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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-11
FRlDAYS:-cIam chowder, cod fish and cream potatoes at Office Saloon
GRAND JURY IS DRAWN.

Deputy Sheriff White yesterday re- ceived a large number of subpoenos to he served on local residents who have been drawn as grand jurors to serve at the coming term of court which convenes at Tombstone a week from next Monday. The grand and petit juries were drawn Saturday ond they will not be announced until Ser vice has been secured on all. The criminal docket consists of about 40 cases. The territorial jury will as semble on Oct. 24, and the federal grand jury in January.
 Hear Sunshine Hawks Saturday night
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Frank White, aged 70, a we'll known oldtimer about Dos Cabezos, died in the county hispital at Tomb sctone yesterday morning. He had been in failing health for sometime All members and friends are cor dially invited to attend the social and dance. given by the Yeomen Tues day eve, the 11th at Fair Hall.
 HON. FOREMAN
 w. W. Gedley
 Correspondent
 E. B. Borough.
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REneARsALs ARE CLOSING.

The Red Men held another rehear- sal las. night for the minstrel show this popular orcer will give next Sat urday and Sunday> nights at the Or pheum- The boys have met with much success and the performance promises to be the greatest of its kind ever given ln Bisbee.
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ATTENTION K, OF p.

All Knights of Pythias and their friends are requested to meet at the K of P. hall today at 2 o'clock prompt, to attend the funeral of our late brother Alex Erickson.
 Wm Mainz, c. c.
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BASEBALL NQIE6.

Joe Jackson. now with Cleveland leads the Southern league in hnttine with a percentage of .533. "Rube" Oldring of the Athletics has watero on the knee and may not be able to play in the worlds series. Talk about hard luck The St. Louis Browns made 16 Aits for a total of 20 bases the other day and scored but one run.
 Slow Joe" Doyle. the former New York Louisville pitcher is 10 sign up in the matrimonial league in the near future.
 Johnny King is catching and hit ing in great form and Chicago fans are sure he can stop the speedy Ath letics.
 Outfielder Bates drafted py Pitts burg from the Jackson Cotton States League club. is reported critically Ill with typhoid fever.
 The toss of coin will decide where the first game of the worlds series will take place. The American league won the toss last year.
 On account of his fine work this year Pitcher Ed Walsh has been al lowed to retire for the season by Pres ident Comiskey of the White Sox.
 Third baseman Eddie Zimmerman of the Newark Club was the only eastern League player so take part in every game played during the season. He has been drafted by Brooklyn.
 For the first time in fifteen years Minneapolis has won a baseball pen nant and at the same established a record in the Amrican Association by winning 1o7 games during the season.
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NAZARETH IS FREE.

N. D. Navarette, who is alleged to have been kidnapped from Naco by Mexican officials and taken to No gales and later to Cananea. was l1b- erated Saturday al Cananea and re turned to his home on this side of the line Saturday night. The mer- chants who were arresttd in Cananea on smuggling charges have been lib- erated pn bail. It is alleged that Navarette was employed by them to smuggle in merchandise from this side of the line.
 The original Budweiser beer on draught, and year old Taylor Whskey at George Roberts on Main street
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Other interesting subjects are Red Ferd and the Kid" A cowboy fea- ture: The Cabman's Good Fairy" "Now Keep Smiling" and "ls There No Human Kindness Left"
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The indications are that Governor Aram J. Pothier of Rhode Island will be unanimously renominated by the Republican State convention which meets at Providence this month
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and Mrs. O. W. Wylie. residing on O. K trail. was found dead In bed Sunday morning at 1 o'clock. The child was alive half hour before and Coroner High held an inquest yester' day afternoon. The jury found the child's death was natural. The fath- CT testified that the child had nursed a half hour previous to its death.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Tad" Jones, the old Yale star, Is coaching the Syracuse team again this season.
 Daniels and Green, two Wolverine veterans. have joined the University of Michigan squad.
 Yale's rushline as well os Harvard's is light Both the Crimson and Blue are going in for speed this fall.
 Coach Stagg and Assistant Coach Steffen are well pleased with the work done so far by the University of Chicago squad.
 Pennsylvania will play Brown a. Providence. Oct, 15. This will be the first time Pennsylvania has played in. New England since 1904.
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DRAMATIC CLUB FORMED.

