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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
STATE OF NEW JERSEY, / 80
COUNTY OF HUNTERDON, 3d.

Harry d. Phillips, Collector and Trea-
surer of the township of West Amwell
land Custodian of school moneys on
his oath saith the foregoing accounts of
receipts and expenditures of the said
deponent are just and true in all things
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
H. ID. PHILLIPS,
Collector of said Twp.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
18th day of February, A. D., 1915.
VIM. j. LAUDERDALE,
Township Clerk,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
S846 66
BONDS AND INTEREST

Dec. 81 Three bonds and int.
on balance of bonds. $403 so
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
First Class
Farm for Sale

With or without stock. One hun
bred and six acres, of which twelve
acres are meadow, ninety acres of till
able land, the rest timber; the best of
fruit of all kinds; three hundred fifteen
year-old apple trees, selected fruit, in
prime of bearing; one hundred and
twenty plum trees; choice white and
other cherries.
The buildings as good as new, many
of them nearly so; twelve-room house,
in excellent condition; new cellar barn,
thirty by sixty feet, twenty feet posts;
stables for twenty head of horses and
cattle; wagon house, twenty-six by
thirty-six feet; hog house, sixteen by
forty; four good hen houses, contain
ing about two hundred feet in length,
divided into four houses twelve feet
wide; large woodhouse and other out
buildings. With care, no repairs needed
in ten years. No better land in the
county for fruit and grain.
viii sell farm and give possession
April first or stock and farm, possess
sion in thirty days. Running streams
through the farm and running water
at the barn; good water at the house.
Whole property free from encum-
brance. Close to post office, church
and school.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
HEALTH

Dec. 80 G. H. Carr. fees of all
members of the BID.
of Health. sd 90
w, f. Hayhurst.. 2 so
Total $50 so
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
POOR

= on A.c. All ~ thie,Saidfy
overseer of the poor. 40 90
a. H. Muhs, steward 36 90
Total 1855 95
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Dec. 4 S. C. Huff, carting

Scraper. ............
Dec. 80 Good Road Machin-
cry Co., road drags..
A. S. Phillips, error
in road book .....
ABB. Holcombe, bridge
JOS. G. Lear & Co.,
bridge. .............
F,C.Johnson, bridge.
VIM. J. Lauderdale,
oNerseer 49,. -......
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
REHABILITATION

Whole amount receipts. 49,. $13, 744 rs
Roads and bridge 81, 456 66
Snow 231 So
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-03-02
DAMAGE BY DOGS
NOTES AMI INTEREST

SIS 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
FINANCE. OIL AND Gas

county, the victoria On conSsay trll
ed itE Nc. 9 On the J. 7 LknhRn sErn
through the Gordon sEnd and Il d q
natural producer. showing fag e bar
reis q day. In Union district Pleas
Eats county, the Snauty On company
completed No. 5 On the Sarah Jane
gRrnhhrt farm. Il Is o dpstsr a the
Cow Run Sind
On Falling Rock creek, Eli district
kEoEwh4 county, the Ohio FuSl on
Company drilled 4 test On the ". q
and J. R Young farm through ne
Weir sand and developed = Easser with
. capacity Of one and oae!hIh million.
cubic teet Z day. In the same district
the South Penn on company shot No.
! On the Robe-1 P. Skinner farm and
increased tts production from -four 70
Is barrels 3 Day.
In 3 number Of counties there lie
sdn some test work under way and
starting. On Eog Pen run. Fresnhns
Greek district Lewis county, the Re.
serve Gas company is 6ne n the sand
Al a test on the Ira L Queen farm. The
same coupAny has 3 rig completed
On The F. White farm o. Hans nm
Sn-< GisLIC4, EhlTlSOn couotf, D.
J. Carter & Co. have started 10 drll
on the Elizabeth Young farm.
Calhoun county has quite a little
experimental work On LsAfbRnk
run, Center district, G. L Cabot hR,
3 rig completed on the e. Il. Gtveus
farm IN washington and Sherman
district the Hope Natural Gas COT
pHny has started tests On the J. I'm.
mel Snjder. l. ". Robbins and [ A
IsenhAr1 farms. On Frozen Camp run,
Curtis district ao1ne county, the Unit
I'D Fuel Gas company has rigs com
3lsted on the c. r. Parrish. MarceIus
Hart and David 4 Ice farms. On Lii.
lie Creek the Carter on company has
10 d-ll 8 test on the W. 7. Mcdonald
heirs farm. On the same stream GoE
& Heck have the rig completed for q
test N The Louisa J. Hedges farm.
On the Little KanRwhB -tre., Center
district. Calhoun county, G. L. Cab.
OF is due IN the sand at q test on the
J. S. SIcott farm. There IS quite a
good dsN Of work Il Calhoun, anaae
and other cuu1uas shut down for lac.
Of wsts-.
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Oil and Gas.

