic treatment is COM
bination OF electricity and chemistry which Is
curative because Il attacks the disease at its
foundation which IN the majority Of instances
Is ia the blood. Electro-C chemistry oxygRnize3
the blood builds I'd the red blood, relieves
congestion and strengthens the general circu-
latson The fact that IL does this explains why
Il cures rheumatism, even IN its worst stages.
quickly and permanently This also explains
why II is curative in catarrh asthma, bron-
chitis and consumption. The germs Of these
diseases cannot live in the patients blood
which has been oxygelHzed by Electro-Che hem
istry When the germ Is destroyed, OF course,
the patient gets we'll In diseases peculiar 70
women there is always a great congestion OF
al OF the pelvic organs and q result OF
this congestion there is Inflammation irregu-
larities bearing-doWn sense tions, pain IN the
back. nervousness. etc, etc. AS Electro
Chemistry relieves all congestion, IL cures
these serious cases quickly and permanently
and takes the place Of the surgeon in many
cases. In diseases OF the stomach, liver and
bowels. Electro-C Chemistry Is marvelously cura-
stive, and cures dyspepsia indigestion. consti-
patton, Ealistone, jaundice. cancer OF the stonl-
ach ETC., etc, In diseases Of men there is
no treatment that cures weakness, prostat1tis.
Inflammation Of the bladder. enlarged prostate,
structure, vsricoeele. specific blood poison ETC..
cite. like Electro Chemistry. and the reason
of the success OF Electro-Chemgtry in these
bad conditions lss simply because II goes di-
doing sso produces direct effects thus making
the cures quick. permanent and inexpensive.
In DEAFNESS, running, painful and ringing
ears. u cures the worst vases. -of wears stand
ing, that medical treatment cannot even
benefit
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of the United States toward the Dominion
to the North were thrown out by Root.
He showed that the time had passed
when the annexation of Canada to the
United States was even to be considered
and made an appeal to the American peo-
pie that, in the coming discussion of un-
settled questions between the two coun-
tries. they use their good offices in bring
ing about an amicable adjustment.
The address of the Secretary was ac-
cepted by those who heard it as the
voice of the administration, and 1t was
received with enthusiasm.
Many evidences of cordiality between
the United States and the land of SHOWS
were seen in the course of the evening.
The reference to the fact that Earl Grey
was returning to this country the por-
trait of Benjamin Franklin which was
taken from the house of an American
statesman in Philadelphia when the
dwelling was the temporary quarters or
the nobleman's great grandfather, was
greeted with bursts of applause
Unusual interest attached to the pres
ence at the dinner of Earl Grey and the
Secretary of State, for it was regarded
as an affair of international import tnat
they should meet this time.
Both Earl Grey and Embassador Dur
and responded to toasts.
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BOYS AND GIRLS
AND Bic FOLKS
CLEAN STREETS
Entire Population of
Spokane. Help Beau
tify the City.
spseIal plspatch 70 The cam.

SPOKANE, March 3--Twenty thou
sand persons of all ages took part to-
day in the greatest city cleaning movA-
ment ever known in Western commu-
nifty. It was the most general move-
ment ever started in Spokane
\ The Mayor named March 81 as a spe-
cial cleaning and arbor day. allowing fires
anywhere ana giving use of the city S
street laborers to help in carting away
the rubbish. The banks declared a holi-
day and city and county offices closed.
The school children had been organized
IN the various precincts, working under
precinct captains. The city officials
designated certain vacant lots in each
ward as dumping places for non-coma
bustible material.
1t is estimated that 5000 trees were set
out during the afternoon. One syndicate
planted 1000 trees. The movement was
planned and directed by the city beauti-
ful committee Of the 10000 Club.
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I'SPRECKELS COMPANY
TO EXTEND LINZ.
Enters Into Contract to Con-
struct Electric Road in
San Diego.

