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The Washington times., 1907-04-06
AudreWS
and HanSbrOugh
Silent On Dinner

Senators Bourne and Hansbrough and
Delegate Andrews called al the White
House toda.s Senator Bourne was host
and Senator HaEsbrough and Delegate
Andrews We're guests al the famous
Shoreham Hotel dinner at which the
''rich mans Conspiracy against Presi-
dent Roosevelt was first divulged- None
OF the callers cared to make any state
ment bearing on the story. nor would
any of them admit that his call at the
White hopse had any connection WITH
tie subject
Il have nothing 10 say about that.
exclaimed Senator Bourne. shortly. rs
he left the White House.
L don care 10 make any statement.
said Mr.. Andrews, as he walked rapidly
away.
Il will not talk about it" replied
Senator Hansbrough 20. the questions
propounded. You see ! may want 70
go 10 other dinners and If / did a whole
lot of talking about that one / might
not get another invitation"
Senator HemenWaY. who followed the
others into the Presidents office. was
asked Il he had any additional light 70
throw on the subject OF the dinner
-Dinner2't Ae exclaimed please don't
say dinner 20 me. / am almost afraid
OF the word. and have Just about de-
cided 10 quit eating"
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MRS. JULIA FARRELL DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

After short illness with grippe. Mrs.
Julia A Farrell died yesterday morn
ing ~ the George Washington Hotel.
vt the time OF death Mrs Farrell was
eighty-Seven years of age.
She was native OF Gaithersburg
AID. but for several years had been
spending the winters in Washington
with relatives and friends. Despite her
advanced sge she took an active interest
in al affairs, being especially interested
IN charitable work mp to the time Of her
death
= Size leaves three daughters. Mrs.
SAINT el G. Parker. OF this city; Mrs II.
g Miller. Of GaithersbUrg. ana Mrs. +.
". Carlisle, OF Los Angeles. Cal Her
husband died number OF years ago.
The funeral Will be held Monday
morning at 70 o'clock from st. Andrew S
Church, being in charge OF the pastor.
The SeV Mr.. Carter assisted BY the
Rev. 3ir. Packard. OF Rockville Inter
1ueue win take place in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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SURE
Fresh AIR and Postum Health Com
bination Hard to Beat.

-Four years ago writes Vermont
lady. Il was a victim OF indigestion
Everything 1 ate distressed me-save
me. nausea and formed gas in my stom-
ach. which was very annoying
Il had palpitation so bad ] could not
ise on nav left side. and began 10 think
nv heart must be affected. ! had used
coffee for y wears, ana thought II would
be impossible 10 give 1t ap. as usually
had nothing for breakfast but a roll
and q cup OF cohee-
My indigestion grew worse, IN spite
Of doctoring. and I felt obliged to try
something else. I drank chocolate and
cocoa, but coon tired of them.
'TThe doctor had ordered my husband
to stop drinking coffee on account Of
heart trouble, so he was using Postum
and wanted me 20 try that / took one
c5fp of 80 as our servant prepared il,
and thought II was Wretched STUN
II was getting desperate when the
cook. left me and had TO make Postum
for my husband. Then It was that I
studied the directions on the package
and wondered if the girl had been boil
ing IL long enough.
Il cooked # fully 20 minutes. and was
surprised to find It most palatable. /
found tnat rich cream improved 1t az
much as Il did coffee. ] also learned
mat Postum tasted better. and il was
easier to prepare it the night before.
i put two heaplng tapiespoontuis into
square OF cheeseclOth, tied il tightly,
dropped u into a clean coffee pot
poured over Il three cupfuls Of cold
water, and let It stand covered until
morning.
'.1'hen it was boiled thirty minutes.
aHU we had two large cups Of 2 de-
ncious drink. after cream ard sugar
had been added II has a rich, delicious
flavor Of its Own and We have used moth
ing else for four years.
Postum and Fresh Air have cured
us Of dyspepsia and seeming heart trOu-
bic. and We have taken new lease OF
life. Name given BY Postum Com
pany. Battle Greek. Mich. Read. THE
Road 90 MELVILLE, IN pigs There 5
q Reason"
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RILEY DEEBLE FUNERAL
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral services over the remains
Of W. Riley Decide, whose death oc-
curred on Thursday morning, will be
held this afternoon at o'clock at the
chapel OF Oak Hin Cemetery.
The active pallbearers will be selected
from among the vestrymen Of St Mar
earet's Church, OF which MIR. Decide
was member and also Yestryman. The
services viii be in charge OF the Rev.
Herbert Smith. rector of the church
and according To the wishes OF the FAM
1iN viii De simple Ia character. Al
though Mr.. Decide was connected with
MANY of the largest business enterprises
of Washington and Georgetown and 4
number OF his associates viii attend
II Is announced that there will be 70
honorary escort IN accordance with the
desires OF simsed and the family thal
no espec1a- ceremony should attend the
burial rites
After the services are concluded the
intermeat VIII be IN private az Oak Hell
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Deaths.

