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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
OAK GROVE SEMINARY.
Commencement Exercises Will Be
Held Friday, June "A.

v,cealhoro. Me, June 4.-(Special)-
The Commencement exercises at OAK
Grove Seminary will be held Friday
morning. June 18th. at 10 O'Clock. In
stead Of having all the members Of the
class take part III the exercises. the
faculty have chosen six speakers.
These six are az follows: Charles l..
Parker Of East NasS;llboro, Me,
Maurice D. Jones of Unity. Ne, Nellie
NJ CooIlbs Of Nassalbor0, Me. Elsa b.
IIolway of Scion. Me, Grace NJ. Lewis
of Gardiner, Me, and Lucia NJ. Rich
arison of Comic. y. II.
The Baccalaurcatc address VIII be
delivered IL Rev. Charles NJ. Wood
man. pastor ~ the Friends church al
Portland. Nc. This will occur on sun
day june 9th. ut 1920. in oak Grove
chapel. The public is cordially IN
vited.
Class day exercises will occur on
Thursday afternoon, June 18th, at !
G'clcrk.
The Alumni banquet will he held on
Commencement day, directly following
the Commencement exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
MEDICAL CONVENTION.
The 5Sth Annual CT American Associa-
ton Conveacs At Atlantic City.

Atlantic CITY. y. j. June The Amer
can Medical Association today s"rn;Allv
oIened its ESth annual convention III TINS
city. The session was called to order ny
llr. William j. Mayo Of Rochester. Mimi,
The retiring president Of the association
pr. JGscpF y. Bryant, the new president
Of the association, delivered an address
on TIC general subject of medicine.
To l. sections of the association en-
hracing all branches of the medical pro-
fession held meetings this afternoon ut
winch papers were read.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
PRICES ADVANCING.
Price Of Maat Reaches Prohbitive
Stage In Chicago.

Chicago. June 4.-Meats Of all kinds.
with the exception Of the poorest cuts of
lccf. have been rising steadily in Chica-
81 for three weeks ana dealers say thar
tie advance Will continue. IN some of
the poorer sections Of the city retail
dealers have not handled a piece OF meat
except beef for the last three weeks
Lard. pork and other meats are beyond
the reach of their customers.
Lamb has advanced three cents I
round in tho last three weeks AMI Tic
Gi- vlnlc..,It!s sly Tat thtE C1tnNt -hi
enonch 1T any price to supply the hil
downtown hotels, cafes and restaurants
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

Tie first convention Of the Massa-
chusetts Grand Circle, Companions to
Foresters Of America, opened Tuesday
in the Mathew Temperance Institute
han at Lowell Mayor Farnham de-
Iivered the address of welcome. The
convention included a dinner in honor
of the delegates, followed by addresses
by some of the principal officers. About
200 delegates attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
Boston Forecast.

rosto1. June 4.-For~cast for Eos-
ton ANA vicinity: Showers ana warm
cr Wednesday,; Thursday fair. cooler
in evening AMI night; fresh south to
southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05
Sens Of Revolution Election.

Denver. Colo. June 4.-The National
Society Of the Sons Of the American
Revolution today elected Nelson y.
McCleary Of Chicago, president gener-
al to succeed c. \. Pugslcy OF New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

A man identified by papers in his
pocket as II. s. Hurd. OF Burihsto''
Ont. commercial Traveller empl"y'u
~ j North Tonawanda. y. Y. housH
was crushed t. death Monday hiIl
~ hoist brifco over the hiie cana
at Syracuse, \. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

Collector Stackahlc ut H"noluiH mas
received a cablc&rnm from NaSihilS-
:on to the Greet that President t""s"-
ynlt rnvors thu continuation Of white
Immigration tn the Hawaiian Islands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-05

FOR COUGHS. COLDS AND GRIP
Hot Sanford's Ginger is hest and safest
cure or preventive. Always hcalthiui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
GREATEST INTERCOLLEGIATE
MEETING OF ATHLETES.