SAN DIEGO. March S1.-Today it was
announced that a contract has been en-
tered into between the San Diego Elec-
trio Railway Company and the Columbian
Realty Company whereby the first named
company is to build an electric street
railway connection with the Fifth street
line at University avenue and University
boulevard and continuing along UniverS-
ity avenue run through City Heights to
Fairmount avenue Material for the con-
struction of the road is to be distributed
at once and it is announced that no time
will be lost in commencing the work of
building the road. The San Diego Elec-
trio Railway Company is a Spreckels cor
poration, while the principal stockholder
of the Columbian Realty Company Is
Barbee Hook of Los Angeles.
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Natures Food for the Nerves

1t builds up the entire system. the perfect spring remedy
brings health strength weak and run down. 1t
nosu prescribed and endorsed by physicians Un
solicited testimonials from grateful people every part of the world
evidence of what has done and add emphacaly the
mpnM n ~ @ l $ n u uauq form .
the tablets uatvpr tof ~
bymL d od dr Hood 70 .IOeLM
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INJECTS ACID INTO
WOUND in FOOT
Ranchman Finds Home
Treatment More Painful
Than Injury.
Special Dispatch to The Call

LODI. March 31.-Curtiss Laraway, on
the J. c. Thompson ranch, west of
Woodbridge. yesterday stepped on
a rusty nail. Fearing blood poison. Lara
way injected turpentine into the wound.
Not being satisfied with this operation.
he hunted up a bottle containing pure
carbolic acid and injected the fiuid into
his foot The effect could not have been
more painful had Laraway stuck a redhot
iron through the injured member When
Dr. Hopkins arrived on the scene Lara
way was beside himself from the excru-
ciating pain he was suffering. He Is still
in a precarious condition and lockjaw Is
threatened
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Revised Eornnls

moro than thirty years and cured thou
sands of cases. as proven by our testi-
monials.
Revised Formula.
For number of years requests have
come to me- from a multitude OF CRATE
ful friends, urging that Peruna be given
a slight laxative quality. / have been
experimenting with laxative addItion
for quite a length of time, and now feel
gratified to announce to the friends of
Pe-ru-na that / have incorporated such
a quality in the medicine which, in my
opinion. can only enhance its we'll
known beneficial character.
IS b. HARTMAN, Md" =
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and EIectro-Therapy. They are physi-
clans of large experience in the treat.
incnt of all chronic maIadies; those bad
cases that a rule are not benefited by
Inc old Hae medical treatments. There
sfre thousands upon thousands of invss-
Hds who have poisoned their blood aIld
worn out their stomachs in vain en-
deavOr TO cure themselves by druEGtBE.
IL f. TO this unfortunte class that EIec-
1rO-ChemistrE should appeal most
strongly. This wonderful new treat
Inenf cures long standing aAd seeming
Iy hopeless cases that are not benefited
by medicines. Ii cures them quickly,
painIessly. safely and permanently at a
amaIl cost All sufferers are cordially
Invfted 20 call at the Institute for
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NJ Will A Hoffman, Hagerstown.
III. writes:
Il gladly give my Testimonial with
the thousands Of others who haXe' been
cured by the use Of Peruna.
Il had catcrrh Of the d al ard throat.
! took cold. easily and Was Sfzzy-hea5e0.
II was alt run down and hardy 06ie to
work at ali when began using PerV5a.
"BgE 1ow. after using obOUtsR months
fam we'll cn6 strong.
There is no remedy IN the world
which has proven so popular for ca
tarrh as Peruna. IL haseheen used for
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CUTTING AWAY BIG BLUFF
WHICH CAUSED MUCH TROUBLE
Southern Pacific Kidding Itself of
Source of Bother Near VAL
lejO Junction

VALLEJO, March S1.-The Southern
Pacific Railroad Company has two
steam shovels and a force of 800 men
employed at Vallejo Junction cutting
away the big mountain bluff at that
point, which has been so troublesome
and expensive to the company for years
past During the recent rains the COM
pany's trains were delayed every day
at this point owing to the landslides
and for days seven work trains were
kept busy hauling out the mud that
rolled down on the tracks.
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NEW YORK, March S1.-"Canada is no
longer the outer fringe of land inhabited
by the descendants of royalty, eking out
a precarious subsistence from a slender
soil She has become a great people, con-
stantly increasing in prosperity and
wealth and within her are felt the STIR
rings of a national sentiment. The Amer
lean people must recognize that great
change is taking place on the other side
of the border, which affects our relations
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with our Northern neighbor. In 1872 a
governor general, writing impersonally.
said the majority of the people of Canada
were in favor of casting their lot with
America"
These significant remarks made tonight
by Elihu Root, Secretary of State, at q
dinner given In honor of Earl Grey, Gov
ernor General of Canada, were enthusias-
tically applauded.
Other important hints as to the attitude
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Hoods Sapsaparilla
purifieS, vtaIizGS and EnriCheS the Blood