White
Emma Mantz. 50 years. isis Fourteenth
street northwest.
John Johnson. IS year. 500 Eleventh
street southeast
john Aeversold. 10 years. childrens
Hospital.
Elizabeth Sewer. % years. Providence
Hospital
Francis Miller. Is years. CSC L street
northwest
W. Riley Decide. 40 years, 2o2o P street
northwest
Israel =. Warner. 81 years. a35 Rhode
Island avenue northwest.
James Fitzgerald, "A years. Il and
Third streets northeast.
Edna " Miller, q years, Emergency
Hospital
John D. Buckley. &c yeans. 40 c street
northwest.
Fannie Waterman. 1 year. 9l5 Georgia
avenue southeast
James Corridor. IS years. 1903 First
street southwest
Frank A. Wilson. 81 years, 2zi2 Thir-
tenth street northwest.
Ethel NJ. Havenner, ] month, 1917 x
street southeast.
Mildred St Clair, : months, IA Twenty
second street northwest.
Marius s Smither, months, 705 Fifth
street northwest
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who shall be responsible for their de-
cisions. The scheme Is pronounced as
near complete as possible 10 attain. and
certain 20 bring order and responsibility
into the bureau.
The department is making no an
nouncements as TO the results OF It's
Inquiries into the charges that Rave
been made against past administration
OF the office. but a number Of changes
have already been made in important
positions. and more are expected. IL is
known that attention is being given to
the charges involving great frauds in
different States OF the West. and inn
portaut results are expected at any time.
Already the Union Pacific road has pro-
posed to restore to the Government a
large area Of extremely valuable coal
lands TO which its title was Ia ques-
ton, and Ike action by several other
big corporations is being urgently in
Vited
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RALLY TO ROOSEVELT,
FLAG AGAINST CABAL
LcoaLLaaed lram - -

tCoulln1ed from FIRST Page
opposition 10 him III CON
sress. They VIII give him pretty much
what he wants at the next session. Many
point 10 this the attorney
Tor the Hartman system have told the
Interstate Commission that they believe
laws ought to DC passed. giving Fis0r0ES
Federal power oven issues of capitaliZa-
ton. That IS one thing the President
has expected 10 fight Tor, lie viii prob
ably set II almost unanimously. There
IS none To OPPOSE It.
Favor Federal Incorporation.
Likewise. The President has found that
railroads ale all on bis side IN favor OF
Federal incorporation OF interstate car
riers. because by that plan they hope %
escape from the States The way IS
thus opened TO secure this kind of ieSis-
latiOn without serious opposition.
p Finally. the railroads, while fearful
OF a pnysicsd valuation OF railroad prop
eTty. are expected to accept as fair q
10 make a commercial vaiua tiou
which VIII not interfere with present
issues II securities, and VIII accept
present quotations as reasonable
Tnus there is reason for saying that
all interests will be with Roosevelt ia
the next session or Congress.
Goats Look Like Sheep.
rne goats WI not be aissingu3shable
from the sheep. IL viii be impossible
10 tag any man as anti Roosevelt. be
cause al viii have tho record OF sup
porting his policies and eaacting some
of the most radical Of them into Law.
The result viii be that az the national
convention these men. ali for Roosevelt.
All able 10 quote their records 10 prove
H. will be sbie to TAXA matters into
their own hands and make their own
nomination. There viii be no ground
for calling anybody a conspiratOF or A
traitor. The President win win for his
policies, but be weakened In hts effort
succession.
The Washington times., 1907-04-06
RHEUMATISM
Cured
Through the eet
New External Remedy Found Which
Is Curing Thousands. 4 Postal
Brings Anyone
A 81 Pair Free to Try

II you have rheumatism. write to-
day for a pair OF Magic Foot Drafts
to try Free. They're curing many Of
the toughest old eases on record, and
all the earlier stages.
Magic Foot Drafts cured J. Wesley
Bennett Indianapolis. Ind, after -
years suffering. Disease hereditary.
his brother having died from Rheuma-
tism- Cured two years ago. no return
OF disease.
Magic Foot Drafts cured Miss G.
Tena SegOiue, Auburn, n. Y, after 10
years suffering and using CTutChcS.
Cured two years ago. 70 return since.
W. T. Bogguss. 326 ". 61st St. Chi
eago. tried six different physicians and
spent six weeks in expensive sani-
tarum without avail. cured By Magic
Foot Drafts.
Magic Foot Draft cured me entire
y, u * a wonderful thing. Rev. J,
IIultz. Chicago.
The Washington times., 1907-04-06
CAMPAIGN FOR RAISE
ON EASTERN RAILWAYS

