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Evening journal., 1921-11-01
JUST A MOMENT
DAILY STRENGTH
AND CHEER.
Compiled by John c. Quinius,
(The Sunshine Mani.

In the still air the music lies un-
heard;
In the rough marble beauty hides
unseen.
To make the music and the beauty
needs
The Masters touch, the sculptor's
chisel keen.
Great Master, touch US with thy
skilful hand.
Let not the music that is in us
die
Great Sculptor, hew and polish us.
nor let
Hidden and lost. Thy form with
in us lie.
Spare not the strikel DO with us as
Thou Wilt
Let there be naught unfinished.
broken, marred;
Complete Thy purpose. that we may
become
Thy perfect image, Thou God and
Lord
Horatio Bonar.
Amen.
Evening journal., 1921-11-01
Uncle Ted's Bedtime Stories
Uncle Ted Sees Hope for Real Agreement

Yes and I'll Jus: bet that the
man man has letter for US" said
-R.;h
Geo. said Jack. '4t would be
ris;, wouldn't It. to have a nice long
Nos;s5 f-om Uncle Tee 10 read By the
fifr I'VE beea cold ever since we
went down 20 the river"
It was Saturday and Jack had
been Up 10 his old tricks Of doing
the one thing his mother refused TO
tei hlr; do-that was going down to
the river after the weather turned
cold.
~ "Youll get n. all right" said Ruth.
II mother finds out. No wonder
you're cold, getting your feet all wet
IN that icy water"
"I know / shouldn't have done It."
replied Jack. "But I won't do Il any
more and II youn be good and not
tell mother this once. we will sit in
front Of the fire while I dry my
shoes and stockings and we can play
,sames."
1--WE can do better than that for
here comes the mail man and I'll bet
The has a letter" was Ruth's ex-
clamation as she rushed down the
steps to meet Uncle Sans messen-
,ser.
Here II Is. here It is," she called,
as she ran up the steps with a long
.envelope. Now let's read II. quick"
SO they sat in front OF the big
open fire and Jack began the letter
Dearest Kiddies: Uncle led
hopes you are both we'll and happy
and that you arc very good children.
-fou must be good to your mother.
FOR you know Uncle Ted always finds
out sooner or later. I am having a
wonderful visit in Washington and
only wish you could be with me.
Even now the city shows marked
signs OF the big event to start on
4 November II. when the representa-
tives Of the big countries meet here
for the conference which we nope
will result in cutting down arma-
mentts and lessening the chances Of
war for the future. with the Ger
4 raan, Austrian and Hungarian peace
i treaties out OF the way and with ac-
tive work in progress toward the
4 NIIWNAtINhIAWMn anu appointment NA
Ambassadors. and resuming Of diplo-
matte relations. the thoughts OF the
4 State Department can be turned 10
4 the work Of the conference with
nothing else TO worry them.
"The first to arrive in connecuoE
4 with this conference arrived on Sun
lay. October %. when the first Of
4 the Japanese delegation came from
San Francisco. where they landed
y several days before from their boat
In this delegation were Vice Ad-
4 miral Kato and General Tanaka and
4 several aides. who will play an i'm
8 portant part in the conference
Prince Tokogawa. who heads the
4 japanese delegation. will arrive SCOT
4 with Admiral Tomasabura Kato
another delegate. The third big del
egate from Japan is Baron Shide.
hara. who IS already In Washington
as Ambassador from his country.
There ase many people who zee
that this conference Is a foolish
4 hing because they think Il will END
the same as the Paris peace confer
! ence and the world club plan. Tht
4 can not be. children. because Prcsi
n dent Harding has made II plain, al
# far back as last July. when. he sen
n out tho first invitation. that com
plete disarmament is impossible AM
y we can be sure that he-will do moth
4 ing and has nothing In mind excep
action that Is practical As Presi
lent Harding said in his invitation
+. OF August 11-Productive labor 1
Evening journal., 1921-11-01
All! EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

You can now buy real epson salts
without the awful taste and nausea.
by asking your druggist for a handy
package OF "Epsonade Salts" which
looks and acts exactly like epson
salts. because it is pure epson salts
combined with fruit derivative salts,
giving it the taste OF sparkling lem
onade.
Take a tablespoonful in a glass OF
cold water whenever you feel bilious.
headachy OF constipated. Epson
ade Salts" is the much talked Of dis
covery Of the American EPSON As
ISOLATION.
Evening journal., 1921-11-01