making feeding and developing the red copusces giving the full
blood other known prescription will do has become
universally recognized indispensable remedy and many cases
nab for the many disorders that follow fast upon
exhausted vitality languo nervousness, stomach arrangements
and other ills quickly yield to its marvellous efficacy expes from
the vital the impurities that promote disease. is
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Finds No Proof Of Murder.

EUREKA, March 31.-John Berg OF
Oakland. uncle of John t. Hiller. who
ended his life near Fortuna fortnight
ago. left for San Francisco today after
investigating the death of his nephew
Berg was unable to find anything to
show that the young man had been
slain.
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HOLDS UP A STAGE
TO MAKE AN ARREST
Santa Cruz Deputy Plays
Highwayman to Secure Ac-
cused Passenger.
Special Dispatch to The Can

SANTA CRUZ. March s1.-Georgs
Winterton. who has been employed by
the Ocean shore Railway at Pescadero,
was arrested by Deputy SheriR Moon
today while he was on his way to this
city on the Pescadero stage winter
ton is charged with entering a Pesca-
dero saloon and stealing cash and time
checks. The stage was held up on
the coast road by. the Deputy, when the
arrest was made.
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Dufy''s Pure Malt Wk;skey


hskey
been imtat
areb onay
o
KEYS
only n get Direct
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MEN OF NOTE TO ADDRESS
CHURCH WORKERS CONVENTION
Meeting of Women's Home and Mission
AIRY Societies of Sacramento District
VIII BE Held In Vacavfile.

VIII BE Held In vacavfile.
VALLEJO. March S1--The fifteenth
annual meeting of the Women's Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Sacramento Presbyterian church will
be held in Vacaville next Tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Carrie
Judd Montgomery of San Francisco;
Mrs C. S. Wright of San Francisco,
president of the Occidental Board of
Foreign Missions; Rev. J. H. McLaugh-
lin, superintendent of the Chinese mis-
sions in San Francisco: Rev. L. A. Nc
Afee, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Berkeley; Rev. Ng Poon
Chew, editor of the leading Chinese
daily in San Francisco, and number
of other clergymen from this district
will addrass the convention.
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ELECTRO -GHEMIG
RELIABILITY Y

The public is
coming 10 realize
that in the Electro
Chenlic Institute of
San Francisco ft
has an institution
of unquestioned re
liability,
The L i ect x o -
Chenlic physicians
are regular gradu-
afes of medicine
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ELECTRO CHEMIC
| NJ S, TIT u T z

The only one on the Pacific Coast. Don't
mistake fhe location. Eleven rooms.
Third Floor Emma SpreckeIs Building,
92z Market, Street, San Francisco.
Office HOursf9 a. to . ID. m. and to
u. n. daiIy' sundays. o a. nl. to II m.
Separate and private. apartments for
men and ss0men. Come at night be-
qween z and S O'Clock. II busy in day
time.
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Montana Editor Summoned by Death.
BUTTE, Mont. March S1.-A- B.
Keith. ST.. recently editor Of the Butte
Miner and one Of. the most prominent
newspaper men. OF the Northwest cled
here, today Of heart failure, aged 80
years.
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HOME TREATMENT

The Electre-Chemic apparatus iS
loaned 20 outside patients free of
churEes Every one desiring home freaf-
mont should come for personal exam
s5naffoD. If possible. They can return
homo the same dssy. taking the neccs-
sary treatment with them.
Diagnosis blanks are furnished on
application 10 patients who can not
visit the Institute.
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CANADA'S ANNEXATION
NOT TO BE CONSIDERED

General
the
the
of the
States snndthe ountry to the mort
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fPerun1 can recommend as q Uery good medis
cine It's an excellent strengthening tonic and it
is also an etcaciouS cure for the almost universal
com OL0int of c0tdFrh. ''-FGonzdL0 De OueSadd.
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STOCKTON ASSESSMENT ROLL
SHOWS A GREAT INCREASE
Property I'm slough City In Worth
Much More Than 1t Was
Last Year.

