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The Washington times., 1908-12-23
THE COUNTRY LIFE COMMIS-
SION'S PRACTICAL WORK.

BY the time the Commission on
Country Life shall have given the pub
lie its report, there will be left very
little excuse for further induIging the
levitv with which the commission has
been widely greeted. The truth IS that
the people who have poked fun at this
commission have given fine dcmoustra-
1ion of their own ignorance.
The commission is getting ready ior
n thoroughly practical, common sense
statement of the problems of country
life. The country can't he made like
the town, and nobody wants it like the
town It can't get all the advantages,
nor all the vices. OF the city But it
can be improved.
IF the commission, as Is forecasted.
shall propose a cooperation between
the Federal Government. the States.
and the local administrative divisions.
for the improvement Of roads. it will
ne a long step forward. The recon-
mendation viii not mean legislation:
but an authoritative recommendation
OF such Importance viii be well worth
while, in its effect on public opinion.
The French republic has the most mag
nificent system roads in the world.
snd it was produced in just this way.
Most of the continental highways of
the better class are maintained In the
same way. The system has proved IT'S
efficiency. Our system of strictly local
administration has proved a failure.
Why not try the successful plan?
Next to this the commission wants
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
DuIany-McElhOne.

Many Washingtonians attended tha
UeddiuE Of Miss Rebecca Anne DuIaay-
daughter Of AIr- and Mrs Richard Hun
ter Dulauy. 20 Frederic lIcEIhCue.
which took place yesterday at noon AZ
Grafton Han. the old DuIzGy estate.
near Uppervulc. Va. the Rev Edwin
S. Hicks. OF Warrenton, performing ths
ceremony.
The bride, VINO was attended by her
sister. Miss Terry DulEny. as maid q
horror, wore a beautiful gown Of white
satin. with trimmings Of point lace and
her tuIIe veil was held IN place with =
wreath Of orange blossoms. She car
rled 4 shower bouquet Of Bride roses
Dion h Kerr, CT WarrenLOn, Va H7as
The best man Tor M lICEIhOue-
4 wedding breakfast followed tls
ceremony The guests included the Rev
and Mrs Arthur Johns, the Rev. Edwin
= Hicks Dr. and Mrs James Kerr, Col
r. A Hale, and Miss Hale. Mr. and
Mrs Henry T Oxnard, Dir. and rT-s-
J. : Lennon, and the Misses Lennon
Mr. and Mrs George Gather. fr-. Mr..
and Mrs Brooke Baker, AIr and Ms
Robert Neville. Mr. and Miss Tyler DR.
and MIS-. Gait, MIS-. AiCCauIey Miss FL
san, Miss Terry DuLauy. Rozier DuIa-v.
Charles IT, i Johnston Harry T.
smith, A. T. H LoUdOUu Huut. Dr..
Harry Kerr. O. c. Kerr. Archibald Ran
colplr Paul Portner, Alvin o. Po--ra-,
and Preston Gibson
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
WILL RECOMMEND
NEW CANAL RULE
Change in Form of Government "A
Zone Desired by Colonel
GOethalS and Others.

y change I'm the form OF government
on the canal zone probably will he rec
commended Icy the House Committee on
Interstate and Foreign Commerce be
fore the end OF the short session of
Congress The present government is
tvpically military one. the zone being
governed by officials more OF less under
the War Department.
Colonel Goethals is said 70 have dis
cussed the matter OF a change in GOV
crumeHt with Secretary Wright and IN
an interview given at Colon last Dicht
Colonel GoethalS said the Secretary was
IN favor of attaching the zone 10 ore of
thc southern Judicial circuits and send
ing down I nlted States judge for the
lsthHuS- This change could be made
only by legislative enactment
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
BISHOP McOUAID SINKING.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Dec. 23.-Rt
Rev B. J. McQuaid. bishop Of Roches-
ter, is very in today and his hold on
life is declared by his physicians most
precarious. They are amazed at tbe
tenacity with which he is lighting OF
death, which they declare but mat
ter ~ k0AEa
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Wife of Ambassador to Grear
Britain Spending Few
Days Here.
HOSTS ENTERTAIN
DINNER COMPANY
Will Be Guest of Honor at Board
man Dinner Tonight.
Goes West.