CHICAGO. April 6-Following taeir
success with the Western roads, tie
trainmen ana conductors are now son-
siderfng the question OF dealing with
the Eastern roads IN the same manner.
4 combination has been formed be-
tween the two organizations for the
purpose of acting jointly in move u
increase wages on a number Of Eastern
railroads. Some of the Eastern roads
recently advanced wages 70 Per cent,
but the employees are planning 10 bring
them all nearer level
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We have letters from thousands be-
isdes these who have been cured BY
Magic Foot Drafts. Simple and HARM
less. being worn on the feet as shown
above, covering the large foot pores
and nerve centers- Try them II fully
satisfied with the benefit received. send
us One Dollar. If not We take your
word and don't ask you to pay. We
trust YOU. Will yOu try them? Just
Magic Foot Draft Co. CV-12, oliver
Bldg. Jackson, Mich. Write today.
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JoseDa s. e.askev and EIlzabet e
Hunter both of Baltimore.
Edward = Lederer, Providence. K. J..
and BERTHE Eiseman, Baltimore. Nd.
Ernest Monet and Elizabeth n Hor-
ton.
Savage both of Richmond, Va.
Hanson II. Brooks and Louise Ia
Gray.
Louis c. I.eith and Eva Y Rowlevey-
Charles H. ROdieT and Alice &.
Crouch.
W. r. Loewry and Ella a. Boteler.
Edward III Father ana Sarah Il.
Amos.
William B. Randall and Blanche II.
Phillips.
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SELECTING WINNER OF PRIZE
IN The BEAUTY CONTEST
Continued from First Page)

t~'iAt-isu@u from Z lISh EdSt-}
there has been for the sittings. And
this demand has been most gratifying
TO The Sunday Times. II shows chat
the people are behind the paper in an
honest effort TO make a conscientious,
thorough search for the mOst beautiful
woman in the Capital of the United
States. woman who will win over the
candidates of all other cites for the
distinction OF being nominated the most
beautiful woman sin the United States
and Canada"
That The Sunday Times wants the
Photograph of tbs lOveiiest is "A fact
which has heen emphasized Ia the an
nOuncemcuts of the beauty contest
and the circumstances surround
ing IT, Without tho picture Of the very
represented IN what viii be the great
est collection Of beauties ever brought
together in TIE history OF the world.
No Mere prize Contest
When the final award aInoEg tie forty
cities OF the country Is made, The crown
Of beauty viii go to q woman who is
pre-eminenty beautiful over women who
have been selected with the greatest
care from hundreds Of thousands OF
other women The greatest satisfaction
IN lucGC EulLfsLs - L4idL- the EEt-iLeHL
pains possible have been tnken all along
10 make it-nOt a prize contest. not a
scramble for few dollars-but rather
to make IL a thorough search for the
woman who should be famous among
her sisters for her beauty.
That Washington VIII win the contest
seems assured, judging from CON-
pSrison OF the Photographs that ave
been submitted here with those hat
have been submitted elsewhere. 1t is
safe 10 say that. SO far Is the Bel .uty
Editor has been able 10 find out, the
photographs produced by Washington
are far in advance OF those from any
other city.
But The Sunday Times desires 10
make the selection sure and undoubted.
II wants the photographs OF all tise
lovely women ga the District OF Col
umbia. And now, in the closing days OF
the contest. with so many photogra phs
already submitted the few who have
rot been registered in the competition
should have their pictures sent Sin.
Their friends should do il for them
for their sakes and for the sake of the
reputation Of Washington as the home
of superlative beauty.
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VITAL RECORDS
Births.

" IIILt--
Homer \. 4. and Hazel Smith. siTi;
Arlington A. and Lillian K. Quade,
boy.
John and Nellie +. Smith. boy
Samuel W and Blancl V farrau. boy.
Joseph T. and Sidney Chick. bes
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children 4 topic OF profound interest 10
All Christians and Bible students VIII De
presented by BENJAMIN IL Barton. PIE
rrfu1 Of the watch Tower Bible and Tract
So-ie-v at Pythian Temple 1912 9Th 81 NV
third floor rear han. sunday April :, la1i
nm Seats free; uudenominational; 10 col
lecfious.- Il
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Board Of Law Reviewers.