A dramatic club was organized last night at the Nixon stuaio in the Ma sonic Temple building The clrb has a membership of nine. Two rehear- sals will be given each week and on Thanksgiving night play will be g1y. en.
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CASTLE IS DISMISSED.

At the conclusion of the hearing of Arthur Castle and Mack Brown, the young men who engaged in a cutting scrape In the redlight district some weeks ago, Justice High yesterday dismissed Castle and reserved his decision in Browns case until this morning. They were charged with committing an assoult on each other with a deadly weapon
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Dons. Douglas hit .230. In fielding the locals stopped at .ss3 and Doug
 las at s70. Guess that amt outclas
 sing 'em some.
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CUT GLASS

Just received a shipment of Lib bey's cut glass. The finest selec- ton ever shown in Bisbee. L. L. Gil.man-Jeweler. 50Sh
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BUSINESS WOMEN ORGANIZE.

A Business Woman's club WAS orgaaiEed last night at the Y. w. c. A. with the election of the follow lg officers: President, Mary Lee Nich- ols, vicepreisdent, Ida -Stach, sec retary, Alice Holden and treasurer, Vera Hicks. Next week the club will adopt @ constitution and will do sten- cling and other hand work. The board ot directors will take lunch to- day at nqon to be followed by the regular monthly meeting. At 2:3O o'clock a meeting will be held for those desiring to join the Y. W. c. A. clubs which will meet twice a month At o'clock this evening the secretaries will receive callers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-11

If we could only live on advise like the abundant Roosevelt output how it would help this high cost Of nv- ing business.
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It would not be surprising to see the dissolution of the local club act as "a forerlmner for similar proceed ings in the Cactus. Douglas is known bc be on the rocks right now and if the club survives the year it will be a miracle. According to one of the players he has forgotten the day be last drew his pay. The town will not support tht present club and for this reason the Dons must play on the road. which is very costly.
 Fl Paso is also in bad financially. but the Mavericks will undoubtedly rentain intact until after the fair tournament Cananea seems to be the only team tha. is high and dry
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NOTICE

Mrs. Iennett Mcdonald has moved her hair dressing and manicuring pariors to upstairs in the Klein. Letson and Marks bldg. on Main street.
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Hear Sunshine Hawks Saturday night
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Change of lunch every day d George Roberts on Main street.
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The Miners hit 34o as an average for the clubs in the series with the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-11

SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
 Carpets. curtains, portiers cleaned without taking down.
 Vacuum Cleaner, Sanitary, no dust, no germs.
 Work guaranteed. Drop card to P. o. Box l247.
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ATTENTION MINERS

} ROOM AND BOARD S3o.oO PER MONTH. GOOD BOARD } AND NICE CLEAN ROOMS } MRS. j. 8. ELLIOT, SOUTH s siSBEE.
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The local authorities were notified yesterday to be on the lookout for George Lee, negro porter, who is wanted at Benson on a charge of rob b:ng the Virginia hotel at that place Sunday night. Lee. it is charged. tapped the till and secured about $50. He also stole a six-shooter revolver and some clothes. The robbery was discovered yesterday morning and shortly afterward it was found that Lee had disappeared.
 The Original Eudweised beer or drausht, and s.year-old Taylor Whis- key at George Roberts on Main street. 442.
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Millinery opening commencing Oct ober 3rd., and continuing for ten days. Mrs Norris, 219 Tomb stone canyon. d
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Arizona Headquarters in San Fran eisco-Stanfcrd Hotel. 250 Kearny St
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Drop in and get bowl ef soup at the Office Saloon
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'Pfnk3e'.' Grindle. who played On the wind for we'uns. proved nothing
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-11