Mrs WEit=law Reid wife ~ Tire
American ann baS.si l0r to Great Britain
'2nc Is spending some -iIue in th- United
States with her father. JEiCu Mills ar-
rived IN washington yesterday tu ---arE
a few days with Mrs Covies. wife Z
Rear Admiral Sheffield Cowles, T.. $. y.
and sister Of the President.
Last evening Admiral and Mrs C0wIes
entertained dinner company I'm honor
Of Mrs Reid. and tonight 1Ir- and 1Lrz-
w J. Boardman win be dinner hosts
in her honor Tomorrow Mrs Reid viii
return 10 New York 10 spend Christmas
with her father, and shortly afser the
holidays Will go 20 California with him
inr a, extended sojouru-
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
White House Callers

Senators Knox. PcnusyIvsr7a.
Bourne Oregon.
Representative Dwight New York. ~
James NadsUortl- jr.. N0w York
William r Hill New York.
Rear Admiral Melville trrti~-rs T G "
col John p Nicholson Philadelphia
Francis D. Honey, san Francesca
y. g Fischer. Washington.
berEard Berenseu- Fl0roUce. ItalE,
GaRsEA GRazieE, Y. 50 -
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Over in New Jersey. being fearful lest
the electric chair doesn't really Kill
people who take It's charge. thcy are
going to conduct experiments with the
alleged deceased murdeTers and see
whether II really kills or only shocks
them. The experiments are described
as OF such character as 70 assure that
the laws sentence viii finally be exc
cuted, anyhow.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Visiting Her Son.

Mrs. James w Pinchot left Was5fnr-
ton yesterday for New York. where she
VIII spend the Christmas holidays with
her son. Amos Piuchot ar 7G51 P,-I-
avenue returning here FOR tho Nr1,
Year.
SIT Horace plmkctt. who mas haer
the guest OF Mrs. PinchUt and her SON.
Clifford Pinchot, for several davz Irgt
washington YestsgdaY,
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
For the Fairbanks.

The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks were the guests in honor Tor
whom the Cuban Minister and Nine do
Quesada entertained al dinner last even
ing in their home on Nsseachuse--s
avenue
The table decorations consisted OF
CenteTpIeCe OF red carnations
Invited 10 meet the Vice President
and Mrs Fairbanks were the Chilean
Minister and Sonora de Cruz. N-.
Aroseuena. the minister from F-auau7a.
the Chief or stan T. : A.. and Mrs
J. Franklin Bell, Senator and Mrs Ray
ner- Representative and Mrs. DulZelI.
Judge and Mrs HOwry- Rear Admiral
and Mrs Harris. SenOr and NIue Taues.
Miss Bryan. SeuOr don Antonio Monte
TO- second secretary. SenOT Don Jose r.
Campillo. and Senor Don Cesar A. Bar
rance, chaucellors Of the legation stan
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Conquest Clarke
have issued cards for an at home. sat
Ur6ay- January - from 10 = o'clock.
10 meet Miss Clarke Of Conquest House
TeddingIOn. England
The Assistant Secretary OF The Navy
and Mrs SatJerlee have engaged a
large apartment at StoueIeiEh Court for
the winter Mrs. Satterlee VIII Join her
husband here early In JanUaT-.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Miss Parker's Debut.