The lats competitions n West Tis.
gina are mostly gtSserR. On Lille
creek, Grant district Wstzsl cocaIy.
C. e Kite & cos test or the Ws;zsl
County Poor tRru is through the Keen.
er sand and showing tor 3 1b-hs--sl
pumper. On Fishing Greek in the
same district, the Hope Natural Gas
ccupauy's test on lhe Nancy Oliver
farm is q gRsssr IN the GORDON sand.
On Long run, Central district. Dod-
bridge county. the Carter on cum
panTSs second les on The ". Il. Pig.
OFT farm IS q fair Ezsssr in the Big
intun sand On Miracle run. BsIssne
district Monongats county. the Hope
Natural Gas company drilled 3 ties;
ION the D. S. Lenley farm into the
Gordon sand and the hole sled mp J..
700 fest with fluid. In the same dis.
tr5ct the same company is drilling
tests on the Wesley Trrtle AID Gunp
heirs farms.
On Third run. Union district. attch-
3s county, Ecuke & ERODE drilled q
test or the Patton heirs farm through
the salt sand and Developed 8 fair
gas pressure. On Devil Hole run. Muir
ply district Major Hawkins drilled
No. 10 on the A Rutherford farm
through the same formation and il
showed for 3 ee-harrel producer. Or
Ttket run Union district ?leAssoIs
county, Warden & Cunpany's No. :
On the Jane Bs-nhart farm is d-y IN
the Gov Run sand.
In the old SHrdis district, Harrison
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

home:
This QuerJ. II pu; q few years back
worid have spelled q taugh!
Nowadays. however. the links swarm
with Infant prodipes, ranging IN Z
from four TO eight years, and IN most
cases The dnr folks are destined 10
some day wear championship honors.
Little Rita Shay is only -four Yeas
Of age but En- earnest student Of the
ancient and honorable game. Conad.
ertag her size and age she is q mar.
Teious vielder Of the driver. capable
Of playing . better game thaa an old.
e person. She is the daughter Of
David P. SHAY, manager Of The Bal
trsrol Colt club, Al Short Ellis, u. J.
Then there's John Evood Graham,
aged eight, the grandson Of John Crab.
am. the old Harvard athletic trainer.
This lad Is making history on links
around Brunswick. Ne. he recently
played the nins-hole course there In
-. His father started 10 play AZ
nine.
John Graham. 81 is wiling 10 back
the boy against any eight.yea.-old
golfer IN New England.
David oEf1Ts, IT, son OF the pro-
tessional Al the oskvood Coli club.
Cleveland, started 70 plRr when four
years Of age. but not = The Inks al
AuEustA, Ca his torne. home 5oys
unds: fourteen are barred fon the
southern course, 50 DAVE made his
Debut at Mor-tstown y. J. whsre his
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Jag hurting trips ] an reminded o! q
fellow who vent ont shooting with Is
once IN Georgia. He talked with q
drawl that was the limit Of lou speech.
While be was working ahead Of an.
other gunner 8 convey OF quail got up
and the man Il the rear cut loose with
his right barrel
Her" yelled he man IN front
don't shoot this way The man be-
hind answered. Z won't hit you.' Then
he took another shot
Hey -oa-ed the drawing tsl.
low again All rold you not 70 SHOOT
this way
"br this time the shooter had lost
his patience and relied shut mp; !
Won't hit you
Whal' came the reply. yuh done
hit mUh rwiee now"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
sNoTHEs ZOE eRaN1 roMk

Grant Town took the aarrackriIle
team into camp Sunday by the score
OF y 10 ) This Is about fourteen
straight 70: the Grant Town boys and
II viii b etttesn straight when they
meet the AanEbeIle team next Sun.
cay. Soss who pitched for Grant Town
Sunday Was in iae condition and had
BRrT7ekTEle Eusssg 81 all Of his Of.
fe-tnSs while Wells for No. : was hit
hk-d Al al times. The batteries were
Ross and Sswktns for Grant Town
and Wells and Barry for No. :.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
New York