Boston. May. 31.-seldom IN the 80
years OF intercollegiate athletics.
track and field championships has there
been such "a wealth Of runners. leapers
ana weight hurlers OF high grade as
gathered today for the annual two days
meet in the Harvard stadium, nor has
the outcome OF The conquests been quite
so much IN doubt. 1t seems almost GER
tain that some Of the marks in the 10
events will be displaced by better hg-
ures during the two days and that
Cornell, which won the championship
last year win have TO fight hard TO re-
tain the title A new aSpiraut for inter-
collegiate honos this year Is the Uni
Verslty of Michigan, holder Of the west
eTn championship. which has sent re-
markably fast and strong team. Whcth-
er Michigan win displace Cornell or sur
pass the efforts Of Pennsylvania, Yale
or Harvard r. one OF the questions that
was upon tho lips today of nearly ev-
eryone who is Interested In athletic
sports.
While these dvs universities have
representatives in nearly every event
they Will not only have 20 contend
against each other, but against some
unusually strong men from smaller IN
stituti0us, who may prove unexpected
factors at critical periods.
II is generally expected that Dray OF
Yale. ufter his World-byeAkng record
over Tie high bar az the Harvard ana
Yale games TWO weeks ago, viii set
new mark for the pole vault chat Tay-
lor. the colurAd flyer from Pennsylvania,
VIII better the time FOR The quarter
mile. that shaw OF Dartmouth or Car
refs % Michigan may better the figures
I'M the high hurdles, and that Hubbard
Of Ainhcrsts may accomplish the low
b1rritrs IN faster time than ever before.
n h. also thought possible that the half
milo record may go By the board and
that the mile may also fan. In. fact ut
lease Eve M the lS intercollegiate rec
ords an, considered endangered.
Today r. elimination day. with tran
.,vpnts in the dASheS ana IN the middle
distances runs snd IN all the field
events. A certain number VIII qualify
iu elch event aud the finals together
with the long distance runs win be- held
tomorrow.
Th. entries for the different events
this yea number il2. Tine number from
the various colleges are as follows
cornell ST. Yale 13, Pennsylvania 62,
Princeton e. Columbia &C. Harvard 81,
dartmouth 81 Michigan As, Amhurst b.
SWartmore 80 HaYerrord ~. Williams
gg Bucknell ~ Fordham y. Stevens Is,
Syracuse II. Brown ~. johns Hopkins
10.
The referee viii be James sullivan.
presideut Of the a. A, u.
The trainers without exception report
cd their charges TO be In excellent con
dltion todaE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
GOULD'S REpLY TO WIFE'S
ALLEGATIONS is READY

New York. May 3l.--Wheu Howard
Gould is hailed into court by the suit for
separation brought by his wife, former
~ Miss katherine Clemmons, II TX
likely that his brothers, George and
Frank. will be called to testify in his
behalf II was announced yesterday
by an intimate friend of Nj Gould
thar although II would be extremely
dlstasteful TO members of the family 10
appear IN court the two brothers had
expressed their Willingness to do so.
From present indications 10 seems
assured that the whole history of the
domestic troubles OF Howard Gould ana
his wife viii come out when the case IS
finally taken into court Nh. Gouid
himself says that there Ril be no
change in the present plan of proceed
ure. THAI he viii face the charges of ns
wife In court and win retaliate by plain
speaking IN regard to her conduct dur-
inE the years they lived together Mrs
Gould IN equally emphatic an asserting
that she viii conceal nothing and THAT
she win accept NO settlement hetuI" the
case comes 10 trial.
Howard Gould's reply 10 nils vito
suit viii not be mnde public m least Uu-
m June q. which Is the Limit allowed by
law, Nj Gould's REPLY which is ulW
ready 10 be fled, r. VOlumin0us duDu-
meul. almost AZ large as tine budE,
containing the bin If complaint SERVED
upon MIN through counsel Fortnight
ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
N. Y, POLICE FERRETlNG
OUT BLACK HAND"

New York May ~. The recent at
tempt on The life Of In Marker Dad
lrrtan a physician hore by means Of
an Internal machine has stirred the
police to special efforts Tn ferret out
members OF tho so-caled BLACK
Hand in this city The authorities
thus far have succeeded in appre.
lending few OF these criminals and
haEG obtained Vet fewer convictions.
The grand jury in Brooklyn is making
special inquiry by Judge bikes Iii
rection into all outrages committed
by the BLACK Hand which are
brought to It's attention, while the
Judges OF the court Of general scs-
sions ir Manhattan have asked the
legislature to ipcrease the penalty for
cXtor1ion or blacknsil by threats OF
murder, from five 10 ~ years inn
prisonment. They believe such leg
isation would have a deterrent ef-
feet and lessen that class Of crime.
Long as the list Of crimes IN this
city attributed 10 the BLACK Hand
Is. it was not until nine months ago
that proved member of the order
was convicted. Tnore have been hun
dreds of arrests since then. but not
many convictions. Italians deny that
there is any regularly organized
i tdCk 11dllN society ia America, nut
the contrary was testified 10 by Joseph
Rlgzo In the trial Of q number OF Ital-
fans OF the alleged order at WilSes~
barre. Pa, in April. He said that
tie organization had as many as 80
branches.
The New York police have as vet
found no evidence pf ANY local
branches. but they admit that they
find it difficult 10 gel Italians 10 tcs-
tify in Black Hand" cases because
of a general fear of.yendetta.
According to the World today IN
1906 ana so far this year, there have
Teen nearly rs murders. attempts al
murder, kidnapping, bomb eNplo-
'irns. robberies and attempts Al lack
mailing in Greater Sew York md it,
enNfrons in Mem jersey aud Long T.
land--all charged 70 tha "Black
Hand" Almost without exception.
tho perpetrators Of those outrag IS aye
unknown and unpunishc6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
WALTER s. cnEEsEMAN DEAD.