One OF the most brilliant debut func-
tons OF the season took place at
RaUschers last evening. when Miss
Elizabeth WoIcott Parker. daughter OF
Representative and Mrs Richard Wayne
Parker. was presented ar a dance.
The ball rooms were effectively deco
rated with Christmas green's. holly.
mistletoe, and poinsettia blossoms. and
a large orchestra furnished the music
for the dancing
Mrs. Parker and her daughter re-
ceiyed the guests unassisted, exceDt
for the two elder sisters OF the
debUtsnte, Miss Alice Gordon Parker
and Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker.
Mrs Parker wore a handsome toilette
Of wIstaria velvet and rose point lace.
and the debutante wore an exceedingly
becoming empire costume Of pale pink
satin
Miss Alice Parker's gown was Of
Spangled Julle over pale blue and Miss
Eleanor Parker wore Coru-COlOTed satin
\ number Of dinner parties took place
earlier IN the evening. the guests later
accompanying their hosts TO the dance.
The Assistant Secretary OF state and
Mrs Bacon, and Mrs. Titan J. Coffev
were among those entertaining parties
some Of the guests were Rear Ad-
Charles :. BrOmweU. Mr. and Mrs
Chatard- Mr. and Mrs. COrcorau Thorn,
Mrs Burton HARRISON, Mrs John Bid
die Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Miss Louise
Foraker. Miss Frederica Morgan. 5riSs
Anna Cockrell, Miss Lay. Miss Term
Miss Blanche Emory. Miss Alice SheD-
ard, Miss Nulee Noble. Miss Finley.
Miss Scott Capt Cleland Davis, Mr..
do Amaral, Lieutenant Butler, w
Bowie Clarke Jerome BOnaparte, I'D
Mr.. Dupont.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
THE ONLY DETERRENT.

How is young Chuukett getting on IN
college,"
''Splcudidly- Tie would have made the
scrub team this year IL he hadn't been
deficient i0 all oi his studies. .'-CIevc-
land Plain Dealer
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
WIFE OF THE MINISTER OF BOLIVIA
ENTERTAINS LUNCHEON CON-
PANY TODAY.

Nine. Calderou. wife Of the minis. ~r
OF Bolivia, entertained a luncheon com
pany today including Nine LeSer. wife
Of the minister Of Haiti; Nine. GOdoy.
wife of the charge d'affaircs OF the
Mexican embassy; Mrs LOTUS. wife OF
the secretary Of the Slamese IeSation5
Nine Tanes. Nine. Thierry, Mrs Halls
ton, Mrs Walton, Mrs Hannis Tafiors
wife Of the former minister to Spain;
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs Slyden, Arks.
George Porter. Mrs NeaIe and Mrs.
DuIiu-
Miss Carroll Of Baltimore. who has
visiting Mrs Edwards. wife OF Brisadier
General Edwards, is now the guest Of
Miss Lettermau. OF StOneleigh Court
Gen. and Mrs. William r. Draper will
be hosts at a large fancy dress ball for
the young friends Of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Draper, this evening
Miss Draper. VINO is now attending
school at ST. Timothy's Hall, Cations
vile. Md. viii be among the debUtanJes
Of next season
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

With Venezuela is this delicious state
OF mind, II IS 20 be hoped that Mr.
Barnes. Of New York. and Richard
Harding Davis and all the various he
rOes Of fictitious revolutions are on
hand to get the color OF a real one.
Mr.. Bryan delivered a speech ON a
Battle over. a War Begun" Great
heavensI Is II SO bad2
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

II President Gomez OF Venezuela is
familiar with the diplomatic history OF
the Republic OF Panama, it viii suggest
70 him the prOpriety OF getting In an
early bid for recognition Of his govern
ment by the United States OF America.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mr.. Carnegie lost his way on the
streets OF washington, but the Ways
and Means labyrinth was easy money
for him.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

The more we learn about this night
riding business, the more Il seems that
the time is at hand when the country
can get along nicely without any more
OF IL.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