He has just issued an order establish
ing a board of law reviewers, of five
members. 10 pass upon letters ana de
cisions involving a large classification
of issues. Matters OF less Importance
are 20 be passed upon by minor officials.
The Washington times., 1907-04-06

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and D sts- ne.
Services eve-y Sunday az II am. and T:E5 pm.
Pastor. George A Miller. Sunday school.
$50 IN. 5al--sa-lL
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Died

BUCKIEY-On April g. 1907. at 1910 D. m.
JOHN r. BUCKLEY. aged seventy-sx
years. husband OF the late Jane Care
Buckley.
Mrs. Joseph p Germuller, 919 North caro-
Ina avenue southeast. on Nondas IT oit2
A. m. services at st. Pstrick's Lhufen ~
o'clock. Inteuuent private. apg-St
FARRELL-On Friday. April s, 1soI, Mira.
j LA 4. FARRELL
Particulars IN another column
JAc0B-on April .. 1901 at Il p M, SARAH
EEAI<I- JACOB wife % Samuel jacob
5r 5sI4 Seventeenth street northwest.
Brief funeral services at 40 .. m. sat
uTdsy. at WriEhts undertaking rooms
Interaent at Weiisburgs ". Va. il
RHOSE-DepaiSed this life on April ;. 1907.
al a. m. az his residence, POS Virginia
avenue southwest RICHARD RHoNE.
aged fortyr.61 years beloved husband %
Fannie Rhon's.
The funeral services viii be held At
Zion Baptist Church. + street southwest
sunday at [ o. clock D. m. Friends and
relatives are respectfully Invited u
RTJPPERT-On Friday. April 5. 1907 Mrs
CATHERINE RUPERT
Particulars IN another column
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loving charges against his brother
Thomas.
The defendant. Thomas r. Marlin.
who mas bad active and principal charge
OF the business FOR the past two or three
years, has greatly neglected and failed
70 attend Re- the same. 10 the great and
ir-eparable injury thereof; and FOR the
past two or three weeks has Abandoned
said business altogether. and left the
city and is sIill absent therefrom
Attorney Leckie refused TO discuss for
publication the details Of the situation,
but expressed himself this afternoon as
believing that The outlook was brighter
Tor good settlement than was at first
supposed. He mentioned that two notes
had already been taken up and the
claims settled since yesterday.
Blank Notes Found.
Both he and The receivers are OF the
opinion shat f. VIII require two or three
weeks 90 obtain an adequate idea Of the
real condition of affairs In tie firm. a
statement OF the exact liabilities and an
estimate OF the assets OF the business
Julius j. Peyser and n J.. l.. LeclS'c.
VINO made preliminary examination
OF The accounts and papers Of the firm
on the request OF the creditors. found
many blank notes signed by Thomas r.
Martin creditors. This showed dat
some Of the losses. III there are filias
lessness o. the people who trusted the
man with heir money to A point border
ing on unbelievable negligence. He
could have filled ont these signed blanks
for any sum ne wished. ranging from
81 20 SI00a0t0
Lee X Martins name has not been
connected IN any way with the accuse
tons that have been heard against
Thomas L. Martin. The firm did a Tegu-
lar brokerage business which Thomas r.
Martin is said TO have managed abso-
lutely- All the notes and papers of late
dates that have been found bear Thomas
r. Martins Signature. it is claimed.
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EVERY Individual Accountable.

