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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28

COWS, GOOD

CALVES (under 100 pounds 80. 4OOg4.7S
CALVES Ioyer 200 Poqndsl ;3.;::- S.oO93.5O
FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Co.
u4-116 West Laurent ST.
POULTRY-Springs. 11sG2z pounds lie;
over 21h pounds, SC; hens. Sc; old roosters,
4c: ducks, &c; geese, &c.
F,GGS-Fresh country, 1Sc.
BI1TTER-Fresh country. 1S924c
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
FURNISHED by ]. E. Lux 210 Kansas Ayel
FIGS-Per box, 90c.
OUINCES-Per box, $50.
CRANBERRIES-Per bbl., $975
HONEY-Per "a rack case. $3.65d3.T5
GRAPES-Tokay, per crate, $500; Almi-
ra, per Dbl. s5.5oaS.70; New York. per bas-
Ii LEMoNs-Per box. Leningwen, S45oa
ORANGES-Florida, per box, s45od5 m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sized punches. sSo0.
large bunehes; $50; Il; Jumbo s2.7.@so6
Canada. per bbl., s6.O0d7.O0.
PEARS-Per bu.. s2.75.
COCOANUTS-Per doz, 75c; per sack.
CELERY-Jumbo. per bunch, SOC: Bin.
Ribbons, per bunch. sc.
HORSERADISH ROOT-Per h.. &c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Holland. Der cw,
TJJRNIPS-Per bu.. Soc
PARSNIPS-Per bu., 60c.
CARROTS-Per bu., Coo
BFETS-Per bu., Coo.
SWEET POTATOEs-Pcr bu.. s5c
ONIONiRed or yellow, per hi q a.
Spanish, per crate, $1.60 '1'0''
OTATOES-Northern Rurals. Soc; Col
FULL CREAM CHEESE-Kansas v
lie; n. Y. State white, 1sc: Block Swiss
lsc; Limburger, 1sc; Daisy. lie: Dairy
rG GASN E OC oYsT f RsseSnsln ysIpw &c
lects.- 45c; n. Y: Counts. 80; Standard. &c
BULK OYSTERS-N. Y Counts SaIion.
g 90; Extra Selects, $3.50; Chesapeaks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28
HOGS.
O

MIxEN AND BUTCHERS 80. IS. zoos. q
HEAVY go. ...-.....-..--.-.-.. :. 2045.2 rs
Light ., ,,,,, 1s1 oso99: ~
NOT market hogs unless same are well
finished, as we can not use half fat stun,
Wolff Packing Col
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28
Chicago Market.

FURNISHED by j. E. Gall. Commissions,
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 West Sixth St. Phone ass
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28
Grain Market.

Furnished by ]. B. Billiard, corner Kan
sas ave. and Curtis StJ
WHEAT No. .. ssasOc: 10 a sense.
No. 4, s0NS2c.
OLD rCORN-52c
NEW CORN-45d4Sc
oATs-No- ?. 4sG4Sc; No. 3, 4OQ4sc "a
Topeka Hide Market.
prices paid in Topeka this week ba.ed
on Boston quotat tons
Topeka. Oct =
no HORSE .............. 80 sa1S, "a
NO. / TALLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS *
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28

Chicago, Oct IS
Open High Low Close Sat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-28
No Trace of Distrust,

New York, Oct. 2s.-Prosperity. solid
financial institutions. no trace of dis
trust or uneasiness, normal business
conditions, no fears of trouble-these
phrases sum up messages received by
newspaper here from presidents Of
trade organizations in Boston, New
Orleans. Atlanta, Denver Galveston,
Milwaukee, Cincinnati st. Louis. Min
nea rnlis Cleveland and nther cities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

