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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
HE rs PERMANENTLY LOCATED HERE AND
ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE.

HE rs PERMANENTLY LOCATED HERE AND
ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE.
Never before IN the history OF occult science
consented to place his services at the disposal q
me me public Tor such nominal consideration
pretendsrs and that many OF its best citizens
are anxie9s % visit a genuine clairvoysnt and
suItation fee within reaeh OF an
Z Mr.. Cable has made a life study OF his work
and Is prepared TO advise yOu and assist you.
matter what your troubles
In his capacity there Ia no guesswork Every
certain. If you have already made a mistake,
thrown away your money and lost eonddsncs
through dealing with advertised and self
styled palmists and clairyoy ants and their cheap
claptrap methods. start from the beginning and
consult Mr. Cable. He win tell you frankly
nothing be done for you he win not take
one cent of your money Has this not honesty
on the face OF fl
Personal Magnetism Quickly Developed.
Fair and square IN all his dealings with ne
asvsloped medium. and is the envy etssau Drs-
ADVICE ON BUSINESS. LOVE. cOURTsHIP
AND MARRIAGE
He win teach you how to fascinate any one
you desire. even though thOusandss bf miles
away. how TO make your enemies your friends;
makes you successful IN your business and posi-
lively completes your business in thirty -three
days
He settles lovers quarrels reunites the sep
arated. causes a speedy and happy marriage
with the one OF your choice The earth reveals
10 him the hidden treasures buried in her bosom.
he tnterprets dreams. tells OF your friends and
enemies, gives advice pertaining TO lawsuits,
everything. The troubled and unfortunate should
seek his counsel. Thousands OF families long
separated have been united by his efforts, thou
sands or hearts made glad through bis truthful
predictions. Whatever may be Your troubles.
gifted gentleman Immediately. His residence Is
visited BY men in all grades OF life anxious for
reliable information as to the outcome OF future
or past investments. and BY ladies IN all walks
Of life.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
INVESTMENT IN FLATS.

$40, oo0-Flsts at Bancroft way and Telegraph
ave; built little over years ago and always
rented; present monthly income S155; in fine con
dition; lot 5Ox130. worth Sl5, 900 alone; finest
location IN Berkeley for income purposes; cali
and as about this.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

He win make no charge II he fails to tel
your name, occupation and what ycu called for.
He VIII tell you whom and when you viii marry
and how 70 win the you love.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

Mr.. Gable. as a matter OF advertisement thil
week. viii give his celebrated
READINGS FOR 80 CENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

SPECIAL
BARGAIN.
NINETY FEET
on BROADWAY.
ONLY $4,000.
LAND ADJACENT HELD AT $500 PER FOOT.
THIS is ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST
SPECULATIVE BUY
OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
IN ALL OAKLAND.
THE CITY OF BARGAINS
CAN SHOW YOU WAY TO MAKE
$4,000 PROFIT
on THIS WITH DEAD CERTAINTY.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
THE CORNER LOT CO,
els BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
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AK HONEST pR0pOqTTT0Ng
THIS SWORN STATEMENT TO ALL

The fear OF humbug prevents many people
from calling upon a good medium Mr.. Cabls. TO
prove bis clairvOyant powers. gives
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
AKLAND REAL EsTATE-oontinued.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE Co.
46o-z62 STH ST. OAKLAND.
s6nnn


$50 600.
splendid modern S-story business block; on
corner intersected by two Of Oakland's main
per cent on price asked: one of the cleanest In
vestments south Of l4th St
ses 500.
Downtown business block where recent large
t-ss mems Sre cLlnching values; modern S-story
under partial lease
$50 500
central improved business property: near
Washington ST; 76 feet frontage: well rented +:
me Improvements on either side and more under
way nne Investment south OF 18th St
$4,000.
Modern S-story building at intersection Of
principal business street ana main crcsstovu
thoroughtsre; 50 It corner; win pay 10 per
cent nonnesident owner.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE OFFERING.
Magnificent residence built hy capitalist for
ho.ae. occupying superb enfnence within 20
rine snd landscape view; grounds. with front
ages. covered with fine shrubbery: in choicest
part o. oaklano's best central residence section;
11oni see Us for particulars.
sls.soo.
seven ,2-story houses OF choice corner. I5ox
l4O' VII pay S per cent net; always rented
5esI car hne and locals; easy walk to 18th and
gage; nonresident owner.
$4,000.
ever 90 feet frontage on 18th St adjoining
business center; improvements VIII pay Z per
cents the rapid growth OF this section assures
hne future.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
$4,000.
Two acres Of choice land outskirts OF Oak
land; surrounded by 6ne homes; near esrlines;
VIII subdivide into % lots cottages built here
would sell rapidly.
$500.
26I feet frontage on sth ave opposite The
:. NJ Smith grounds: direct service TO Kew
Route station.
LATMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
4ee-46@ SIH ST. OAKLAND.
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CHURCH sERvIcEs-Continued.