NEW ToRK. 4ug. S-Ths dannes.
Of yesterdays market exceeded any
trl session Of the yeEr 70 date, and
approached the low records Of the last
hail dozen years. Transactions for
the five hours amounted 70 only la
900 shares and Of this Enornt % per
cent represented the arE hours bnE-
fsesA
NUMEROUS prominent stocks failed
Of quotation and representative issue.
registered few. Il any, material chang.
ca
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
SPORT NOTES

IF ] knew the Saratoga Handicap
was going 10 be run in such slow time,
70 have entered Bat LsvtnskeT,' pipes
Daniel Morgan.
Appropriately enough os,o knsb.
has piano legs!
Now that the Russians have captur.
ed Brody The battle CRY Of the cSa.:s
forces he'eatte- probably viii be 81
gotchE Stcve!"
II NRtty ta!s TO release the Rais
Iron the last place the Cincinnati dt
recto-s NJ ote. the oh to iIcuGini.
Residents OF Hesewisch "a. sars
unanimously nominated Bat Nelson for
governor Of the Danish vest lndies.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
HOUSES o. RENT


FoR RENT-Hght Don house fur.
nishsd complete, four bed rooms
Al bath Reception hall with tels.
phone, pGrlor with piano, large din
+ng room. kitchen and pantry. Large
po-ches. Goot wG1er. Ten minutes
walk from business section. WI
lease TO quick reliable renter TN
March 81 1915. House has been new.
" painted and paperet. Cali Bell
phone 1881. STSt No 1919.
FOR REST-EEht room house near
High school building and SIX room
house, Grant street Apply Smiths
Shoe Store SD No 1901
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Women oushta make 8 good show.
ing n the Grand American Handicap
u1p nes-ther know q LOT about pow.
Gazing signed Bobby wallace The
Browne viii probably angle for Cap
Anson's services.
Al that. IN order 10 come clean,
you've gotta acquire a lot Of dir in
playing baseball.
Ever DAY is novtas day Tor the
checker players.
Somebody had the wrong dope when
he said the Browns lacked a punch.
Isn't 3 Davenport 3 sleep producar@'
New FORKS recent explosion vii
probably be forgotten n the rush
when Jack Dillon and Jim COREY meet.
This ought 10 make any ordinary
earthquake appear tame.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
Qh67Mlzzl1aHlXy
+ mHBalhhuav1
LEON AMEs. ST. LOUIS CARD

LEON AMEs. ST. LOUIS cARDI-
MAILS:
Criticism kills many baseball play.
erS. Tor would be really surprised
TO know how many sensitive chaps
break into the game. A sturring re
mark from the stands Gu: deep into
their hearts and the sting Of a news
paper paragraph osrsn lasts for
months.
Il know boys who are earning their
living playing ball and who are the
sole support Of mothers, fathers or
fanflieE The only twinge Of regret
! have Is that the fans do moi know
more about the home life Of these play
era Il would make q big difference
~ coss, DETROIT TIGERS:
Every tine hear players discuss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

DADDY was professional for q long
time.
Though only nine years OF age nov
DAVID, IT. uses 3 complete SCI O.
clubs He Is especially clever IN pat
ting and many s1r be is better in this
respect than his daddy. The little
fellow caa drive the bali 15b yards q;
times. Young ogIlTie is proud q one
thing; he never acts rs c4ddr. oot sr.
En- for dad Hes 8 reEula: player;
not q club totsr,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. aug. S.-seItag by hold.
ers who feared that the Government
crop report would moi make as bull
ish 9 showing as the trade had been
led to believe. had much 70 DO with
causing weakness n the wheat ma.
kst Prices, although unsettled, Al the
close were lac 70 &c net lower, with
September al slSs and Deoeroer at
slSsA @LSS&. Corn finished nc 70
lc down, and oats OF! &C 10 The. II
provisions, the outcome varied from
e34s 10 sc 70 a rise OF 2bc.
Articles Open Close
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Te5sy's Schedule.
Boston al Chicago.
Philadelphia al Detroit
Washington a. ST Louis.
New York 81 Cleveland
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Teaays Schedule.
Pittsburgh al Boston.
Chicago a. Brooklyn.
ST Louis 81 New York
Cincinnati a. Philadelphia
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH Arg. g-whne the
volume Of business transacted on the
local exchange yesterday was as high:
as the speculative stock operations
q the last few days, there were Just
q tsw points that made The proceed
tnEs more or less Interesting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Arthr- walker, the LATEST star in
the eastern golf circles and medal
winner IN the Fox Hills tourney, first
handled 3 golf club when FIVE years Of
age. After mastering the game on q
miniature course he dropped Il for
several Eas-s while attending board.
Ing school
Last spring he ven: 70 II again IN
all e2Tnestaess and though he never
before had participated IN 3 title toue.
naneat he easily led the field Of los
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
Baseball in Nutshell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston ., Cincinnati 0; Boston s,
0; Phtladslph.a 5. 81 Lon.
Iss; New York 3, Chicago .; Brooklyn.
?ittSburg, rain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ytseerasv'S aeruItE