Gate City Lumber Company has been
Incorporated with $4,000 capital stock.
Harold c. Squires of ThomasviIle. N
c., is managing officer.
Observation-Disclosures Mil-S B.
Tanner, president of Henrietta Mills
Carleen. n. c., and associates will build
cotton mill near Hendersonville as re-
ported some weeks ago j. O. Bell Is
In charge and is now arranging the
details. II was also reported that Mr..
TANNER and associates Will develop the
water power of the Green River Falls
In this connection.
Hot sprn MISUNDERSTANDING
Springs Manufacturing Company has
Increased capital stock from S12.500 to |
$4,000.
Linden.-Iron Brdge-TIarnctt and
Cumberland counties are considering
the building OF an iron bridge across
the Little River at Linden. Address |
County Clerk. at Ellington, N. C.
| Observation-Disclosures works and Sew
etage system.--Contract will be let
March 18th for extending water-works
and sewers; r. G Lawrence, Town At
| torneY.
Manson company.-char-
, ,sr o. Manson Supply Company, with
$4,000 authorized capital stock, by %.
4 O pais. j., r. Singleton. NJ. Y. Elem
ing. y. A. Kelly and others.
| Msbane,-Lumber and Furniture
4 company.-Nelson-C Cooper Lumber and
: Furniture Company has been incorpo-
rated, with 100000 authorized capital
stock, by r L. Cooper. r. W. Nelson,
w. A. Thompson ana p, Nelson
O%ford,-Tclephone system--Gran-
4 vile Telephone Company has been
chartered with $4,000 authorized capt.
tai stock, by w c, cnrrin S. II. Jones,
H. II, Crltcher and others.
Raleigh, - Hosiery Mill. - Martin
Hosiery MlIls will hpIl1 dyeLo,ca ,,,y+y,
daily capacity Of 600 pounds; will prob
ably install additional Knitting ma
chimes later On.
Rockwell--Cotton Mlll.--John w.
Peeler Is reported as proposing to or
sanize company to build cotton mil.
Saginaw,-Lumber Company.-Lin-
l vile Aver Lumber Company has been
{ Incorporated, with $1,000 capital, by
+ g. p. Weakley, r, II, Pendlcton, r. r..
ltigdon, Il, l., Gillian. NIL OF Columbus,
aliabury,-seweraEe syste,n.--It is
: proposed TO construct n 2i-inch sewer
Z. IN South Salisbury, from the dam on
< south Division Street = the N, Y, p.
h nnd n. Railroad, About $2,5NG vii,
8 be expended Address The Mayor,
J. shelhy.--Turnture Factory.-Otta-
ray Furniture Company has been in
: corporatcd, with 100000 authorized
: capital stock, by o. G, Bostic II. M.
}; lIamrick S, r.. Bostlc, C. j. hostile
ind others,
Il Observation-Disclosures Plants--Gate
Y City Lumber Company, of Greensboro
,r vii handle output Of Southern and
e Norfolk Junction Planning Mill Com
nnny which has been Incorporated
= with capital stock Of $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

& Williams soon after the Civil War.
Upon the dissolution OF this firm away
back Sonder in the seventies. the late
\. u. Williams and Mr.. Bowe formed
the concern CT Williams & Bowc. This
firm did a proseprous business ana
perhaps handled more real estate than
any other concern in Richmond for the
years they were In business. After the
death of MIR Williams. Mr.. Bowe cou-
tinued the business in his own name.
and IN January, 1904, his son, Mr..
Bruce Bowe, who had been long en-
ployei as a clerk. was admitted to a
partnership interest, and the firm be-
came n. ". Bowe & Son. Under this
firm name, the concern continues to
90 business, and they DO great deal
OF ii,
At the Old Stand.
TEsS occupy The Offices at No 4
North Eleventh. street and the elder
M. Eowe claims that there is no firm
il. Richmond which has stayed at home
Is clossiy ana as long as ne has. When
Lhe :9puse was built. thirtyfiye years
ago LIZ. BoTe rented the Office and he
ieaE Occupied = ever since.
The Office force works in the old
shop y the most systematic way, every
Ifaa having his duties 10 perform and
El5w31g them fun we'll. The concern
cea5s IN city and suburban real estate,
Regulates loans on -eal estate, runs
q rental agency and has on its rental
lxts IA inc Offices in the Mutual Build
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03
.NEM.EATEPpPISES IN
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA
From HE Manufacturers Record.