Der IL. II may take several months
for them to complete their work. II
may mean many misunderstandings,
but in the end a settlement will be
reached to make IL. more difficult for
nations to hy at others throats
whenever they disagree. 1 will be
home again soon 10 tell you more,
but I must stop now and go to bed.
Be good children.
with lots OF love,
YOUR UNCLE TED"
Evening journal., 1921-11-01

The Want. Ads will advertise to
good profit. rooms to let and apart
ments TO let.
Evening journal., 1921-11-01

GOLDEN RAVEN CO. Al So. boulevard. GA-zs NEWY
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29
Clyne Theater Tonight

Dorothy Gish will be seen at the
Clync theater on Northern avenue this
evening in a comedy drama Little
Miss Rebellion" "oh. piffe, cries the
little Duchess, (Ntiss Gish), your con-
duct gives me paint" For she'd gone
stale on the palace stuff and her
flunkey's flapdoodle vexed her Then
CAME the Yanks and baseball, into
her seedy old dukery, and 10! in her
breast was born the spirit OF demo-
cracy. So when the fall revolution
came. her Highness sneaked to the
good old L. S. A. and went to baking
"wheats" in a beanery. The entire
Ave reels are made up of n whirlwind
OF laughs. love, romance and excite
ment. It's one Of the most interest
ing and lauEhable movie plays ever
produced in Pueblo.
Then Miss Texas Guinan, the female
Bill Hart will be seen in a two-neel
western drama The Lady of the
Law, and there will be a Pathe News
showing the Dempsey-C Carpenter fight.
At the Clyne tonight.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, ILL.,, July 2s.-Wheat prices
declined today largely Is the result of
an apparent halt in the export demand.
The market closed heavy lc to lac net
lower with September sl.25A to s125a
and December s1.27H to s1.27A. Corn
finished Nc a ssc Off to sc off to &c
up and oats lost Ac to sc.
In provisions the outcome was 212c
to 35c advance.
Downturns in wheat came after a
display of strength which lasted until
a bout midday. Continued smallness of
rural offerings together with gossip
under estimated, had much to do with
keeping sentiment bullish.
Profit-taking however by leading
holders including a big elevator con-
Germ, did much to undermine conf
dence. Then the nearly complete stop
page of export Inquiries began to at
tract attention and during the rest OF
the day the course of values was de-
Cdedly down hill. German bids at the
seaboard were said to DO nine cents
out OF line and only 100000 bushels was
reported as having been worked today
for Europe.
Besides to soma extent the edge APP
peared to have been taken off domes-
tic demand for cash wheat here. AL
tho choice grades were readily pur-
chased, the lower grades We're diff
cult to dispose of
Rains in Iowa and Nebraska prac-
tically offset in the corn market the
bullish effect OF drought reports from
other states. Oats turned weak when
other grain lost strength.
Higher quotations on hogs gave a
lift to provisions.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Washington, D. c., July 2s.-Tax re-
vision got into house debate today with
a prediction by Representative Garner
of Texas ranking Democrat on tho
ways and means committee what the
Republican majority of that commit
tee would make but few cnanges IN
the revenue law leaving to tho senate
the task of perfectins the tax measure.
Representative Mondell, Republican
leader, counted with the declaration
that the house would send to the sen
ate a bill, the best possible product OF
our Judgment"
Specifically, Mr.. Garner said that the
house committee would provide only
for repeal of the excess profitd tax, n
reduction in the surfaces to maxi
mum of % to 81 per cent and an in
creases in the taxes in corporations.
He said all other taxes probably would
be left as at present.
SupplementinE his declaration Mr..
Garner said lnter that his information
was that the Republicans pinned to
offer the few changes he had outlined
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Knnsns CITY. July cs-U. s. Burrau
OF Narkats-Cattle Receipts $500
dry fed beef steers steady % strong
beat medium, weight steers, s9.35s best
yearlinrs SaSS5 some held higher
rr1rs steers HtNady 10 -.S; winter
gragsers. S7soas IS. Texas. i5io4 80;
canners and rat she stock TO &c hIEh-
e. most cnuners around. g 50. bulk
good and choice COWS, = -'fl5 i6. hest,
s. No. many heifers. f6eari 80, other
classes around steady best ve1lers.
8 %. many palmer calves, ss.Non ~
good es1 pound fe1dors, Sf-I5' fairly
rood gtocters. IS nIEi SEQ
HoEs Receipts $500. active 70 ship
pers. goa -5c hiEher than yesterday a
averare. s1l.5 paid FOR hest liEht7
and mediums. 81 0f1il15 for 2il
pound and -7E pound weights, bulk or
sale. sloT57ll.-1s 0Hcfers buying
slow mixed dr0vcs rs 10 CSC higher
packer top {iilo; packing sows and
piss PC higher choice stock piss
SO %
sheep-Reeeipts 1000; tlillng classes
steady: Arizona lambs. e go motives.
1900: Texas vear'lnEs 1885. wethers
;5.25 ewes. Si55.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, July 2s.-Recurrent weak
ness among numerous speculative is
sues particularly equipments, was the
depressing feature of today's stock
market. Further pronounced easement
Of call money rates which fell to 3}a
FER cent played no part in the calcu-
lations of traders.
Gross declines of to 10 points &C
Scompaniod the steady offerings Of Rail
\ way Steel Spring, General Electric
National Lead and Pressed Steel Car.
The latter sustained an initial decline
: OF nearly points on overnight news
that payment of the dividend had been
deferred.
I United Drug. yesterdays speculative
tissue. opened at a 5 point rally, which
soon gave way 70 another over sale OF
II points. The final quotation, however
sshowed n net gain OF points,
Pierce Arrow common and preferred,
Studehaker, Pullman. American and
baldwin locomotives, Famous Players.
United Fruit, California Packing and
half a score OF kindred as well as I'M
classified stocks reacted ? to 5 points.
Rails were the only fairly stable Is
sues, notably Paclfcs and Coalsrs.
United States Steel and indep
issues OF that group showed occa-
sional substantial support with high
grade oils but eased variably at the
heavy close Sales $4,000 shares.
Advices from steel centers SAID lower
prices had brought little new business.
The quarterly report Of the Bcthlshem
Steel corporation disclosed large
shrinkage OF orders compared with the
frst three months OF the year,
Exchange on London was steady and
the French rate Eti-ened in response
to the lower discount rate announced
BY tho Bank Of France. German and
Austrian remlttances weakened with
variable changes elsewhere, Liberty
higher. Total sales bonds, par value
si2s75,Oo0
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29
SENATE WILL Be LEFT TASK
OF PERFECT|NG TAX MEASURE
Excess Profits Act Will Be Repealed, Cooperation
Taxes to Be Increased; Hearings Will
BeClosed Friday