EustlS. the Misses Kcan. Mrs Harlan
and the Misses Harlan. Mr. and Mrs
Charles J. Bel, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mr-
ana Mrs Lee Phillips. Representative
ana Mrs Hun. Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Cobb, Mrs Fleming NewboId. Mrs.
Richard Harlow, Mr. and Mrs John W
osteT. Mr. and Ms Huntington VII
son. Mrs Churchill Candee. Mr. and
MIS- Francis LeUpp and Miss LeupD,
MIS- G A Williams and Miss Williams
Mr. ana Mrs David FairCLiId, Senator
and Mrs Lodge, Miss kibbey. Mrs J.
Franklin Bel- and Mrs. GaruuE-0l.
Colonel and Mrs BromwelI, Mrs Sea
ton Schroeder and Miss Schroeder Mr.
CresSOn. G. T. SlmUkinS. Mrs. Franklin
EtiS. Miss Woodward. Mrs. Robert
shaw Oliver and Miss Oliver. Mrs. Na-
thaulel SImpkius, Mrs George Never
and the Misses Meyer Miss Pansv
BiOomer, Mrs Alexander Rritt0n- Mrs
John Hay the Military Attache Of the
BRUSH Embassy and the Hon Mrs
James. Miss Aurora de QUesada and
Mrs AroSteguI- Mrs l. T. Mann and
Miss Caroline Hickey. Miss Louise For
aEer, Miss Laura Wells. Mrs Winthrop
Murray Crane. Mrs YOacuam- OF the
Chinese legation Miss Adams, Mrs
Merryman-
Miss Bernadiue Woodward. OF Brook
land. y. c., left Washington today for
New York, where she Will pass the h0Ii-
days with her sister. Miss Marie Wood
ward. who Is making an extended visit
10 her uncle A H BraWner-
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Hersperger-KesSler.

An interesting wedding took place 20
day in Jefferson. Nd. when Miss Molne
HersDerSer became the bride Of E Vim
ton KessIer, Of Washington. The cerg-
mOny took place this afternoon at .
O'Clock. in the home of the bride. the
Rev Dr. Dittmer, Officiating, in the
presence of small gathering Of rsIa-
uves and a few intimate friends.
The bride wore her travelling costume
mcdish tailored suit Of navy bIua
hroadclOth with a hat OF the Same
shade, and carried a shower boUOuet
Of Bride roses.
IlhlledlalelE alISr the ceremony Nr-
southern bridal trip, and upon their
return viii make their future home in
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Rumbauqh House Party.

Lieut. Col and Mrs David J. Rum
baugn Will entertain q house party for
the holidays Their guests viii be Miss
Stanley and Miss FIanche Stanley,
daughters OF General Stanley. L. ;. A.
Capt Willard Iolbrook. and Cadet
DcnaI Iscn and Cadet stanley Rum
baIgh Of the United States Military
Academy IT West Point.
Mrs Letter viii entertain a company
Of Young people al dinner this evening
in Ter home on Dupont Circle
The Misses MeHen left Washington
this afternoon 20 spend Christmas m
Philadelphia with relatives.
Mrs John T. Jackson, who has been
SDeudin. tie early winter m europe.
has posl lpoued Ier SailinE date and viii
not arrive i'm Washington in time fOC
the holidays, but IS expected about jan
Uary O.
Miss Francis Williams. the yOUuges.
daughter OF col and Mrs. John =
Williams. entertained . small COmpaI.
Of Young people at luncheon today, fol-
lON ed by a 'rCN party at the theater-
Nr ana Mrs Randall Hagner and
to spend the Christmas 'sUlidayS with
Mrs Hasner'S mother. Mrs ~ y. Law
reICe.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mr.. Carnegle's advice about the steel
business in general is regarded as reas-
onably good. but really, Mr. Dalzell
couldn't afford 10 admit that anybody
else knows so much about the tariff as
poets as himself.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Senator Teller, anyhow, has succeed
ed in injecting quite a bit of elixir into
the silver question.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Gives House Party.