ton. secretary treasurer, authorized
capital STOCK. $4,000
olf-4Iuugeulerl Company
lsifaste-e4 51ountain Railway and
i1sFoaroyae CORPORATION. with si20QtgI
authorized capIt4! stock. W I. crell
Is secretary treasurer.
y+c,rt-rtI f,ArorTNA
.st.-t.,-, - plant
=, $3.50, 80, c....,,-t.'.e C.o,nr,a,,,,
~,
80 ~
..l@fliiE pll.as a,8O "li,ei 20, ~,
~. - - =
e't,'iIss 81 improvements
800 a,oad glti,il -
IN .. col sa M1ii yo,e ept
l. -plH ~ tts s-sV,Vpp popu ifsue pt T.
s ~ fe9'F'sa .9r linpfoYlhs roaos.
~ ~ i'gta Y cilaiFiIiah o. Soafo 81
'-"utltF GoisiiH4ssiohefs.
| Broadway Stone Company.--B
/ way stone Company has been incor-
| porated with $4,000 capital stock by
! G. 7. Chandler w. J. Scarborn, w. j.
! Mailer Thomas Farlowe and others
| < Cliarotte.--Foundry and Machine
Plant The American Machine and
| Manufacturing Company VIII he or
eanizod with q capftal stock of $3.50, :
900 and ]. w, Conway. president. 10
4 take over. enlarge and continue the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

VIRGINIA
B!ackspurs ana Door E4ctorl.
---Incprpor@te BACK Brothers, wl1a
s25,00o authorized capital stock Ale2zn-
der Black is president * BACK. VIC. ]
president anc c, " B.aek see,etai,,
treasurer.
Danx!illLe-Bridge constFuetion.-citg
mas under consideration the constrlgC-
ton OF a bridge over Union street. j
Q. hagruder is city engineer
Gate Cit%.--Cannerg.- II. McC,nr-
nell, J, Nv. Minnlch and G. 3. Barter
are organizing company 10 establish
canncry.
Manassas oil WeIis.-virginia OH
Development Company has been 'incoI.
porated, with 100000 capital stock. ~
r. Ackcr is president
Observation-Disclosures Factory.--E
j. Andrews has contract to erect bui,d-
Ing for James River Furniture and
MATTRESS COMPANY after plans hy ~.
9. West OF Richmond Va, two stories.
81 by 10 feet brick; cost $500; build
Ing viii be equipped as mattress fac
tory
Narrows -Toleuhone system.--char-
tered Giles County Mutual Telephone
Company with H. W. Hale president
w q coburn, treasurer, and L. w.
Hobbs, general manager
Newport News Brewery 1T "a t,e-
ported that Samuel swett. on Long
Branch, Y j., for himself and Nayy
York and PENNSYLVANIA capitalists. has
about completed tho purchase OF thu
Old Dominion Brewing ana Ice Com,
pany's plant II Is stated that the new
owners Wlil arrange for operating tn,
plant TO It's full capacity aud MI
probably increase capacity 10 10000
barrels annually
Norfolk5.land Improycment-Row
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