as a "feeler" to the country and that
tho senate finance committee would
redraft the tax bill in the light of the
reaction noted during the proposed re-
cess of congress.
Representative Mondell told the
house that what was to happen as he
understood it.was that the ways and
means committee would consider the
question OF revenue, report a bill,
which bill bill would be considered in
the house in such form and manner as
may he determined upon after fall
consultation by the majority in the
conference"
The tax debate came between the
two committee sessions today at which
additional witnesses appeared asking
for repeal of various taxes. Chairman
Fordney plans to close the public
bearings tomorrow and to begin draft
Ing the bill after two or more days Of
executive hearings next week.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

New York, July cs.-Priule mercan-
tile paper, 5d6r4 per cent.
Exchange steady; sterling demand
1874: cables, 357E; francs demand.
T57. cables, 7ss; Belgian franks de-
man. as: cables, 7ls. glllders demand,
5os5: cables, 3na1; ire demand, 81,
cables AZ. marks demand. l23'z
cables. l24i5: Greece demand, 5ii
Sweden demand. eo5n Norway de
mand. 1880; Argentine demand, $3.50
Brazilian demand. 1liZs Montreal
10 ISIS per cent discount
Time loans steady 60 days, On days.
and six months. s per cent.
Car money easter hlch. ~ per
cont: low, 7L per cent ruling rate,
A. per cent. closing bid, per cent.
offered at ~ per cent. last loan, 81
per cent
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