The Bisbee ball team is now 2 thing of the past; it's history. The end came quietly yesterday afternoon at Lowell in Justice Murphy's office which has been hurriedly trans. formed into an emergency hospital earlier in the day when it became apparent that the team could not witness the rising of the next sun. The funeral was held follow. ing the announcement that the pa. tient sufferer had departed to the place where all good ball teams hope to go.
 It was sad scene that was en- acted in the death chamber be. tween the hours and and 8 o'clock. About noon the condition of the patient became very alarming and the directors were notified. A brief consultation was held at the end of which it was announced there was no hope. Shortly afterward the spark of life departed to the other world.
 No tolling of bells announced the teams passing. The cnly tears that were shed came from the directors who had iabored so patiently in an effort to revive the baseball spirit and keep the team on its feet. The funeral services were brief and very simple
 1.-The teams demise was rather sudden to the majority at large, but its death was not entirely un- expected. Last August the club be- gan to contract a mild form of poor finances and since that time things have been going from bad to worse. The directors gamely came to the front and repjenished the treasury and the club .breathed more easily. | However, the disease soon returned more alarming than ever before.
 Again the directors showed their gameness and adopted heroic meas ures, handing out wholesale re, leases and signing a half dozen new men. But the germs had been thor oughly imbedded and it soon re, solved itself into useless ght Sat urday it became apparent that the club was beyond recovery.
 The players were paid off in full. They were sorry to see the team go at this time particularly when ! the club was just in the midst of a
 winning streak. Heine Maag lief; last night for his home at Canton, Ohio. Kelly Harris departed to the Harris mansion at Baltimore, Md, and John Johnson left for the alfalfa ranch in Texas The rest of the club will slowly steal away and be. fore the end of the week all of the boys will be homeward bound.
 To repeat the words of the di- rectors tits too early to talk about next year." All of the directors are in the hole about $19o each
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SUNDAYS GAME

SUNDA 5 GAME.
 Bisbee o1oOo4 o-s Douglas 0 0 0 n 0 n 9
 Batteries Bisbee Gill and Grindle; Douglas-5orrels and Powell. Hits-Bisbee 12.: Douglas 6. Errors-Bisbee 2: Douglas 3. Home Runs -Gilroy.
 Two base hits-Mills, Sorrells.
 Sacrifice hits -Grindle,
 Struck out by-Gill 5:by Sorrells ,.
 Bases on Balls-Off Sorrels, 8; off Gill 2.
 Passed Balls Powell 2, Grindle l.
 Wild Pitch Gill l.
 First base on Errors-Bisbee, 2; Douglas 2.
 Time l hr 45 min
 Umpire Matthews.
 Those Grahamites deserved a lot 'of callous palm work even if they did drop Saturdays game to Douglas when the score stood If to in the ninth round. They more than redeem ed themselves in the Ss<ath exhibi tion and for time it looked like the Dons were due for the worst beating of the season. The locals come back" under adverse condi tions. Gilroy's wing has not yet round ed into form and he was sent to right. Gill was moved off first and sent to the line. Graham succeeded him on the initial sack and Johnson, with a pin punctured with spikes, held down short. Harris who was shifted from short to right field and was was succeeded on short by Johnson, was placed on second. Gill had not twirl ed game in weeks yet the big fellow delivered the goods ins the most ap proved style. His mainstay was a vapor float that was almost invinci ble. The Dons got to him for half dozen safeties, including . pair Of doubles and two punk singles. He never was in danger. His work was real owery.
 The locols had been setting the sand afire with their terrific clouting and their ork in this department had been so great as to eclipse their field ing stunts. Their traveling had been nothing less than remarkable here of late and it had not been confined to one or two players, but the whole nine had been handling the most diff ficuIt chances with safety. In Sun days game. Heine Maag was a big foctor. He had "a half dozen raps to handle at third, four were real risky but the Buckeye German took to them like a duck does to water Kelly did some pretty work in center and it's like dropping them in the sewer
 lwhen they go into this territory He pulled down five fliers. Harris fit a. second as though he was at home. In the seventh round he pulled one of that was a daisy. Smith had singled and Powell sent a hot one to the ex-Texas leaguer. The drive put Kelly down. but he pitched the pill over to Johnson who was cover ng second, forced out Smith. and then climbed to his felt.
 The locals undoubtedly hung up a swat record in Saturdays and Sun days games getting total of 31 safe ties. including four triples. two hom CTS and double, total of 43 cushions. Nineteen hits were registered Satur day and an even dozen Sunday Kel ly lead the club for the series hay ing connected four times out of seven mark of .571. Grindle comes next with four out of eight an average of 800 -- Johnson is also anchored at 800 with tthe rest as follows; ell roy .429; Gill 42s; Graham .375; Har ris .375; Maag .236 Marunke 2ss; Cummings 250. There are not many series here every member of a team will hit .250 or better.
 The Miners hit 34o as an average e
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|b|SbEE TEAM
 ON THE ROCKS ANOiO|SbANDS
Directors Throw up Sponge
 After Valiant, But Unsuc- cessful BattIe-Douglas Is
 Totteling
HOW THEY STAND.