HINDU Temple. cor. Webster and Filbert sts..
city-Two free public lectures today by two
Swamis Of India. 1o.45 a. m. and 7:45 .. M,
on state Of Perfection" and Incarnation Of
God'' Glasses, daily exercises. private les
sons. psychic or spiritual development, free
also Oakland Hamilton Hail.. upstairs, 18th
and Jefferson, every sunday, 1o:4o a. m; also
Berkeley Woodmen Hall. 213o15 Center ST.
first and third Tuesdays, twice. and p. m.
BUDDHIST Mission, 1917 Cough st, cor. Pine
Every Sunday II a. m service and sermon; to-
day Rev. h Uchida will speak on Elements
r of the Spiritual Life; members and strangers
are cordially invited; seats Iree:
MEETINGs-sUNDA
EDWARD EARLE, the noted psychic and me-
ium, will hold his regular meeting Sunday night
in Oakland Hoyey Hall, Ala 18th ST.. tests
messages, slate writing; residence, 2l6 Tele-
graph ave.
l. T. B. SPIRITUAL Church, hall 18th and Mar
ket sts.-Test meeting p. m, 15c; messages:
Maxwell. Wrenn Armstrong, Kennard, DR..
Brooks and others.
MRS 1. H. KINNAIRp- -sILL-Now perma-
nently located at 1l0e NcAllister ST.; holds
daily, 10 to 4.
MRS EBERHARD, 2e7 San Jose ave-, between
path and 25th-Meeting tonight. Readings
daily. Sunday meetings
J. WILSON, spiritual test circle Sunday Tues
day and Friday. 1885 Path ST., near Mission
CIRCLE tonight. 26c; readings daily. MRS
ROBINSON. 511s Webster ST., nr. Fulton.
DIR. HOwLAND'S soc readings today; circle
25c tonight; all get readings; 2oo2 Suffer st
MISUNDERSTANDING
1901 OAK st.-Theosophical lecture tonight at
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
OAKLAND REAL EsrArE-oont.nued.
BAILEY-DoDGE COMPANY, mo,
21sl SHATTUcK AVE. OPP. BERKELEY STA.
TION.
TELEPHONE BERKELEY 100.

Largest piece Of land offered on University
ave, right at the Santa Fe station; nothing
Ike Il.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
CLArRvorANrs

1872 o'FARRELL ST., PET. FRANKLIN AND
COUGH.
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on BROADWAY.
Vnir7sh long leasehold; stock, good viii and
frrrres Of established and paving business. at
frure that offers splendid fnducement; rental
rnder lease one-third Of present value; loca-
ficD very desirable: merits of this proposition
usfn bear closest investigation; selling because
~ retiring from business; fun particulars at
my Office.
GEORGE ". AUSTIN.
1olS BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
FLFGANT RESIDENCE

ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
fls 5e0-One Of the most artistic houses IN
fhe beautiful Vernon Heights district: very
fsrce lct IoOx1s0. lot alone worth $4,000; ?
blocks from cars: s rooms. and large reception
hsT elegant large drawing-rcom; dne view
~ Take Merritt and bay beyond; profusiCn Of
trees flowers and valuable shrubs; complete
snd modern in every detail. IOl2D
DUBY. BRUNE & CO. ll6s Broadway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
ELEcTRIc suPPLIEs

TIE Yosemite Gas Fitting Co., gas, are iamns.
combination 6xturss 2<36 Nissaop ct.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

S3750--Fouse of 2 rooms and bath; lot S5x1o5.
Rent s35 per month Snap Must sell
s2500--5-room cottage on s5th ST. near
Ker Route lot 40X1o0
sio5o-Lot on f5th ST. nesr Telegraph ave.
street work done
sz0a-I.or s3xl00. Grant ST. and 14th ave.
slo00-Lot 00x125. 26rh ST. near 18Th ave
street work done.
sz5o0-Downtown corner near Clay snd Sew
erfh
Choice lot Cd SD ST. near Grove. Came in
eud make ofter-
HUGH n. CAMERON.
l05s BROADWAY.
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s60s0o