The special picture I'm and Around
Pueblo" shows some wonderful photo
graphy and will materially advertise
Pueblo when Mr.. c. C. Corrigan takes
II on tour of the country. The city
officials believe that 1t will show the
people of the United States Just how
bad we were hit as well as the grit
and pep put forth to make the great
comeback, which is wonderfully por-
trayed in this movie.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

cali money or demand loans fell to az
per cent on the stock exchange today
This a. tho lowest quotation for such
accommodations in several years and
reflects not only the easier bank post
ton hut the light demand for money
due to extreme dullness in the market
for security,
Time money rates held at So per
cent to per cent for the short ma
TURTLES. the lower rate applying only
to high grade collateral.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

New York. Iuiv "copper" unset
tied: eIertrolytic SPOT and nearby, ~"
i2Lc: later. l2i, dl2fEc.
Tin nrmer spot and nearby. $685.
futures, 1852.
Iron nomir7lly unchanged
Lead steady sr1t, 81 20.
Zinc, quiet. East 81. Louis spot, t--0
3t25
Anthony spot, S465
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29
F. R. BANK REPORT

Washington. D. c.. July 2s.-Com-
bined resources and liabilities of the
twelve federal reserve banks. reported
today as. of the close of business July
q expressed in thousands of dollars
follows:
Gold and gold certificates. sssa.s65.
Gold settlement fund federal reserve
board. Sile.7Il
Gold with foreign agencies bank.
Total gold held by banks, Ss0a,+os.
Gold with federal reserve agents. ST.
6is.2S7.
Gold redemption fund SOS. 5ss.
Total gold reserves. s2,5Sl,23l.
Legal tender notes, silver, etc, 1884,
Total reserves. S26s5, zoo.
Bills discounted
Secured by United States govern
ment obligations. y59l,l5o
All other. 81 059.0i6.
Bills bought in open market, 49,
424
Total bills on hand. S1,e6a.a2o.
L. :. bonds and notes. ES4.175
L s certificates OF Indebtedness:
One year certificates tpittman aco,
s2l4s75.
All other se7s
Total earning assets. l.sp. ios
Bank premises, ;25,sie
Five por cent redemption fund
against federal reserve bank notes, 49,
Sos.
Unsolicited Items. stat,ais.
All other resources. si5,ot6.
Toll resources. S5iSo,aio.
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in. sioi .263.
Surplus. f2iS.S2i.
Reserved for government franchise
tax, si5. SOB
Deposits;
Government, s7i,Toa.
Member banks. reserve account. 81
s7S .s7T.
All other. t2i.92S.
Total deposits 81 f95,GTi.
Federal reserve notes in actual cir
culntion. sa.577.Sl7.
Federal reserve bank notes in circu-
lation-net liability, Sl75,il3.
Deferred avail1b iiity items. siiS,05I
All other liabilities. SlI,6i9,
Total liabilities, - ii0.el0
Ratio Of total reserves to deposit and
federal reserve liabilities combined
So per cent.
Ratio NJ gold reserves to federal re-
serve notes in circulation after set
ting aside Is per cent. against deposit
liabilities. s2l per cent.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Chicago, July l-Butter higher;
creamery extras. ul5c. standards
sa'sc. hrHts. 360 iosc, seconds, o7d
s5tHr
.EgEs-Firm: rcceint- 1879 cases;
arstH. 7siEd nc. ordinary frFts, 25n
e5r. miscellaneous. Pea 17i4c.
Poultrv-Auvc higher; fowls. 96izc.
hroilerJ. a5uIiC
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

New York Tulv 2s-Thc Cuban
sugar commission Mt a meeting here
TODAY fixed the new price of its raw
sugar at 2ac cost and freight, an adj
vance Of &c.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Furnished by \ s Walpole Room
a29-Si Thatcher block. Pueblo
Liberty si5s $3.50
Liberty first as SS7Ts.
Liberty second "a ts7.62
Liberty third ii.s sol o.
Liberty fourth ihs SsTI0
Liberty flrst lNs SOS Sc.
Liberty NTH AIS SOS Sc.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