Denver, colo. May 31,--Walter s.
Cheeseman president Of the Denver
Union Water company and one Of the
foremost capitalists and citizens Of
Denver, died Unexpectedly at 335
o'clock this morning.
Cheesnan had been in poor health for
six months and last Wednesday he suf-
fered stroke of paralysis. but his
immediate death was not expected by
his physicians and friends.
Walter Cheesman was born at Hemp
stead Harbor. i. J., June %, 1888, and
came to Denver IN 1850 establishing
himself there IN the drug business. He
had been identified with many Of the
largest enterprises in Colorado and had
accumulated great wealth, having larg-
er real estate holdings in the business
district of Denver than any other iudl-
vidual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
ASH MEADOWS WATER
SYSTEM HAS BEEN BEGUN.

Rhyollte, New May sl,--The actual
work OF Installing The Ash Meadow
wator system has been begun and upon
the completion of this enterprise
southern Nevada win have Wnter
System that N second iu its niagniud"
only to tho Owens river system which
il being Installed by The city OF Lon
Angeles. The new system win open
The country tor a radius ~ 500 miles
and Will enable mining 20 br ohrflnd
on prohthbly In places now closed FOR
lack Of water
The Ash Mend0wS company Is cap
itniged for s5,OO0,000 by Pennsylvania
mon headed by eX-Goy, Waters. The
nrst branch OF the pipe-lne win be run
10 GreenWater where tho citizens are
now forced To pay from 81 10 s. bar
rel for water that Is not the most pal-
atable. A. soon as the HrecnWhter ms
N completed reservoir VIII De built
al the top OF tins Funeral range, prob
ably near Eagle mountain, and nom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

losing his mind. Finally, after two yours
Of roaming, in which he had hidden IN
nearly every state west OF the Nlissis-
slppl river. he came To- Chicago IN order
that his friends might place him IN a
sanitarium.
lie had been IA the Garfield Park sam
itarium since May 20. when the Mem
ofal day parade formations were be-
inc brought To- order he stood In front
ot tho Sanuarlum wutching the ma
nenVcts. Three policemen saw him and
a rev moments later he was locked ZIP.
Last night Martini gave out a seVon+
page confession of tho killing of Murda
He freely admitted the crime, but said
Che act was tn solr-dcfensc that Murd4
Wa armed With an iron bar aud threat
oucd him.
The murder Of Murda occurred on
Aus 8, 1905, nld resulted from q quar-
rel over his refusal to sell drinks uftcr
closing time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
-FOUR PEOPLE
BURNED TO DEATH
l.
While Trying 10 Save Her Two
Children Mother Was Over
come by Smoke.
HOUSE REDUCED TO ASHES.
Two Ser,antsLost Their Livcs----t,uests
Severely Injured by Eire-Scv-
cral Uoruestics Hurt.