The Marble Palace~-The SUI" and King Crowther

news that an, the King
line at least the
name have denied that
sa'on Of the King Corporation Always been proud
responsibility litigation
tho had o
before tho Investors ~ America 1 era v has in
q
financial United Is to-day
m King
who telling people that Of tho
the Amer
public; that bigger returns TO Investors am the same King
hasco send
dazed by marble pillars red and green
tables tho old idea that has 50 long obtained TO
the sun It's So must go down in the ae
obsolete proposition.
paper ' NAM nA ws ens sa
a m m s @ ' v ass s ss'
NY YOU ss@s 8 s s Ps ss @
e so Ss so sa a s am nc
o ess to % pn sss vhn mat
s1s sss SIS s Re. "a: 5s ~ "s:
sss J; s. s5pss. en- vic,
ars ass . ,ss
years. ann th ats
sx SS the ss a1no ss1 on
ssai ssf ap s'Gs NJ @ WIS.
mount s ordinarily osnnpps By stock n
: 's;; a: '
am the same King who sold preferred
investors Of New England Two years aE"
o @r , ons who bought the preferred stock
ceyed ten addition cent
nothing am the same Nns.
importance be overlooked would eau % @
nartcur attention OF the Sun who
information that am the same sing VINO
$50 1000 years ago In the
Company organized and promoted by WI
Of ossnns n y While everything was psn
and prospects looked bright ior inc -. taar w.
died and as result the conIan becoming ~
letter to all the and h p
paying t mora, or ,ega, oblgaion TO do So
cause at had followed advice
investments did protect them ana awss ~
the King and especially direct the -
young called to me after haf
left town. to this fact -, -, ~
And AS we gpy s F nvas. ss in s
claiming be phi sa o sssnd a o o pee
all and pasa
III NOV ars a the f ft few W lines Of this
that the King
Corporation claims to have 500 producing Wells. rms
onera.ng today t1s OIL wells 1,9ga BY
s sess has s sens aa s It
sess so@ IN . paper whose p''D'e '0's'
was pla s t ss s'sssnen as1 fse
r the ,sas make s s' nsnss lie a heard 1 @
alleged f oil lands
@ ssS osa at less eSs a% St @ capital
Corporation richly promises remain
with
original Of tho COMPANY and show the same on now
much at variance with truth the suns statement really IS
write to-day gentleman Of unimahed
these lines
office in Boston the day that Sam crowh called and introduced himself
special work at
while
and float
could
Crowhe ! had his story
personally the
statements and epresnaohs win had oeh mace - MS n
McMulen Counties looked over tho
to mo by m
Kng-Crowthe Corporation u was
believed that there Is enough
in
nsufuc to
this detail ana nave uikch
the to
nshd On the occasion OF me 1orn'a'
which attended by
them at least
With that they
corporauoh their invest
told IN spirit Of PRIDE
that they here to congratulate me-
them
ton TO which
oowther CORPORATION with all the pride and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-03

o devoted almost two
co,mns Of yur valuable space Financial
Agency which Building at the corner Of
Broadway branch OF my Boston once WIS
amazed and asded the sun had to say about my
reizc that my coming here 10 eh
81 ,'''" , , , traditions and roased attributes
that .yf YOU see would be strung together
pnpanly false that it appears that your s
young of have lost their art and ou"h'hs
what local story was the nscow
Their coporaion assisted organize IN COM
hachmaers and mahsne-'he company @ -
Of commission left bleeding and AL n"
attached from ambush but the
that stands TO-DAY sns anu op ,,, - ~ a.
this need but call your attention TO the re-
STOCK OF 'he ,s % e,vo. dsa IN on The Boston stock Elk
change listed stocks actively
This fact printed on the
day that the matter of financial
tory Ever, the CORPORATION
Increasing demand in Fon and r"sneut the
issue OF February
made that several years there has
connection With stock Of the Cor
poration and you intimate strongly .hat investors ie a ]
direct statement and the nmaon
stock of
throrhu New england than the any
gambling always in demand
than before The Boston newspapers
during rast
carried forward by this aggressive oil
that period in its existence when It
auter:
a justly of that fact
assaied methods by clever phrase
oogy something
legitimate former connection with the King Cor
o-heart talk with and
general
o Building marble
marble that
having been here for
M, s - mo- 4 ,t h ,oc. ,h,t accorded tho long
those formerly hung out where abide
In coming
St Building invited tho
because of
lived for
and where maintain the largest Financial oe and do the largest
business line in New England That was force
facilities Of Increasing clientele and
and + had marble and mahogany here nd there was really not Of
importance long
inviting public
it would be
prepared for display Of
beautiful in the same place
Coz
poraton although original
brightest and most brilliant achieve
credit but while sitn
perhaps knew better
with and
e e 1sses
ne m g T s are vas you n' srs wreck S
the system railroads now known as the S9ue w @ no iess
It has gone ts dGxn into history the Tn rh Boat
Bridge Wreck and as the % @ M Of ah New a9h m the see
waiting from your Mnnagns Editor Part Of WAY
na the se sh thar an ay s b % aet xs
sss a s o ' riee @ miles, away
G 1 era and S t @ he the
s work {n that the
Journalist
trophies journalistic
Later on
the
with
first list Of the chain that the others
undertaking to-day
dictate while Angeles assaied
sun" no
nation to who was and what capacity represented that newspaper
recall the
right suggested in his
OF
o tho
the
gambling securities
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
TRAFFIC MANAGER IS
APPOINTED BY
A. B. & A.
J. r. Rowland Named to Fill
New Position Just Created
Will Have Charge of
All Traffic.