SUNDAY s RESULTS. Bisbee. 6: Douglas. 2. Cananea, 3; Fl Paso. 2.
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Cananea win oTsl ,u Mavericks al El Paso Sunday pulled the El Paso team out Of first place and put the Quien Sabes in the lead. Rumsey formerly of the Mavericks, twirled for the Cananea team and allowed eight scattered hits
 Olmstead, who finished the season in the Western League twirling for
 enver, was on the mound for the Mavericks. He was given misera.,e support, five errors being made ',e- hind him. The Mavericks have also signed Tex Jones. of the St. Joseph Western League club. and ~ho made his debut Sunday. Jones succeeds Wright, who has been released. Tex Merritt. the ex-Ciifton backstop, was signed for the place. but will nov probably be used behind the bat Jones has been sold to the Chicaso Americans. He made three hits out of four times up Sunday.
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DEATH WAS NATURAL. David, the 21-days~old son of Mr.
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HOTEL IS ROBBED.

sealshipt oysters-Iovrea's.
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Hear Sunshine Hawks Saturday
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DIES IN HOSPITAL.

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
NO HEALTHY SKIN LEFT

MY little son. q Soy Of I'VE, broke
out with an itching rash Three doc.
tors prescribed for him. but he kept
getting worse until We could not dress
him any more They finally advised
mu To try "a certain medical college.
but It's treatment did no good AZ
the tlmo / was induced TO try Cuti-
gura he was 80 bad that had 20 cut
bis hair OF and put the Cuticura Olaf.
mCut on him on lanungcs. nH Il was
Impossible 10 touch him with the bare
hand There was not one square inch
Of skin on his whole body that was
not affected lie was one mass Of
sores The bandagcs used to stick to
his skin and In removing them II used
10 take the skin on with them. and
tho screams from the poor child were
heartbreaking began to think that
he would mover get we'll but after the
second application Of Cutlcura ONT
ment began to see signs OF improve.
ment. and with the third and fourth
applications tho sores commenced to
dry up His skin peeled on twenty
times. but II finally yielded TO tho
treatment. Now can say that he 10
entirely cured. and stronger and
healthier hoy you never saw than no
il to-day. twelve years or more since
tho cure was effected Robert wattam.
iiis Forty.elghth St. Chicago. Ill.
Oct o. 1909"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30

he wished 10 ask Griswold about when
they met again. then turned back
into the body Of the text and had read
as far as Burr's conspiracy when Jcr
~ came breezily in lie experienced
for the first time In his life that
obsession Of guilt which sinks In
shame the Office boy who II caught
reading a dime novel. Jerry seemed
to tower above him like an ayonging
angel, and though her sword was only
a parasol. her words cut deep enough
Well, you are taking II pretty
cooll"
Taking WHAT" faltercd Ardmoro,
standing up. and seeking to hide the
book behind his back
Why, this outrageous article" and
she thrust n newspaper under his
eyes DO you mean 10 say you
haven't seen the morning paper"
To tell you the truth. Miss Danger.
hrld, ! hardly ever read the papers"
What's that you were reading
when ! came ln?" she demanded Sc.
verely, Withholding the paper until
she should be answered
ITS a book about the government.
ana the powers reserved to the states
ana that sort NJ thing was just
reading the constitution; I thought IL
might help us-l mean you-in your
work"
The constitution help me? Hasn't
II occurred 10 you before this that
what I'm doing Is all against the con.
stilution and the revised statutes and
an those books you see on the shelf
thore?"
iut the constitution sounds an
rlfht II seems remarkably reason
abe. You couldn't ask anything fair.
er than that"
SO are the ten commandments fair
enough; but you're on the wrong
track, Mr.. Ardmore. II you're trying
TO support the present administration
with stupid things In books don't
follow presidents, Mr. Ardmore; |
create them"
She turned to the morning mail
while he read. and opened the
envelopes rapidly. Such Of the letters
as she thought interesting or lmpor.
tant she put aside. and when Ardmore
hnlshed reading a double loaded tele'
gram from Columbia, In which the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30