STOCKTON. MATCH 5I--Ine CITY d5-
sessment roll of Stockton. which Wiz
be turned over to the City Council Mon
day, will show total valuation Of $16,-
100000, an increase Of $500. 900 over
last years valuation The Assessor
says he has listed $500.0 900 additional
improvements and added $1,000. 600 10
real property valuations
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Aged Couple
Praise Dufy'S

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Stroman, who respectively 7S
II years DID, find Duy Pure Malt Whskey their only relief from
the Ills that beset those nearing the mark of life
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FRANCO O-GERMAN
DISPUTE AT END

Continued from Page 20. Column I.
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SenOr WueSadd IuDan hII1ISEef 10 te United >FdteS
katt he
OF
emotional excil have rarely the close
Mashngten 7.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
Looking for investment.

DR.. w. j. Nelson of Los Angeles, a
large mining operator, both in quartz
and gravel mining in our sister state
has been here for the past three weeks
looking over the situation with a view
to investment. He visited Manhattan,
Goidfeld, Round Mountain and other
localities where mining is booming and
says that of all, excepting Tonopah,
Round Mountain is the most promising.
He visited the Manhattan Consolidated
and Though the courtesy & The mana
ger, John Powell, was shown through
the mine. The property is looking very
well and under the efficient manage
ment of Mr.. Powell there is no doubt
but that it will prove a dividend payer.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
Indians to Hang.

Last Monday the supreme court
affirmed the decision Of the lower court
which found the two Indians, Johnnie
and Ibahap guilty Of murder. The date
of the crime dates back to December
9th of last year. The two Indians
came upon an unknown tramp sleeping
beside the railroad track, after rousing
him from his sleep and demanding him
to get them whiskey, which he refused
they cut off his head and burned his
body on.a pile Of railroad ties. Such
coldblooded murderers should not be
allowed to live "a hours after such a
crime is committed, but the law has
taken its course and the blood feindish
hounds have been enjoying the Nevada
sunshine for nearly a year.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
One on Him.

When Frank E. Hickey, a prominent
stock man of Topaz, Nevada, and his
bride, formerly Miss Clarabelle Pitts of
Topaz, arrived at the Overland hotel
this morning, they were surprised to
see a large postal card bearing the
words, "He has just been married; look
out for him." hanging to a post in the
hotel corridor. Mr.. Hickey was some
what embarrassed and to make matters
worse Immediately walked to the post
where the card was hanging and tore
the notice down. All the guests in the
Office at the time were expecting a
10 of this kind and all joined in con-
graduating him in a hearty manner.
mir, and Mrs. Hickey were married at
Topaz yesterday morning by Rev.
Joseph Wilks of the Methodist church
at that place. The wedding was a
quiet affair and the young people were
supported by William Pitts and Miss
Anita Miner of Oakland. The groom is
a well known stock man of Topaz and
is a cousin Of 7. B. Hickey, the wealthy
stock mar and ranch owner. His bride
is the daughter of a stock man and is a
very popular young woman in her home
town.-Reno Journal.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
stocks Sold High.

Walter L. Stone, of the Goldfeld
Exploration Mercantile Company, has
a copy of the Nevada Tribune, pub
lished at Carson City, of June Is, 1875.
Virginia City and the Comstock lode
were the talk of the world at that time.
Carson City had a mining stock ex-
change in those days and the trans
actions were heavy. Evidently agreat-
err volume of business was done in a day
there than has ever been done on the
Goldfeld board, and, like Goldfeld,
there was an evening as well as a day
call. With few exceptions, the shares
dealt in were selling better than a dol
lar, and a few quotations on that date
were as follows: Consolidated Vir-
ginia SITS, Eureka Consolidated $52. so,
Ophir SAT. 70, California $685. {, Gould
and Curry ST. so, Crown Point $50, so,
Hale and Norcross $3.50, Yellow
Jacket SIG, Belcher $27, Mexican SITE
and Potosi SIS. so.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
FIRE DISASTER
AT MACKEY
White Knob Copper Company
Heavy Losers.
100000 DAMAGES TO WORKS
Ore Sheds, Power House, Machin-
cry, Cars and Engines Destroy
ed---One Life Lost.