Long Branch. n. J., May 3t.--Tho
two daughters OF Walter 4. Schiller, a
cigar manufacturer of New York CITY.
Marion. aged 10. aud Ruth. aSed Is,
and two servants. Marie Dilter and
Tilly MOnthon, were burned TO death
lit fire which last night destroyed
the handsome residence OF Jacob
Rcthschild. which MIR. Schiller had
rented
In attempting to rescue her chill
dren Mrs schiller was so severely
burned as to be in critical condi-
tion today, ana Mr. schiller suffere
severe burns in nghtinE tho fro.
Two guests OF Nv and Mrs. Schif-
fer. Is. Citroen and NJ. Breicer. wore
also seriously burned. In jumping
from q. window, John Irvine, the hut
Ter, Suflered a traGture of his left arm
and his back was injured. Miss Holt,
. the govern ess. suffered several severe
burns While trying to save the chill
dlcn IN cor care, and Kate McMu"raY
aud Josephine Hoffman. servants,
we're injured by jumping from wlp-
dnwc.
Mr. end Mrs Schiller and their
two guests had DOT letlrde when the
fire w9s discovered IN the kitchen
a5.Mt midnigE:. While Mr.. Schiller
and his quests remained down STATES
TO night the fire, Mrs Schiller yam
VI stairs TO spread the alarm and 20
see that her children reached safety.
ON reaching the door Of the room nc
cupied By tho children, Mrs. Schiller
was overcome by smoke and fell. Miss
Holt. the govern9Ss, found her there
and dragged her to window. Before
sic revived the house became filed
with suGocatirS smoke. and in the
confusion which followed no one OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES.
National Committee Appointed to
Look After Their Welfare.

New York. May SI.-~Eor tho plir-
pose of improving tho WORKING CON
duons OF federal, state and municipal
employees a national committee ON
welfare work for government am
ploFeS has been appointed by tbs well
rare department of the national ciyiv
federation Sccy OF War William y
Taft Is chairman Of the committee, oi
which Coy John w Reclham ~
ksutuckN Mayor George Guthrie of
Plushurg, and William r. Wilcox
postmaster Of this city. are members
~ ihe many improvements. the
need OF which il Indicated by COM
plants or public employees, the well
rare department has paid consider
able attention To the establishing nt
emergency hospitals IN government
buildings
Many OF the unfavDrhblA conditions.
AZ mas been shown repeatedly, Are
due 10 the fact that The burinars of
IN" government has doubled la some
departments within the last few wears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
THREE PERSONS ARE
KILLED BY ASPhYXIATl0N.

st. Louis, May $1.--Three persons
were killed by asphyXiation ana an
avenue rooming house last night. The
dead are Joseph II. Gabler and his
wife, and Daniel Dwycr. Thomas
Hines. who slept with Dwyer is at
the city hospital, but may recover.
The police found a metal cap 10 an
unused gas pine In Gabler's room,
lying upon the door.
Joseph Maxwell was found dead
this morning from asphyXiation in his
room in n Hogan street house. and
John JantOs. who was found this
morning in his room in an Elm street
lodging house, is in critical condi-
ton. The gas Jet was partially turn
ed on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
-.

this place the flow viii bc by gravity TO
Leo schwab and the Bullhoe dis
trict.
Three pipe liles viii assemble tho
water AT The central pumping station
from the Fairbanks. Lougstrcet and
Catlettc rauchcs, From the reservoir
the gravity flow win bc something ike
80 miles 80 the outlying mines VI the
Bullfrog district while Greenwater will
b. even further
Tho camp will supply water 10 many
mines and also TO smelter Go br built
at Ash Meadows for the reduction ot
copper, lead, silver and gold a rail-
road will be run Tom Greenwster to
thr smclter site TO handle the ores.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
WATCHED THE PARADE.
Had Martini Matched Oniccrs Might
Not Have Been Caught

Chicago. May On While watching
Memorial day parade. Ernsst Martini
81 years ~ age. Who FOR two years ace
cordMg Co Ms confession. has gone
afo0t through many Of IA. Western
states. weighed down by faal M arrest
FOR the killing ~ Frank Muraa. chi
cago saloonkeeper WHn captured yo5-
terday.
Martini according TO tho statement
made by him after he WAS locked up.
said he had been haunted, during his
daily efforts "a elude rhplors both real
ana imaginary, by the horror of his
act and tho further fear hAt 40 was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Broken Engagement Causes Boise
Girl ~ Take Laudanum.

Boise, Ida., May 3l--A broken cn-
gagemcnt and D determined resolution
IN put au onl go her troubles We're mo-
DIVES which pionpion pretty young
Suulla Hudsuu yesterday afternoon 10
drink jho contents of bottle OF laudt-
uum while standing under tEc Eighth
street bridge over the Boise river She
was tp hove married Byron Hadloy on
ulr first NJ May. but hp postponed
date aud lHtol broke the engagement
uncr hcr iIpurau had been fuzzy prr-
pared. nor giiei here began and would
discovered by three young gentlemen
aomautauors Just IN the nick OF ime.
She was picked M from tho waIcrs
edge lu somI-cunscious condition and
hurried to tina police station. where
fhr wac revived, a very pathetic scella
occurred whom thr fnlher appeared "a
take The unfortunate daughter home,
She lis rs years Old.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
PRICE or rnREAp ADVANCED.