Central. improved business property: near
" ashington 81; Te feet frontage: well rented I:
me improvements on either side and more under
way; hne investment south OF 18th St
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

w buhd at actual cost Of material and
labor, foi thus handling the work we charge
a definite sum agreed upon for our services
which includes the making OF all plans detail
drawings and specifications. Payments for
materials made directly TO the seller BY
the owner, who receives the benefit Of all dis
counts. We are constructing REINFORCED con-
crete. steel, brick and frame buildings and
solicit an opportunity to give further infor-
nation concerning system
WILLIAMS BROS. Superintendc1ts
J.. MASTROPASQUA. Architectural Engineer
729 Monadnoek BnIIding. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

splendid modern S-story business block; on
corner intersecteo BY two Of Oakland's main
business streets, under short lease: will pay 9
per cent on price asked: one OF the cleanest In
VI restmeuts south OF I4th St
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

PAYS % PER CENT.
e-500-rfats and cottage of - rooms. etc. in Z
ensrfsnents. reuted $3.50 wei located. nesr
Ker Houte and local train, photcEraph at Of
fce ~ the ALDEN CO.. 46s 1otl ST.. Oakland.
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Personal Magnetism Quickly Developed
Fair aud square IN all his dealings with ne
public, Mr.. Cable towers above the partially
developed medium. and is the envy o&.au pre-
tenders.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
sea 500

Downtown business block where recent large
Investments are clinchtng values: modern S-story
'uilding VIII pay per cent net: 50 feet front /;
lnder partial lease
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Is y 1000 i
NfED~A
,ER4hCFSCO-ST

Southeast corner Francisco and Franklin sts
/ block from the Santa Fe Railroad; I0oxi00;
good investment.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
80 ~

Modern S-story building at intersection OF
principal business street ana main crosstovvu
-horoughtsre; 50 II corner; viii pay 10 per
,ent; nonresident owner.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

ADVICE ON BUSINESS, LOVE. COURTsHIP
AND MARRIAGE
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

BE viii teach you how to fascinace any one
you desire, even though thousandss of miles
away: how TO make your enemies your friends;
makes you successful IN your business and posi-
lively completes your business in thirty three
days.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

s3eoo
An s-room modern 2-story dwelling in good con-
dition; LOT 50x150; high ground; street
work complete; fine neighborhood: street
cars pass the door; house alone is worth
the price asked lots sell in this vicinity
at $50 per front foot; this property is Of
fered at such low price In order TO close
up estate.
s28oo-5-room modern cottage; lot sox1oo: close
TO school and churches and easy distance
to East Oakland station.
S275o-5-room cottage; lot 87:6x15o; on 18th
ave-, not far TO station; rents at $50 per
month; always occupied; good reason given
for selling.
ALBERT SCHMIDT,
1922 18th ave, East Oakland
CLEvENGER,
1920 2Sd ave-. east side of street.
laundry. high basement, etc.; handy TO
cars and local trains; street and sidewalk
done.
S3oo0-An unusually well-built house Of Z rooms
and bath. with fine basement also good
barn.
S36Oo-A modern Groom house IN choice loca-
tion, minutes walk from 23d-ave. station.
THE BOULEVARD REALTY CO.. 1921 old
County Road, cor. 25th ave-, handles all kinds
of choice real estate
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

FOR sale ~ rent-Au elegant broom cottage:
sust ccrnpIe4ed. modern tb-orgbcrt; high base
ment. gas and electricity; fine locaron; car
lines within block OF house; price, 5000 II
sold; terms. Apply 70 owner, HUGO MULLER
1874 Webster at. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

BUDDHIST Mission 1917 Cough st. cor Pine
Every Sunday IL a. m. service and sermon; to-
day Rev h Uchida will speak on Elements
= of the Spiritual Life; members and strangers
are cordially invited; seats free.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

so0o--50xioo. adjoining Piedmont By the
Lake.: VIII soon be Sor1h double
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24

S6nr A FoOT-Northwest corner 22d 81 and
Teleeraph ave 65xee. one Of the best sites
for stores and an apartment house IF you
do1't look into this you may lose very
keeu bargain. GIL
GEO " AUSTIN.
ln1s Broadway.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
MONDAY SPECIAL.

