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The Lambertville record., 1926-10-14
Charmer's PoWer Is MYTH

According to the director of the Mas
teur institute at Colombo, Ceylon, the
long held belief that snake charmers
can cause snakes to leave their Jungle
haunts at the sound of music Is
myth.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-14
Lifting" and Carrying"

The lifting capacity of an airplane
is Its maximum flying load Its carry
ing capacity is the difference between
this load and the dead load of the air
craft. which includes structure. power
plant and essential accessories.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-14
First Real IroncIad Shin

The first fully equipped ironclad
ship was La Gloire (Glory), French
warship which was launched in the
year 1858, She was 254 feet In length,
55 feet In breadth and 25 feet deep.
The Lambertville record., 1926-10-14

FARM LOANS On United States
Government Plan. 80 years TO pay, no
commissions. no renewals, no red
tape, you do not buy stock in the
bank. Loans closed quickly. Under
Government supervision, Apply dir
ect to the bank Pay no commissions
30 anyone. For details write to New
York and New Jersey Joint Stock
Land Bank, 81 Clinton st. Newark
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LAMBERTVILLE
CONTINUED from fifth pagel
HALLOWEEN TAG DAY
WILL BE ON SATURDAY

Tag Day for the collection of
Halloween funds in Lambertville
will be held on Saturday of this
week. $500 tags have been pro-
cured for the event and it is hoped
that they will be sold out early in
the day.
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Best Canine Companion

what kind of dog makes the best
rompanlon?" inquiries correspondent
Well. how about the lucky dog who has
the price and will pay the dinner
checks and buy the theater tickets?
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DO YOUR TEETH FIT?-Dr. John
A. Flood, Dentist, 213 Academy St,
Trenton, N. j. Announces The
installation of new machine for
the perfect fitting of false teeth. If
you are having trouble with your
present teeth or contemplate getting
new set, this improved process as
sures you Of complete satisfaction.
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INSURANCE