New York. May 31-The Interests
controlling the thread industry have
advanced the price of thread cents
per dozen sponls Of thread and deal
ers throughout the country have re-
Ceived formal notice Of the raise. The
Clark O ~ r.. of Newark and The
Coates and Brooks companies of Now
York, the lars 81 makers, are in the
combination Retailers say tho price
OF thread viii be put up ] cent per
81 DOL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.

Cincinnati. o.. May 31.--What is
believed to be evidence of brutal
murder was discovered at the Ryan
soap works on Spring Grove avenue
today The mutilatedand almost COM
pletely consumed body of a man was
found in the furnace of the factory.
There Is no clue to the identity Of the
man but the indications are such that
the police believe he was murdered
and an attempt later made TO dispose
OF tho bOdv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
THEIR FATE IN DOUBT.
That OF Two Lieutenants Who Went
Up in Military Balloon.

London, May 31.--'rhe fate OF the two
llcutenauts OF engineers who assembled
from Aldorshot In a balloon on May Is
shmi OF Japan. still remains a mystery
The war Office has not received any
news since the inquiries made during
the night dispelled the Illusion that the
aeronautg had arrived at the Scllly Is
lands. Warships are cruising in the
channel In the hope of obtaining some
cleM 10 thn niIicers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
HUNGARIAN EMIGRATION.
Home Government VIII Do What il
Can 10 Check IL.

Budapest. May 3l.-The intention Of
the Hungarian government to keep the
people of this country at home so
far as possible, has been further empha-
sized by the uncompromisng refusal of
Minister of Commerce Kossuth to IL
cense the establishment OF new emil
grafton route from Hungary 10 South
America by way of Genoa, Italy. The
Italian General Navigation company
applied for permission TO inausurate the
route but the minister declared the
Hungarian government would do every
thing possible to reduce emigration and
would never sanction or aid the opening
OF a new route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
BIG FIRE Al KINGSTON. y. Y.

Kingston, n. Y. May St.-Fire
which started in the Wholesale ana
retail drug store of Citing Il Schoon-
maker. in Wall street. carly today.
burned out that store and the ad
joining stores of Herman Maidstone
and w. Scott Gillespie. Loss $780,
600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

WATCH SALT LAKE GROW.
Bank CIenrings for Month of
May Total SIS, 1I6,596.gi

Todoy's local bank clcarings
amounted to Ill9,S25.2i, as
against ssS9.759.aO Tor the same
day last year, The large figure
for today is due go the cloarlngs
of two days practically being
thrown Into one. The clcarinys
for the month amounted to s25.-
l46,S96,9i, as against $50 420. S.. "a
for the same month last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31
IDAHO ANY WYo. PoSTMAsTERs

Washington, y. On May 3l.--P0st-
masters appointed Idaho Pierce. Neg
Perez county Elmer Johnson, vice n,
-. Thomds lesigned
Wyoming BiE MUDDY. Converse
county Edward S, Brooks, vice j. ID.
Woodruff resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

lemons In want ads? YES: Notice
now oricn '.sobcr'' and steady" men
nre advertised FORT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

James b. Angel of tho University OF
Michigan, ana Dean u. IL. G. White OF
the University of Georgia.
President Roosevelt, whose address
this afternoon on the campus OF the
Michigan Agricultural college was the
climax OF the semi-centenniai celebra-
ton of the founding of that famous
institution arrived in Lansing at 10
O'Clock this morning over the Lake
shore railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

The days advertising decides the days
incidents. It's quota of good cheer. for
the merchant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-31

| nave NOT lnc slightest sym pa my
with those hyHterical aud foolish
creatures who wish women 10 attain
10 easy lives By shuklng their luties.
i have as hearty contempt for the
WOipyn who shlrks her duty OF hear.
ing and rearing the children of doing
her full housewives work. as I have
for the man who Is an idler. who
shirks his duty OF earning a living for
himself and for his household, or who
Is selfish or brutal toward his wife
aud children.
the school Is IAN invau-
able adjunct 10 the home. but II
Is a wretehed substitute for II, The
family relation Is the most funda-
mental. tho most important OF all re-
lations No leader In church or state,
IN science or art or industry, however
great his achievements, does work
which compares I'm Importance with
that OF the father and the mother,
"who arc the iirst OF sovereisns and
The most divine OF priests"