Detroit {. Philadelphia 2; Chicago
I. Boston !; New York 3, Cleveland .;
s.. Louis 3, Washington .
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

Did ii ever occur 10 you ths; the
PLAYER with The nost speed Al night is
The slowest IN The daytime:
Credit Is due Ban johnson for stop.
ping band music during games in the
American league but hen never get
an troa cross Tor Queeline chin nu.
SIC.
Braves are Hard Eit-hssdline.
Thereby putting them IN the s.ne
class with several Of our ablest book
makers.
Dispatches from the west state q
church singer has been arrested for
to-se-T. Mnst have been ~uttsrtng talss
notes.
Several boxhshters in recent years
have Won titles on fouls. II psanants
could be won On fouls things would be
preety sweet for washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

FOR SALE-Luuch stand neR. Col
onisl hotel Al Point Marion, Pa. Do.
ing nice business. Inquire 81 hotel
for sandwich man $50 ut No. 1881
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FOR SALE


FOR sALE-Farn- A big kGrgAin
Good farm. 80 acres. best C reB.
sons fo- selling. Al! questions an
swsred wn McGRrT. BruAdacre,
Ohio. S-4-st No 1895
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

FOR sALE-F1rm OF Il acres, with
stock and farming implements
Write for particulars ". A Bah
cock. r D. :, Boz a Little Booking,
Ohio. SS1G No. 1890
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-08

FoR sALE-Ppol table and equip.
men for sale. Price very reason.
able. Apply 81 Madison street
S-SSt Nc. 1927
The Washington herald., 1916-01-05
n5zM&.
The Heralds Army and Navy Department
Latest and Most Complete News of Service and Personnel Published
in Washington

Leave Of absence for two months granted Can't
Roger o Mason. First Field ArtiIIery
Leave of sbsepcr for two months granted Gan,
Hsuy c. Williams. First Feh Artillery
Leave Of absence for two months granted Firs
Lieut.. Thomas d. Osborne Fifth Field ARTILLERY.
The Dsme of Capt. Arthur L. Keesiins Coss
ARTILLERY Cons. Hsced the list II ofictrs dc
tachet from their TTuper cUmmsnds szlbSer1 u
the I-uTisions Of the act Of Congrpss arroyro
March }. 1911. To take effect Isnusry / ISIS and
lery Cons, 'umoved therefrom to take ener4 Jsnn
sry }, 1915.
BY dirNtiuu Of the President Isirst Lieut..
Walter H. smith. seooud Csvsry. upon hv owu
sri'ication is retirc frun active service with the
rank q captain. to take effect May TO- 1916 unde4
provisions Of sections and 6 q an act Of Con
gTCs> sIIrOVed March 4 ISIS
The name Of FIrst Lieut.. John c Waterman
seventh Infantry. is plscrd the list Of u-icr1
detached from their proper mmands subject tc
the provisions Of the act of Congress spyoved
MArch J. 1911. and the name uf First Lieut. William
h Wallace. infantry. is removed therefrom Lieut..
Wsilare having becDme entitled 10 promotion
r. dirrCtion of the President Capt. Wilbur D.
Dove. United States army retired l. relieve,
frnm duty at the Rhode Island State Colle,re
Kingston, u. |.
By direction of the President under the i'm,
visions Of the act Of Congress approved November
). lsS, CAPT. Wilbur r. Dove United states
army. retired. upon his application is dstailed
as professor Of military science and tactics at the
Rhode Island State College. kingston r. I.
Lave Of absence for five days srsnted Capt.
Ralph c. Caldwell cavalD.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-05
NAVAL ORDERS,
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs.