As long ago ns 1866 Sahutl Zeyl set
the Jews Of Europe preparing for a
return tu Palestine Not only the poor
90 brethren but oven the rich mer.
chants Of Venice and Loghorn wore
seized by the excitement. and for a
whole century, the great bulk Of the
u,oplo refused 10 be dlslllusioncd, II
was not until the appearance Of George
ElI0rs Daniel Doronda" that the Jew.
fish nationalist movement received
another stimulus so strong az this:
but in the meantime many schemes
wuro propoundod, including an attempt
in 1854 20 float company TO enable
the descendants Of Israel 10 obtain and
cultivate the land Of promise" Var.
ious famous people have been inter.
ested In the idea Of establishing an In.
dependout Jewish kingdom, not necos.
sarlly In Palestine The Dutch West
India Company tried the experiment
I'm Curacao, and oliver Cromwell did
the same IN Surnnm, Marshal SAKE
proposed such a kingdom In South
America with himself as king, and, In
1860. Judge Noah purchased Grand
island In the River Niagara with a
view to founding a Jewish state
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
Science and Cheese.

A medical authority kindly assures
us that as long as cheese isn't de-
caycd II will not affect the health OF
the consumer This is a fact that ws
have suspected for considerable
time But how ia the ordinary cheese
eplcure TO detect the differonce-un-
less he waits for rcsults7
There II cheese 80 thoroughly dis
gulsod IN the costume and aroma OF
decay that lts proper standing on tho
sanitary testing table would puzzle n
cOniuror
For instance. there Is the brand
known as limburger
But why pursue this subiect'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30

George AIDE, at a dinner at Habel.
den Farm, his Indiana residence, said
OF his two years silence:
you see, | am thinking up original
and realistic ideas, Aud for my new
heroine I've hit on remarkably good
thing. It's so simple and so true. IT'S
a wonder It never occurred to Plnero
or Heryieu or somebody before"
"What is ~" a guest asked eagerly,
MY heroine" said Mr.. AIDE. rs q
brunette in the first act and blonde
In the last"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
CHAPTER vIlL
III, Lnhnr, Of Me-. Arhmnr.

ne labors OF Mr., Ardmore.
While DO waited for Miss Jerry
Dangurncld To- appear Mir Thomas
Ardm0rc read for the FIRST time the
constitution NJ the United States lie
had reached the governors ONCE
early aud. seeking diversion. he had
picked up a small volume that bore
some outward resemblance To a novel
This proved, however. to be John.
ston's American Politics" and ho
was amazed to 1nd that this diminu.
tive work contained the answers 10 a
great many questions which had often
perplcXod him. but which he had
imagined could not be- answered 81.
copi 10y statesmen or by men like his
friend Grlswold. who spent their lives
In tudy
lie made note Of several matters
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
And In Kansas. Too.

In speaking OF his campaign for
governor OF Kansas, waged last Juno
and July Mr.. Wagstaff said MY
campaign Is gathering momentum Just
like SNOWFALL"
Whereat a Kansas editor. who was
not In sympathy with Mr., Wagstan
and hls campaign, ironically re.
marked:
"ln selecting his smile Mr. Wag.
stan evidently forgot what time OF
year II H. From our observation,
though, more expressive figure could
not have been chosen. '-Eyerybody's
Magazine,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
Fearfully and WonderfuIly Made.

Eight or nine women, assembled at
luncheon. were discussing ailments
and operations as eight or nine, or
one or two, or sixty or seventy wo
men will The talk ran through an.
gina pectoris. torpid liver, tuberculo.
els and kindred happy topics
81 thought" commented the guest
of honor. that ! had been Invited to
a luncheon, and not to an organ TO
cltal"-Everybody's Magazine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
A Fatal Breatner.

mark Twain hated a gloomy man."
said New York editor "Onc~, at a
banquet, a gloomy man sat opposite
him. This man would not smile at
che most amusing Jokes,
whats the matter with your
cried Mark Twain. The stories are
all good Why don't you laugh""
"'Ab. sir said the gloomy man,
how can laugh when | rememb 'r
that every time breathe a soul pass,
into the great beyond?'
GOOD gracious, said the humorlst,
did you ever try elovesr"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-30
Man, Many AttrIhnte..

What ohimeru, then. In mani
what novelty. what a monster what
a chaos. what subject Of contradio.
ton. what a prodigy A Judge Of all
things. feeble worm Of the earth.
depository Of the truth. cloaca Of I'M.
certainty and error. the glory and the
shame of the universe
Womnn's sphere now seems to be tho
whole pnfth