During the holidays, Nirs- Charles A
Mum will be hostess at a large house
party consisting Of yOUng people who
will be here for the dinner dance. at
which Miss Mum VIII make her debut
Monday. December y.
The guests viii include -iiss Helen
Thomas and Miss Margaret Thomas,
daughter OF Washington Thomas, OF
Boston: Miss leslie Bradley, daughter
OF Robert Bradley. o. Boston; Hanil-
ton Fish. Of New York. Thomas Bloom
er. OF Providence. r T., and Arthur
NewbolI OF philadelphia, classmates at
Harvard. OF MIS-. MUnn'S sons. Charles
Mum and Guruee Mum
Miss Laura Pagan daughter OF o Z
Pagan. OF the department OF Justice.
entertained nj luncheon yesterday IN her
home on BiltmOre street. in honor OF
Miss Lucy Russell the debutanJe
daughter Of the Assistant Attorney
General The guests invited 10 meet
Miss Russell were: Miss Amy Walpoie
OF Virginia: and Miss Murrin, OF Penn
SvlVanir, house guests OF Miss Russell ;
Miss Margaret Clark and Miss Frances
Clark daughters OF Senator and Mrs
Clark. Miss Alice Marsh and Miss Mary
Marsh OF Nashville. Tenn, and Mi->
Dorothy Brandon
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
Dinner at the Wolcott.

Count Won BeTns=ortT, the newly ap-
pointed German ambassador. the Count
ess Won Be-nstcrff, and their daughter.
Countess Alexandra were the gus sts Of
honor for whom the German minister
TO Mexico entertained at a dinner OF
ten covers at the WUlcOJJ Hotel in NsW
York last evening
The ambassador and his family a-a
expected 10 arrive at the embassy On
Massachusetts avenue probably toner
row. accompanied hy COEcrrIn7er RerZ-
mann. the naval attache .a7G Baron
Hartmann Won RiChthOren. second sec.
Tetary OF the embassy staff, who went
10 New York TO meet them
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Tie New York Sun, referring 10 an
observation that nobody but a million
aire can afford 10 take the ambassador
ship Of St James" says "Bosh-" But
maybe the Sun VIII cOncede that no.
body except a millionaire Is likely to
get it,
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied BY Mss
Roosevelt. Master Archie Roosevelt -aud
Lieutenant Butler. occupied a box n
the New National Theater last evening.
for the performance Of The Servant IN
the House
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

British empire once more trembling
on foundation, etc A bunch OF the
scffragettes, having served their time,
have just been turned out Of jail
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs Henry T ONnard was hostess
a a luncheon today in her home m
MdSSacl ISetJS avenue, in honor OF her
SISTER. Miss EUECniC PiCHoU ono -
the seasons debutanres.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Count and Countess de Chambru-.
the former the new military at-aChe o.
the French embassy. who arrived in
New York Saturday have gone 70 Gin
ciunati 10 spend the Christmas Hoif-
days with Mrs Nicholas I.onzw0rtr
the mother Of the countess. They VII
return To- Washington for the receutiCD
at the White House On New Year Dav-
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

The Russian embassy VIII uot %
formally opened this winte- Bare4
RCSen, the ambassador, who VIII arr4Pa
here the last OF the week. viii be alone
and VIII probably make his homs i'm a
hotel. while the embassy Offices only
VIII be kept open.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

The many friends in town Of Sol Alb
bott. regret his departure for Boston
the first Of tHe year. where he viii re-
side nermanentIN.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Miss Florence Kann. Of Baltimore. p-iE
spend the holidays with Miss Celeste
Goodman. Of the Sterling
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs Warren NcuaWiup and dzu-T1-
ter Miss Mildred Nenawiur. of PHi,--
delphia, are the guests Of relatives here
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs. Letter viii entertain a company
Of young people at dinner this evening
in Ter home on Dupont Circle
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

7Irs. Mover FeIihcfmer. of FI3rcu-a
Court has left town for Na~hv-Ire
TanT-. where she is visiting her parents.
ATr- and Mrs Jones
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

The Misses Meucn left Washington
this afternoon 20 spend Christmas IN
Philadelphia with relatives.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs Nose Marx, Of Norfolk. Va f-
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Miss R0@cTov- Of Peoria III. viii Do
the guest OF Miss Juauita Eaur-7~r ,f
Rhode Island avenue Miss Kaufman
has cards ont fo- hcr friend - r-r-
her guest from 5-.7I 10 - O'Clock Christ
mas I'ay-
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COMIC SUPPLEMENTS.