A cicular issued by the Atlanta
Birmingham and Atlantic Rail
road company Mon bay announces
the creation of the off :e of traffic
manager of that road and the ap-
pointment of J. r Rowla nd, traf-
fic manager of the Brunswick
Steamship company, as traffic
manager of the Atlanta, Bir ming
ham and Alta attic, eff Give April
IS.
The traffic policy of bo:h the
passenger and freight depart
ments of the road will be under
the supervision of Traffic Mana
Rowland and the general passen-
ger and freight agents will re.
port to him, instead of the presi-
dent as heretofore: Ira fife Mau-
ager Rowland will have al Office
in New York as we'll as Atlanta.
1t IS stated by the officials Of
the road that the erection of the
new office is made in keeping
with the general plan of the or
ganization of the new road which
will give Atlanta an indepedent
line.
1t is rumored that the appoint
ment of other officials for the
Brunswick Steamship com pany
and the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad. These re-
ports cannot be confirmed.
Mr.. Rowland, the new traffic
manager, has been Unidentified
with the traffic policies of a num-
Der of railroads for many years.
While only forty-two years of
age Mr.. Rowland has seen much
service with prominent railroads.
He is a native of Virginia.
Mr.. Rowland, for a mum Der of
years, wa associated wi b the
traffic departm mt Of the Balti-
more & Oaio, the Baltimore aud
Ohio Southwestern, the Big -Four
and the Erie railroads. He was
appointed traffic manager of the
Brunswick Steamship company
eight or niue months age.
His work as traffic manager of
this com pany attracted the atteu-
ton of President Atkinson and
as soon as the Office was created
Mr.. Rowland was teadered the
position.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Gov, BrOWaId'S Plan
To Solve Race Issue
The Florida Legislature Met
at Tallahassee And Only
Organized.

Tallahassee, Fla, Apr.2-The
Florida Legislature met today
and organized by the election of
F. Hunt Harris, of Key West, as
president of the Senate, and Eu-
gene Matthews, editor of the
Starke Telegraph, as speaker of
the House The body will be in
session sixty days.
The Governors message was
received in both houses. 1t is a
lengthy document, covering a.
bout twenty newspaper columns.
Ia discussing the race ques-
ton, Gov. Broward, in his mes
sage, says that while no question
has arizen to cause any disturb.
ance, yet it is apprent that the
relations between the two races
is becoming more strained and
acute, In offering a solution of
the problem, Gov. Broward says:
II recommend a resolution me-
moralizing Congress 10 purchase
territory, eli her domestic or for
eign, AID provide means to pur-
chase the property of the negroes
at reasonable prices and to trans
port the negroes TO the property
purchased by the United States;
the United States to form gov
eminent for them of the negro
race; 10 prevent foreign invasion,
aud prevent white people from
living among them in the terri
tory. and to prevent negroes
from migrating back to the Unit
ed States
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Roosevelt Gives Lie
To HarTimanS Letter.

Washington, April 2.-Presl'
dent Roosevelt this afternoon
gave the lie to the assertion made
in an alleged Harriman-We bster
letter by making public copies
of letters which the president
wrote to Congressman Sherman,
of New York, last OctobeE.r In
one the president said:
II understood you to say
that he (Harriman) alleged that
! had made this promise (referr-
ing to Depew as French ambas-
sador,) at the time when he had
come to see me in Washing .on
when I requested him to raise
$25O,OOO for the Republican pres
idential campaign Any such
statement is a deliberate and
wilful untruth. By right II
should be characterized by even
shorter and more ugly word
I never requested Hartman to
raise a dollar for the presid entia'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
The TO. C. Club.