New York July 2S-Cotton CLOSED
at net decline OF TO Il points. Spot
quiet sl2.l6.
Cotton futures closed steady. Oc-
tobor. S1l95, December, si2l0; Janu-
airy. sl2iO. March, ;l2.i6; May Sass.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Chicago. July 2s.-Potatoes nrm,
receipts ~ cars; Virginia, '5.2SdS.io
barrel; no other rales.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Ka1aaa city, july 2s.-EEEs un-
changed
Butfer-C Creamery. 4cTi3c.
Poultry Broilnrs. Sc.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

New York. July .S.-B1r silver. do
mcstlc. psEc; foreign, 622sc. Mexican
dollars. 477xc.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Lieut.. Gov. Sterling 81 Illinois
and Vernon E. Curtis. Chicago
banker, are enjoying their liberty
under heavy bail, following their
indictment and arrest last week on
charges of conspiring to defraud
the state. They were indicted with
Gov. Len Small, and Join with the
governor in denying the charges.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Denver. July s.-Cattlc-Reeeipts
400. steady, Seef 'tsors, 5000 50 f.
cows md heite-s, IS Sod7co; calves,
5000 Or; bulls, sSo1I5o0. stocksrs
and feeders N251S5o
HoEG-Recoipts LOO: steady at 10
higher; top. Sl101. bulk. si.76d5.to, =
Sheep-Recelpts LEO. CSC higher
lambs. Ss.5oGo5o. ewes. si.ood5oo.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Furnished by y. :. walpolc. Rooms
32q-s2 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Open High Low Close
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

GOVERNOR CALLED IN HEARING
Austin. Texas. July Ex-Governor
Pat NJ. Nerf late today was summoned
to appear Saturday before the ieGisla-
tive Joint committee investigating
graft charges to tell what he knows
of graft in state departments.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-29

Alice Joyce will also appear on tho
Palm screen today and tomorrow in
The Vice of Fools.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY

sholid always h. studied aud thought
u, Ia it, c,nncction, u II the crown II
all spiritual gigts and the NAY " spld,
a. which all spiritual gitts should hc
Wcc,ptcd aud Wlnssd toT the gloly "
Ued and the hclp 81 humanity ~ .
ple,c ~ literary arr this thirteenth
chapter II a p.gsv,t r,m. hut Il u Tar
mNe than that u j. description ~
IA, modest virtue AMI the most pr,Cti.
c,l mo,ic Ut s'rNtr go 1vd aud in,n. u
= an vuaghtcuiug comment alon the
groat princlp,, laid down hy our I.oul
ths, " sh,uild hove God suprsmely and
zach ether equally
The frst ,hge,' Vcrs,s dc,larc tho "a
lrcmaoN ~ mNe. PAU ssNs though n,
should sIsak vain IA hannah Tongues
ana even With thusr 81 ang,ls. these
supreme gllts Withvat lo,v Noud maNv
him bat . gisrr 1T soundS lkv = htasS
renilc' 90 a ra,uing ,ylnhal
NJ, onh ~ bat love l. suunme cv,n
v,'i he sat, of grpho,s, Though ouc
N,rr dNmely tnslit,l and endowed
With cN,nSciuary knvWls,lgc a. The
prophets NrT,. even then without love
h. woald ~, amount t. anything Fur,
ifsFmufr. "a comparison with ialth "a
talh hke that Asc,tlsd ~ the Lord
that Is ahlc a. rcmovc mountains of at
tculty -loVe stands supreme. And Vet
further the comparison g,cs Thc tcs
lVWal ~ an ones wc0lth Ia hcueNN,cAcw
lalsh, ~ due a. rTldc ~ haVu somc M
tcrsof patissc u taSvs love o. make
g.Ving What u o0ght e. ~. Nay. even
fcrthcr the thought leads Va \ man
m prSe~sing Christ mlght submit eVen
- uartyrlcsn burning az bis bgNly
" a Spiti, a pride % display. o. even
With the sslfsh aim of Winning a
ttowa q WartNriom. II takes love q
~, rtgh, even such q supreme Sscu0,o
a. this Al thesc gifts With lovc aN
Sres,. ~, without love they arV useless
IN NerS~s a. the qualities % low
4p ST tcrth. ns patience and klnancss
~ lack u envy and ngs,ic. It's beautiful
behavior. Us Suciesty and 1nsellish
ness Us pAtlence undsr prcVocatitn. are
al beautifully s,Atca Then ccg0es an
txpressiOn tast leve 'take,h not &C.
,oant Il the sNil" rhis nFssl>.hly means
ira, under the intlueace ~ love a peg>
Ssa> hare-crs IA rcssutment Cor wranss
tia, are donc 70 him. Hc has no hs, e
gries ancrs i.cse dos No, KEEP tcoks ~
hat Kind. Ancther gracious quality q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