of every known kind and surety bonds
1t pays to have the service of ex-
pert insurance specialists who know
how to cover risks and settle
losses. We do it for Trenton's lead
ing merchants and manufacturers.
You get the same service in Lam
bertyille our numerous clients get
in Trenton We are not sub agents
but direct agents of the largest and
best companies with authority TO
adjust and pay losses. Our force
of 40 people many of whom are
experts in rate making and loss
adjusting are at your call anytime,
anywhere.
LAMBERTVTLLE. N. ].
Brick store and apartments
s-story s-room hrirk with 4 bedrooms. mod
crn bath. gas electric containing store
renting for Sl25. month and apartment
at $40 month AlAo corner lot. Both
parcels clear. Owner viii trade for Trenton
real estaie.
LAMBERTvuLE HOTEL PROPERTY
iO-i2 Bridge Street
On lot B0x275 feet 2atory brick hotel
property with l6 rooms, hot water heat,
gas, electricity. Located directly opposite
Terms convenient Early possession
"FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS"
DICKINSON co.
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
lbs Il. Hanover Street.
Trenton, N. ].
VIM. II. Wilmot, Jr., Lambertville
Mgr, 62 Delaware Avenue.
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AFFIDAVITS and Sworn State
ments taken for public. Anytime.
Home OF Jefferson St, Office Ma
sonic Bldg. ARTHUR VAN NAT
IA, Notary Public, Lambertvlle
k (2-19tf)
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cpeSiai itt Ffiudy ana Has"iuaS
Soaked Canned Peas
TO- or 3 for 25c
Crushed Shoe Peg Corn, the finest
money can buy l5c. or for 2Sc
when sold with meats 2se price is good)
Hecker's Pan Cake Flour, fresh
l5c or 2 for .25c
stringless Beans I5e, or ? for 25e
Tarten Assorted Jams. Jar S2c
Mixed Vegetables, for soup
Is, of 2 for 25e
Something for Change
Scrapple he's arrived 1Sc
back again, 10
Sausage .s...,.. 10 S2c
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Who whes teach Trading
all purchases which nothing
we will 20
milk chewing
and exchange them for Y elbow Trading Stamps
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Rump, Roast and Sirlion Steak fb 20c
of the finest Native Beef buy.
Rump and Round Roast out Of same quality beef 10 25c
Also Pin Bone and Shoulder Clod Roast fb 25c
Chuck Roast and All Rolled Beef tb lSc
The same class of beef,
Strictly fresh ground Hamburg ID 15c
eas of Yearlino Iamb fb 29c
DIN Lamb Chops tb 35c
i FRESH Hams. out of home killed pork tb 34c
Fresh Shoulder of the finest pork money can buy ID 27c
Pork Chops tb 37c
Sugar Cured Hams, whole or half tb 2Sc
Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half strip tb 34c
Picnic Hams tb PIC
Wagners Prepared Ham 1b SIC
Sausage tb SIC
ScraDple tb 15c
A full line of Frankf,rts and Bologna tb PC
Fancy First Size Pot atoes, bas Sl00
Fancy Second Size Po tatoes, bas 6Oc
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fahcy large bdHailds, uo1 INC, NE
California Grapes, ID 10c
Large bunch Celery 1Sc, 2 for 2Sc
Home raised Jersey Sweet
Potatoes, 6c ID or5 ib for 25c
Finest Glover Bloom Butter. ID S1c
Strictly Fresh guaranteed 4Sc
Eggs, dozen .....
Cabbage .--.- 10 &c
Special on Peanut Butter
Sc glass, or 4 for 25c
large mug of Syrup .30c
Tartan Brand
Large 2,a ID jars Apple Butter 1Qc
The finest Coffee money can buy
guaranteed, 42c ID
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CHIMNEY SWEEP and Cleaner Of all
kinds. GeoFge Hull Mechanic ST. New Hope
r. O. Box o.
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APARTMENT FOR RENT--Fur-
nished or unfurnished. Apply John
d. johnson, Logan Inn, New Hope.
(July tf)
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FOR RENT GARAGES on North
Franklin street Inquire VIM. N.
Whited, 1fl George St, Lambert
vile. $3.50 l0-714,2l4)
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
Bu United Press

Bu United Press
INGERSOLL, Ontario, Oct. 10
There's one thing that puzzles the
home town folks 6f Aimee Semple
Mcpherson, and that's her red hair
"She had golden hair when knew
her" says George Mitchell, taxi
driver. "How it could change is
what puzzles me-"
1t was here that the famous evan
gelist, now facing charges of OBJ
structing Justice in Los Angeles as
result Of her disappearance and
her dramatic temperance, was
born.
She attended the two-story white
schoolhouse here and lived in IN
gersoll until she was II, when she
married Robert Semple, a youth of
%, who conducted the 'Pentecostal
mission. She finally went to China
with him, where he died.
The town folk said that Aimee
may have flirted bit with the train
crew down at the station but she
could quote endless verses of the
Bible and always introduced visiting
officials of the Salvation Army when
they came to conduct public meet
ings. AS a child Of four she could
recite all the books of the Scrip
lures, they said.
Mrs. Ezra Cable, Salvation Army
worker, said that when Aimee was
n baby her father woula rock her
in cradle swung beneath a tree
and even then she showed great in
terest in nature. AS she grew older
she became the authority among
girls of her age on plants. birds and
flowers. Mrs. Sable said Aimee used
to herd the cows and chickens to-
gether and hold meetings, when other
little girls were playing with dolls.
A cousin OF Mrs. Mcpherson was
less kindly in her stories Of the
evangelist's girlhood.
1--WE used to hear stories of her
flirting and carrying on, and one
time down ut the depot my daughter
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
BY Ross III. Garrigus