And that is what Mr.. Ballinger Is
undertaking 10 do in the General Land
Oniee. He is centralizing authority
and responsibility, and inaugpraune
system under which every individual IS
strictly accountable within his own
sphere for what he does Nobody Is 10
be allowed to shirk responsibility Inc
cheerful practice OF passing responslbli-
itvr an TO the next one IN the red-tape
line has already been stopped.
ITpon the decisions and rulings OF TINS
office depends the series OF transactions
involving the whole public DOMAIN
Whether the honest settler gets what
no is entitled to. and whether the Gov
eminent prevents the dishonest one from
getting more than ne is entitled 10, de-
nnnas ON this administratlC.----
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Church Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and Fl
tor.-Sunday school. 80 4 m. P H BristcWs
superintendent public worship, with sermons
by the pastor. u al m. and Rev J. e ban
az 7.s9 pm. Teachers Bible Club, Thurs
EndAavor meetings. Tuesday. 8 pm, s2na
Sunday. $50 and s.45 pm. All ara cordially
invited
UHITARIAN-AH souls Church. corner 18th
and L SITS: Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister
e.4s a M Sunday school and class fer the
study class. u an morning sert ice. ser
mon BY the minister; 80 pm, 1ouns
Peoples Religious linton i
Tt.E SECULAR LEAGUE Evoluuen Of
MINI" subject OF address by Pref David
F..cles at p IA. Pythian Temple. lDl-
Str 81 NV Free seats and free discussion.
TIE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythisn Temple.
1912 SIN ST nv; Alex Kent. minister, viii
speak at HIS Of Thomas Carlyle Seats
iTee; an "eiS9ais-
FvANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Ctf4-RC H-Soottlsh Rite Hall. 1907 G st. NV.
services. II am. and pm. subject OF
morning lecture by Bishop Oliver g Sahtn-
Truth Is All. There Is No Opposite sub
fecf Of evening lecture by Miss Martha T.
Van V0ast. fFUTglyensss. Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening a. pm; seats
free. AL invited =
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-First Cslureh OF
Christ. Scientist 18th and = SITS. NV service
SUNDAY II am. and PIN. Subject. Are
Sin. Disease and Death Real. Sgnday
school II am; Wedr esdav pm. Public
cordially Invited All seats free Pre- rea d
ing rooms in ne Traders National Bank
building i0th -. and Pernss-l rai.la ave
ma l.
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Save Your Teeth and Money

If you have a good, reliable
dentist, his work and prices are
satisfactory. it would be unwise TO
The Washington times., 1907-04-06
MARTINS WIFE SEARCHES
CITY FOR STRONG BOX

lcoa.-naed lrom - -
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lido JUST AS | ADVERTISE

0Id DofoC Modo T;64 Tight
OAu 1ulOS WuuV llbII About
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple,
4eI2 sth ST. NV; Alex Kent. minister, viii
speak at HIS Of Thomas Carlyle seats
free: all welcome Il
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01
Sharpens Appetite
Improves Digestion

Besides a restorative influence u
the whole system. Or. A. w. Chase,s
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rect effect on the organs OF disestioh.
They stimulate the nerves OF taste
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supply OF the sastric digestive fiuid6,
They sharpen the appetite and arouse
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Especially where appetite ana the
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all odds the most effective treatment
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They assure good digestion, regular.
healthful action OF the liver, kidneys
and bowels ana the building up and
revitalixifk Of the whole System.
Dr. A. w. Chase's Nerve PMS. 20
cents box. 0 boxes for $3.50. ut al
dealers. or DR.. A. W. Chase Medicine
c.. Buffalo. N. Y. TO protect you
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-01
Among Magazines !.

VOICE THE INDEX OF THE MIND
Cultivate a mild, gentle, ana
sympathetic voice.
And the way to secure mild,
gentle and sympathetic voice Is to
b. mild, gentle and sympathetic.
! The voice is the index to the
.soul. Z
Children do not pay mucn atten-
ton to your words-they judge of
your intents by your voice. h,
Your voice reassures. MY sheep
know my voice.
We judge one another more by
voice than language. for. voice colors
speech, and II your voice docs not
corroborate your words, dUnht viii
follow.
We arc won or rcpclled by a. voice.
Your dog does not obey your words;
he does, however, read your interts
lin your voice.
The best way to cultivate a voice
| Is not to think about It.
Actions become regal only when
they are unconscious, and the voice
that convnces, that holds us cap
tive. that leads and lures us on,
| ID used by It's owner unconscfoMsly.
Fix your mind on thought and
the voice will follow. II yon fear,
You will not be understood, ,p,l nre
losing the thought 1t Is slipping
away from you--ahd You are think
4 Ing Of the voice. Then your voice
Itises, to scrcech, subsidies into a
|purr. or bellows like the vagrant
Winds. Anxiety and intent are shown
and yoiir case Is Iost.. sis,
If Won fear yon will not be an.
|dcrstood. yon probably will not
ITs the voice is allowed to come
naturally, easily. gently. It will take
Ion every tint and emotion OF the
mind. - So -.
And so to get back to the place OF
BEGINNING the advice is this: The
best way to cultivate the. voice 81
not TO cultivate It The voice Is tho
sonnding-board of the soul. God
made II right II your soui Is hlied
with truth. your voice will vlbrate
with love, echo with sympathy, and
MI your hearers with the desire to
do. to be, and to become.
Your desire will be theirs. @
by their voices ye shall know
them. s+s.y.
Peace-be still! Feel that. and then
say 1t, and yonr voice shall be
word Of command that ,even tho
elements will obey. -Elbert Hubbard
In March Lippincott's. &e