Met at the home of Elizabeth
Pryor on Friday. Games, mus
ic and refreshm helped to
pass a pleasant hour. The men,
bers of the Club are The Misses
Florence Roberts, Fannie Boyd,
Lizzie Kate Oxford, Maud
Glover. Mary Lizzie Pryor,
Pauline Reeves, Mammie Patti
shall, Vera Rogers and Isabel
DeWanalear.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Musical and Literary Club

The musical and literary club
held a delightful meeting on
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Majors. A
good program of music and read.
ing mum bers was rendered after
which bean Bag" and Actor"
we're played. Lig h refresh
ments were served by the hos
tess.
Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Parrot, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. Winter. Mrs. C le wi 9,
Misses Slilley, Pattishall, Boyd
and James, Messrs. Levine, Co.
bert, Teal. Powell aud Harden.
The next meeting of the so
cietY will be held AZ nlace and
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
Notarics Public

The following Notaries Public
and ex-oficio ] P's were elected
by the grand jury yesterday;
D. w. Paulk for Fitzgerald or
1857 Dist, J. S. Mccall for Dick
sons Mill or 432 Dist; S S. Calf
for Bowen's Mill or 433 Dist; G.
M. Yourg for Williamson's Mill
or I'LL Dis t.; J. S. Fountain
for Vaughns or 1868 d s t.;
George Mink for Ashton or 1859
Dist.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
been raised.
WON MANY VOTES.

WON MAN w
"This amount enabled the
New York state com mittee to
roll up a difference of 100000
votes in the general result.
''Some time in Dece N Der, 1904
on my way from Virginia to New
York, 1 stopped and had a short
talk with the president. He
then told me that be did not
think it necessary to appoint De-
pew as am bassador to Paris, as
agreed in fact, but favored him
for the senate.
After that I used what influ-
ence l could to have Depew re-
turned to the senate, as I con.
sidered this had been an implied
obligation, which should be lived
up to.
This is the way / was
brought to the surface in the pol
itica1 matters, as l had never be-
fore taken any active part and
only had done what l could as
any private citizen might; so,
you see, was brought forward
by Roosevelt ia an attempt to
help him at his request. Yours
sincerely,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-04-04
THE FOUR QUARTER
IN HEAVIER.
From Sweder sburg's Heaven and He'll.
tSee Editorial Page)

/
al In heaven as in the world
there are four quarters east
south, west, and north, deternAik
ed in the one world as ia @
other by its sun; in heaven .
the Sun of heaven, which is tk
Lord, in the world by the sun 81
the world. And yet there-is mueA
difference. Ia the first place.
is called south in the wOF
where the sun is in its create
altitude above the earth, nor
where it is in it's opposite poa
ton beneath the earth, esas
where it rises at the equine
and west where it then set
Thus in b e world ali I'll
quarters are determined ff9m
the outh. But ia heaven il
called east where the Lord
seen as the Sun, opposite is 8
west, at the right in heaven
the south, at the left the nor
aud this in every turning of the
face and body. Thus ia heaV
all the quarters are determine
from the east. The reason why
is called the east [Orient] whe
the Lord is seen as the Sun,
that all origin [origo] of life
from Him as the Sun; an9 a
as far as angels receive heata
light, or love and intel.ingene
from the Lord, so far He is 81
to arise [exoriril with then
Hence also it is that in the Wot
the Lord is called the East
ent].
142 Another difference is thS
to the angels the east is alwa
before the face. the west behiN
the south to the right, and q
north to the left. But since a
cannot easily be comprehended
the world, for the reason "a
man turns his face to every ava
ter, it shall be explained.
whole heaven turns itself to
Lord as to it's common cent?
and 30 all the angels turn the
selves to Him On earth also
as is we'll known, all things has
direction toward a common Gel
tire; but the direction ID heav
differs from that 10 the wOrl
inasmuch as in heaven they ter
the front parts to the com u
centre, but in the world the low
parts of the body. This direcEia
in the world is what is CALI
centripetal force, and also graV
cation. The interiors of ang
are really turned to the fron
and since they present theE
selves in the face, therefore th
facets what determines the qua
tiers.