The Boston Herald. some time ago,
announced that 1t had decided to dis
continue the issuance of so-called COM
ic supplements. This step in the right
direction IS laud@d by respectable pa
pers all over the country. The New
York Evening Post regards the an
nouncement as carrying with it faint
hope that American Journalism may
vet rid itself OF Il Disgrace"
Public opinion has spoken against
those supplements In no uncertain
terms,in resolutions by educational con-
gresscs and meetings Of mothers, That
they have been tolerated so l5ns though
generally condemned as vulgar, clumsy
and demoralizing, Is a mystery. Their
existence is almost u reproach to Amer
ican civilization. Foreigners, it is
claimed, stand nghast when they see
that material which in no other country
in the world would be offered to any
body but infants or semi-idiots, is here
sravaly thrust by newspapers upon
their presumably intelligent readers.
nalsm But the sravest objection is
the demoralizing influence of tho glar-
ing pictures upon the immature minds
of the children. From this point of
view many of the comics arc crimin-
al and their authors might be handled
by juvenile courts.
The movement against this blot on
American journalism is therefore hailed
with satisfaction. The st, Joseph News
Press says:
IA decade or so ago some one dis
covered 4 process of rapid printing in
colors. and the comic supplement came
III apparently as means of utilizing
that interesting discovery, At best it
was never better than cheap. catch
penny device Addressed to the chill
dren, it sought to amuse them with
pictures of other children doing the
very things that most children are pun
ished for doing. The suggestions con-
tanned In 4 great majority of these pic
lures We're essentially vicious. They
put mischief into the minds of the
bright boy and girl anu taught them
to defy parental authority. They have
ceased to be a novelty, it is true, but
whether the pubic is ready to relin-
quish them yet is another question"
The Springfield News expresses the
hope that the day may rot be far dis
tart when the last colored supplement
will have ceased to Torment the eye.
That paper says:
I'VE congratulate the Boston Herald
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY NOVEMBER Il 1908

bers are finding that the poem bears
analysis remarkably well.
j 1t is now four years since Elias
orson Il. whitncy's mastery poem,
was published, and nothing of note
has been heard of II since. Like Par
adise Lost" 1t has, apparently, been
buried in some dark and musty corner
/ Of the family library.
AS intiinated above, a similar fate
! overlook Milton's great epic. For a
quarter of century. 1t made no great
! stir in the literary world. Then all at
once 1t blazed forth as the most
| sublime poem IN the annals OF sacred
verse. Shall zion's great epic have a
similar awakening? Or is il doomed to
die, and its very grave be trampled
out of all recognition by the ccaseless
ana vulgar onrush OF modernism?
Prof. Nelson of the Brigham Young
University is among those who believe
that the poem cmhodles q message to
mankind; one that the Latter-day
Saints must themselves learn b#fore
they Shall become "Savtors on Mount
Zion to tho literary, the religious and
the philosophic world Yet to the cas-
ual reader. the reader trained only IN
the range of ideas found in the daily
newspapers aud the current novel, the
poem yields very little, but so also
does every other classic in the English
language. 1t is the intellectual vice of
the age to read skimmingly, and
with no firm grip of the thought, to
guess at what does not yield to sur
face attention,and become bored at what
demands intellectual effort. TO readers
with such literary habits this splendid
seed planted in parched ana sterile
soil. But the resolutc study OF the
poem itself, word by word and phrase
by phrase, with the same piSor of at
tack that is given TO IL deep question of
sciences or q difficult problem in
will do wonders towards
this very sharpening of the mental
teeth. this very promotion OF mental |
and digestion. And that is
what Prof. Nelson and his class are
trying to do with ELIAS" in the Provo |
school. Sometimes the hour we UNDER
stand. is given to the thought in
volved in u dozen lines. Rarely does
tha class take more than one or two
cages day. They thus become in Il
sense. co-thinkers With the brilliant
mind that unified our conception of
he tremendous forces making for eter-
lal progress.