An assortmen which 1t te regular price has no equal In the city; style
and quality considered these suits are the best s. wen seen; double breasted
sIlesf or boy 3 to Is yeas n am wool chevfot. tWeeds and worsteds:
kntck Or plain pants: also Buster Hrown suits for the boys I2 to Z years
OF wool serge In plain blue. red and brown. nicely trimmed with silk
praidS SILK emblems and Roman leather belts
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-01
p Per Cent
Discount on
WOrnen's Outer
Garments
ABSOLUTELY No RESERVATIONS IN THE SUIT, COAT AND WAIST
DEPARTMENTAL OPERA COATS, FURs. DRESS SKIRTS, TAILOR
SUITS. COATS AND JACKETS, WAISTS, NEGIIGEEs AND DRESSING
SACQUES WILL BE SUBJECT TO \ STRAIGHT 25 PER CENT DIS
COUNT UNTIL SATURDAY. NIGHT AND THAT DISCOUNT WILL BE
STRAIGHT IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD-NO PRICES HAVE
BEEN RAISED IN ANTICIPATION or THIS EVENT-YoU REALLY
MAKE THREE DOLLARS DO THE WORK OF FOUR IN EVERY IN
STANCE. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS.
Bear Skin Coats

$40 Garments Bought of 'ROsen Baunficd" New York
That these garments are popular win be auested by the number you
VIII see worn by the children on the streets any afternoon you are down
town. r~H
$3.50 Bear Skin Goats $3.50 meD 5000 Pcsa Goats Sizes ? o G Years $500
You save just a dollar to add to your xmas fund; a good quality,
smooth fur; are full lined and finished with large pearl buttons; Sizes are for
or children of ? 4 and 6 years
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
THE FEBRUARY TRAVEL.

The February number of The Trav-
ell Magazine takes us chiefly to differ
ent parts of our own continent, but
as usual does not neglect foreign
countries. ITO Norway for Vaca-
tion," by William Morrow describes
how two American business men
found novelty and relaxation in the
bracing land of fjords. Robert G.
Weyh, Jr., tells of personal 1.-TWO
Months Trip to the Pacific Coast for
$780," and we realize that he hear so
much about cheap European tours
that we fail to notice that a very ex
tensive tour to the Pacific coast can
be made very cheaply. In Campbell
Macleod's "Mardi Gras in New Or
leans" we hear about the merry car
nival preceding Lent-an American
Survival of an old European custom.
Atlantic City" the typical American
Grace Isabel Colbron, and Katherine
Browne describes European pleas
ure resort of different character in
Monte Carlo" the country of
chance. George R. King describes
and pictures for us "A Trip Down the
Yukon River" an outing among nat
ives and wood choppers in the Arc
tic Circle. AS usual we have in the
Calendar of Travel an interesting
account of where to go and what to
go for in February. Beginning with
Robert Louis Stevenson, by James H.
Collins, we have a new series of ar
ticles entitled Gypsy Men of Letters"
which will appear from time to time
and treat of the rambles of literary
men as described in their books.
The NEWS gives the news when It
Ia news.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Bailey and Abdul Azziz.

Senator Bailey can understand the
troubles of the Sultan of Morocco.
Both the Texas statesman and Muley
Abdul Azziz are too modern for their
people. In Fez it is the camera, the
balloon, the bicycle, the motor car
and tennis playing with Christian
Englishmen that has aroused the
Moslems against their ruler Bailey
fomented rebellion by trifling with
corporations. He could see no impro-
priety in hobnobbing with Stand
ard Oil magnate, borrowing money
from him to buy horses and acting as
the magnate's counsel. No more
could THE Light of the World" see
harm in hiring British physician.
But as Morocco is Moslem to the last
desert boundary, so is Texas 'agin"
the trusts in Deaf Smith county as
well as in Austin. Whoever would
hold the state loyel, as Tillman holds
South Carolina, must, like Tillman
raise his voice, loud and often against
the peculiar peril. Bailey perhaps be
lieved that Texas was as much west
ern as southern commonwealth
and, of course, in the west corpora
ton senator's are not so rare as thu
dodo. In the south the conception
still prevails that n statesman is nor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

Mr. Dryden has not yet explained
about those affidavits in which two
former assemblymen swear that they
We're offered large sums of money to
vote for him five years ago. Neither
has Mr., Dryden explained why a man
practically unknown and with no pub
lie record could suddenly step out of
private life into the highest office in
the gift of the state, defeating some
of the best known and most popular
men to be found. Perhaps some of
those legislators who are supporting
him so earnestly can give the answer.
But then Mr.. Dryden may be going
to tell all about it at the conference
Monday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Texas.