A dispatch in the Haley, Idaho, News
Miner, of the 9th inst. says: At 4:5O
o'clock this morning destroyed the ore
sheds, power house and machinery and
all the cars and engines at the White
Knob Copper Company's work at
Mackey, Idaho. The loss to the COM
pany will reach at least 500, 900. The
fire is a severe blow to the camp, which
only recently took on it's wonted ac-
tivity as a result of the opening up of
the rich White Knob mine.
The fire started in the sampler by the
explosion of a lamp. Two men were
working in it at the time; one of them
escaped after trying to rescue his COM
rade, who persisted in the flames. The
one that made his escape had his hands
and face frightfully burned. The one
that persisted tried to escape through a
chute, but the ore came down and COW
cred the lower half of him, pinning him
down SO that he could not move. His
companion tried in vain to extricate him,
as the flames were already leaping into
their faces; so he Abandoned him and
barely escaped with his own life. And
witnesses say that the pitiful yells from
the one doomed were heart-rending.
Everything on the west side of the
big stack which carries the fumes of
the pres away were burned, which in
cluded the sampler, machine shop and
all the trestle work, involving many
thousands of dollars. The Shay engine
was also in the fire, but after burning
all the wood work on it, an immense
rope was attached to it and it re-
quired the combined strengs of a hun
bred men to pull it from the flames. 1t
is damaged some, but not ruined, and
Leland says that within thirty days she
will again be climbing the hill. Some
good work was done to save the smelter
as there was a strong wind blowing and
rain falling.
All the men employed have been in
structed to be ready to go on shift in
the morning.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-10-13
TONOPAH AND
TIDEWATER R. R..
It Will Be Completed Into
TOnOpah.
1T WILL AID THE PROSPECTOR
Extract from Report Of Robert h.
Chapman During United States
Geological Survey.

Death Valley is by no means the dri-
est of the regions traversed, but the
heat and heretofore the inaccessibility
have made it difficult. In the noun
tains f1anking it are numerous springs
and frequent water holes which, though
dry in summer through excessive evap-
grafton, are available during the winter
months. There are many springs that
are credited as poison water; n of
these we sampled, but unfortunately
the bottles were broken before analysis
could be made. In my opinion, there
are springs in which arsenic is present,
but most cases of sickness or death are
probably due to drinking excessive guam
titles at one time, followed by physical
exertion in the heat. Such springs as
the Indians will not use are better left
alone or used in extreme moderation,
by no means an easy thing for one
throat-parched and speeches. for need
of water. Each spring is a source of
supply for 1ocks of birds, many of which
are very tame.
The desert region is being rapidly in
vaded by the various transportation
companies, replacing the primitive
methods. The Tonopah and Tidewater
railroad is building from Ludlow, on the
Santa Fe railroad, through the Amar-
gosa desert, to the mines at Bullfrog,
with connections to the borax mines en-
route. The railway from Las Vegas, on
the San Pedro railroad, to Bullfrog is
under construction. These roads will
run through to Tonopah which will make
prospecting much easier and less expen-
sive, give a stimulus to the production
and shipment of ores, and make profit
able properties that would be practically
valueless without them; they will lessen
to a great extent the difficulties of travel.
With these and other changes the desert
will repay many fold those who seek it's
treasures of gold, silver and lesser
metals and materials.
The traveller in the deserts should
be sound in heart, kidneys and liver;
have calm judgment; obtain all informa-
ton possible of watering places before
undertaking a journey; never leave
camp without some food and water;
discount from 80 per cent to so per cent
the physical efficiency of himself and
his animals, as experienced in other,
cooler, fields, and abstain from alcoholic
drinks, especially when doing physical
labor. Many cases of collapse and
death are due to alcohol or o~ver-estima-
ton of strength.
Great mountains are a joy to the
lover of nature; they are an inspiration
to the artist and express grandure and
nobility. The desert has no such spirit,
but has a wonderful fascination, borr
of the im-pressiveness of magnificent
distance, limitless sky, and the infinite
patience of an unbreakable calm.