Baltimore, arrived Norfolk Jsnusry ): Ben
ham, arrived st New YORK January }: Cassin anr
Cumming, sailed for Boston January ): Cummings
arrived at Newport January }: Dubuque sailed fo
Newport January ): Ericsson sailed for Bostns
January }; Jason arrived Lambert Point Januzr1
); Jason, sailed for Philadelphia January ;: Nc
Dough-, sailed for Boston January ;: N.nshGn
sailed for la Fsz January ?; NsnshAn and Nero
arrived La Psz January ): Nero sailed for Topo
vile January ;; Nicholson. sailed for New Yon
January ;; Perry. sailed for Guaymas January )
Prairie sailed for HAMPTON Roads January ;
Wadsworth, sailed for Boston Isnuar 5: wsds
worth, arrived Newport January ): Wilmington
arrived Canton January J. WilsloW arrived Rose
bank January ;
NOTES
The Saratoga has been detached from duty viii
the Asistic feet
The flag Of the commander OF the mining snc
mine sweeping division has been temporarily trans
ferred from the San Francisco 10 the Dubuque
The Georgia will not proceed South with th-
battleshir squadron. but will remain at the Bostor
yard under overhaul.
The Kansas will take the rlsCe of the Gieorgi,
in the bSttleship sIusdrnn for the trip South snC
maneuvers in the West Indies this winter.
The Lancaster Concord. Miantonomoh. Terru
and Justin have been stricken from the navy rc.is
ter.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS.
Lieut.. W. 5. NcClrtic, DETACHED 70 connection
fitting ont Pennsylvania and board when CON
missioued
Lieut.. Junior sr.del R. S. Wentworth. detached
TO Delaware.
Chief Pay Clerk G. p. seifert, detached, to wsi
orders
Pay CLERK Alexander Riegin, detached to nav
yard, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-05
ARMY ORDERS.

The leave Of absence granted Capt. Raymond
sheldon Eighteenth Infantry. In Special Orders
No. es4 December Is 10. extended two days.
Mai Clarence o. Sheriff.. Corps Of Engiueers
relieved from assignment to the Third Battalion OF
Engineers, and will report in person to the com
m&n5irg general United states truors, Cana
Zone for duty his stsn. and by letter to thS
commanding geenral. Eastern Department. for as
sisnment to duty as assistant TO the engineer d
that dep rtntent.
Capt Thomas d. Woodson Medical Corps, re
lieved from his present duties and will proceed te
Balboa Heights. Canal Zone. aud report to tn,
governor Of the Panama Canal for duty.
First Lieut.. James g. Flynn. Medical Reserve
Corps. reiit we'd from duty at Fort Crockett, Tex.
rnd from further active duty In the Medical Re
serve Corp
Mai. Frank c. Bogss. CORPS Of Engineers, re
Heyed from duty with the Panama Canal and
from station in this city and will proceed tc
Montgomery. Ala, ard report BY letter TO tn,
Chief OF Engineers for assignment to duty.
First Lieut.. Adna ". Chsfee. ~. cavalry, viii
proceed to West Point. N. Y. and report in
person to Superintendent United States Miiitar1
Academy, for duty.
The name Of Capt Albert A. King First Cavalry
is placed on the list Of officers detached frou
their proper commznds subject 10 the provision
OF the act of Congress approved Mssch ., 1911. u
take effect January 4 lsiA
The Washington herald., 1916-01-05
Wee Tammie.

Come ben" says Peter, come ben, my lambie
An flutter o merrie angel wings,
Roun' him simmer o. gowden things,
An, flutter o merrie angel wings,
WI mouth wide open an cen cast doun,
Bowt till his held maist touched his shoon,
White sarkit, blin't wi the gleam an glare,
He stood glowrin and huggin' his Teddy-bear,
When seel frae the white o the angel ban
An auld playfellow to meet him ran.
Come wi, me, an we'll dance an play,
Here's neebor's Willie frae owre the way;
Come to the fields o. daffodilles
FL pouk ye nievefu' o. Eden lilies;
Tilt, wee Tammie, wi Willie an me.
An Iig wen play at an Blind Harie"
But Tammie he cried, the tear in his ee
20, mither. mither, I'm wantn ye"l
The Saviour heard, an His heart was wac
To see wee Tanlmie stan greetin' sac,
An An, he lifted him saftly to Gods guild mither
Wi ae kiss to him an to her anither
An ehl but Tammie cried laughin' then.
Ehl minnie, yere there, an / didna ken"
From the Westminster Gazette.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-05

The dramatic method is the method of life
1t may indeed be said to be the method of God,
the divine method Here earth working
out destinies, unfolding not merely our in
divduaI dramas, but the vast drama of human
destiny. Everything we do has significance. Each
instant go on playing. Behind our acts is the
immortal spirit, expressing itself through the will
Consequently, all art is founded the will of the
spirit, sometimes referred to by other names but
essentially the same.