Brownsville is most asuredly "or
the map" In Texas the dismissal
OF the colored troops has not created
half the stir that it has in Washing
ton. While the President sends mes
sages to Congress and investigating
officers to- Brownsville in rapid sue
cession; While Foraker flashes and
Tillman howls, the people down on
the Rio Grande are calling our atten-
tion to their new prosperity. They
not the changes since a certain epic
was written by soldier at old Fort
Brown. This poem described the
methods of the prince of this world,
who tired of his abode, sand determin-
ed to start another, on this earth. Go.
ing down on. the Rio Grande, he
f" began to put thorns on all the
trees,
And mixed up the sand with millions
And scattered tarantulas along all
the roads,
Put spikes on the cactus and horns
on the toads."
This libel on great and good state
has been sung in COW camps from San
Antonio to Helena. The old apology
for Texas-that the sttae merely
lacked water and good society-and
the moth-ridden fetort that the
abode of evil souls doth lack no more
are never heard by the modern Tex
an. One explanation of the riot is
almost as good as another in Texas
The rimester had his own suggestion;
The red pepper grows on the banks
of the brook.
The Mexicans use it in all that they
cook.
Just dine with a. 'Greaser' and then
you wfll shout:
I've hell on the inside as well as the
out!'"
The modern Texan can afford 10
smile at such past fiippancy. Wheth-
er it be Bailey, Brownsville, railway
regulation or the Galveston plan of
city government that brings his state
into the light, he knows that Texas is
interesting, alert and studious of con-
temporary life.-Collier's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
The
Theatres
nmanwmuHnmnHaumnBnuuuHuI
KEITH & PROCTOR SHOWS.
Fifth Avenue.

In no other branch of the amuse-
ment business is there such keenness
for novelties and sensations as is dis
played by the vaudeville managers.
The time-honored policy of an entire
change of program from beginning to
end every week in the season incul-
Gates splendid system of hustling
for the best and the newest features
it is possible to engage. The tremen-
dous hit of the sensational Dance of
the Seven Wells" from the grand op-
era of "Salome," gave that remarka-
Bile biblical dance terrific vogue and
before the public had recovered from
its astonishment and wonderment at
Mile. Fremstadt's performance of
"Salome" at the metropolitan Opera
House and Julia Marlowe's sensuous
"Salome" dance ut tie Lyric, Kieth
& Proctor has specially engaged the
Baroness Won Elsner and Mile. Pillar
NORM to produce the scene with it's
music and movements at the Fifth
Avenue Theatere Monday last and
made an enormous hit. 1t will be
this weeks newest novelty in vaude-
Vile and may possibly be retained
Though next week Wilfred Clark
& Co. will supply the regular dramat-
ic headline feature in his newest
comedietta and Harry Tate's ''Fish-
ing" is the farcical topliner. May
| Boley and her Polly Girls win offer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

Carl Hackenschmidt, the famous
wrestler, is going to endeavor to re-
vive interest in that sport in this
country. There was time, a year
or two ago, when this city was one of
the wrestling centers, our largest
halls being packed with men of all
classes to see a match They We're
the days when H. p. Hansen was the
hero of the town, in the eyes of the
small boy. Fake matches put an end
to wrestling here as in other places
in the United States. It is game in
which taking is easily carried on
but once the people found it out
was dead. 1t is safe to say
it will be some time before the sport
can be revived here and t is hardly
possible that will ever reach its Old
time popularity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

watts now increased in number to six
all dexterous jugglers OF clubs, will
present their spectacular juggling act
and Willy Zimmerman the clever
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

therein. Or, if they do, it is done in
such manner that it is treated as a
joke more than anything else. Yet
the platform is a good thing to hide
behind when the people are aroused
and are demanding explanations. The
platform is brought off the shelf,
busted and made to look very import
ant, but that does not prevent any
man elected by the people from do
ing the peoples will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORECAST.

In the middle states and New Eng
land todal cloudy weather and slowly
rising temperature will prevail, with
s6ow in the northern and central dis
1tricts and rain or snow in the south
ern, accompanied by fresh northeast
erIy and easterly winds, becoming va
riable, followed by clearing in the
western districts. On Saturday, ov-
ercast to partly cloudy and slightly
colder weather will prevail, preceded
by snow or rain, with fresh, variable
winds, becoming westerly, followed
generally by clearing; and on sun.
day fair weather, with slight tempera-
ture changes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

German actor will portray the vari-
Gus famous composers of the cen
tury. Others in this capital bill in
clude: Paul Barnes in a quizzical
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

mally a poor man and, in order to
qualify as an exhorter against the
abuses of corporate wealth, he must
be as free from suspicion as a coun-
try editor. The Texas Legislature has
told Bailey what it thinks of his not
altogether extreme fiirtations with
the trusts. How will Bailey's col
leagues at Washington treat the cpl
sode? viii his great influence wane,
in the senate and with the people, OF
will he, having learned his page, be-
come not only wiser but stronger than
before? e?-Collier's