,ScbsuEr with Headquarters here. y.
W t.ns rs,t,, secgslaFy 'tFeasaFvr Of the
rer-i,R County tarm bureau. express
~ N. sam. opinion.
urapes suld tot SIS ton In this VI
ully lcW YEAR, aEo before the ad'
vent II pguhlhllion. u was pointed ou',
last year th' pficr went 10 slto a ton,
Although ~lishds love, this season due
4 business c,ndi,i"ns the price u rls'
inr steadily IN View II rfop that u
Al oui onc ff,h oi no,wal. u IA said.
rho demand to- srNpes With which
I make homo mafn Wines Il Iesl@nsl'
IL fur the mcreesn 0ccor,llug To Craps
n alters here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-16

a
! ~, \ that u does not rejoice In un.
righteousness I, iocs not TAKE pleasure
% the died 90 character that IL not
rtgh nut Il dss fcjolrc With thu truth.
that u n the acceptance and prevail
enCc " truth. especially ~ the truth
As u II IN Jesus, Love Is glad Nhen the
gusp,l trlumphs The next quality II
1--we h. given thus hearvth al things
That h. 'goNcreih an things We ind
tbs meaning Ut the wuId In I Peter as
whvfr u u s,id. "l.oNe coNVrcth a mul
ulpUe ~ sins Tast l. lNr hlies faults
Ia others Instead " patadlng and ctitt
Vifing them Tho glnNing description
ccntiuu,S "nlir,v,h an thlugs hcrcth
Ia, things rulurc,h ~ ,hings" love
trusts hopes and hears az even when
circumstances ntr wost untovart u
si~o believes tho hest In pcoplc hopes
Oh, ihy best and vndurrS thy Wws,
love y tlernsl
Tho rcrmanvnt ahiilng ~ love il now
tvclarci IN Ncts,s Nla love never fails
pruphr, les VIII ~ don, away IA their
ftlrllm,nt, thv gtu Oi tengucs shan
cease as a srochl endowment " the
churhrs aud ih.s hss vswv ~ pass
r,vp NnoWl'lse sh1l D. a.H, away IN
h'eh,i kuoWlrde, hui lr,r neNe,
~ sses. ouf knuWlstgr. oven out hast
knoNl,,lsc is vnN partial AVID IN ,hr
u'nrr state ~ peftc,tlon our partial
knowledge shall loss away /, II Ike
~ gtoNth IRWIN ,h,ldho,d % maturity
The things that child understands
nj slsaks and rraSon~ cut ~rNe hts
purposr IN = Dh,lds hie, bat thcy WELD
ta morc mature views, morv complete
know l,,iXc rhvsc childish thoughts and
;anclss suc hgi hchlud Evvn our chris
tan eNpcrrpce IL Ike that Thc great
things u Gul and hts gospel arr only
imrsr;cctN understood, We see them
a. 0nc who looks in a mirror and gc,s
crlN = hlurfvd ~ distorted image We
must remember thst the mirrors ~
epcisnt time werc no, ~ go.Ni as ours
,f,en b,ing hui FURNISHED metal, thcN
cave an nP~ff,'ct rrflcc,lcn This l.
very an, ftgnrv Tho very word Ne
usrs hero has hccn transferred into
rrrlish I, u the wOrd enigma IL
rs.aus 10 say that oUr glimp~s "a a.
vine truth arc ralgmatic, They son,c
tfnes puFsle us. W mus, Nan Cor tut
ther ught Ru, ". nnomiscs that this
fcr,hsg lieht shah comc, rhc time viii
y when ~ shall nc, lc,'k n,N the hl1r'
t~s mirrer ~ human pcrccp,lon. hut NJ
shall ~ Gst snd truth tscV n tacs
THIN cur r,artiAl know,e~iSV shall sNe
place % tgll knowledge, W. shah Know
as w,il a. w arc known, Ra, no~ whll,,
!, arc waitlng icr this gloriO0s state ~