Get out your ear muffs, the pulse
warmers and the old red fiannels
Folks, it's going to be a tough win
ter, according to all the dope put
out by Grandma Nature.
Frinstance, there's the yak.
The yak is growing the most fun
on record-that is, if yaks wear fur
To, tell the truth, The Times had
to get it's yak dope from it's horth
pole correspondent. So I'm not vi
on what yaks do wear when the win
try winds cuss outside your door.
1 tried TO locate a yak in Indian
apolis, to get the dope first hand.
No Yachts, Either
Everybody thought 1 meant yacht
and told me to scout around deep
water.
But yaks aren't the only ones who
are laying in a heavy supply Of
feathers.
There's eggs. Egg shells are so
thick, chickens next year will need
hack saws to hatch. Smart farmers
are taking advantage Of it by selling
eggs by the pound.
Squirrels Vicious
It's not safe to wander around Uni
versity Park. Squirrels are laying
in a heavy supply of nuts. -
Even last September there were
signs of tough winter ahead My
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15

gather in the corners of his eyes?
She knew 1t hurt.
'Oh, darling 1 don't mean that
the way it sounds" she soothed.
you know 1 was always happy
with you and mother"
He frightened instantly.
"Do you remember how you used
to run to meet me? 1 can see you
yet, long legs in your plaid stock
ings flying down the street. You'd
scream a block away, Daddy, did
you bring me anything >"
And you never disappointed me.
Samples of breakfast food, tiny
cakes of soap, or doh ads and
candy"
Those were the happiest days Of
my life, he sighed.
r. = Il
In the afternoon she took him to
the beach. They watched the seals
sleeping on the rocks, fed popcorn to
the gulls, and sat for a long time in
silent companionship, looking out to
sea. AT night she took him to a
motion picture theater, something
he refused to do at home.
The music enthralled him, but
the morals of the leading lady made
him uneasy again.
THAT story was supposed to
happen right here in San Fran
cisco" he worried. II don't like to
think Of you being in a place as
evil as that. With all that wicked
ness and drinking going on"
IT'S no worse than any other
city. Dad
But 1 hate to think of you living
in the midst Of such things, honey.
OF course, know you'd never do
anything wrong, but it makes me
nervous about you"
. You needn't be, darling. I can
always take care of myself"
Next day at noon she shopped
for mother, matching samples Of
material Anna had sent, and buy
ing with her own money a neat
leather pocketbook.
When her father had said good
by, she was surprised to find
what a vacancy was left in her
heart.
Late that same afternoon she was
asked to come to the presidents
office.
Miss Marsh" Jed Thomas said,
colorlessly. I'VE are raising your
salary s5 a week"
"Oh, thank you" breathed Sonia.
Il trust" he continued, that
your discretion will keep you from
discussing the matter with anyone
in your department. That will be
ALL"
(To Be Continued.)
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
SUFFERED WITH
| ITCHY ECZEMA
On Face, Hands and Back.
Healed by CutiCura.

For about three years I suffered
with eczema on my face, hands and
back. 1t started with small pimples
but kept spreading until 1t broke
out In sore eruptions, causing great
itching and burning. ! was con-
fined to the house on account of 1t.
could not put my hands in water
without bandaging them.
"A friend suggested that try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment I did
SO and to my surprise I could see
an improvement in q short time. 4
continued using them and In six
weeks was completely healed"
(Signed) Miss o. N. Jackson, 424
Beechwood Ave-, Waukesha, Wis.
Make Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum your everyday toilet
preparations.
Soap 25c. Ointment Is and Zoo. Talcum2 25e. Sold
everywhere. Sample each free. Address
"CuteurA Laboratories Dept II. MAaAen, MasaS
EEES Cytieura Shaving Stick zBc.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
SO m | A
A Story of Dangerous LOUe
Blu VIDA HURST

AT SIDNEY NAMES party SONIA
MARSH. II. and pretty, is discovered
kissing JOE CARTER. in dark bed
room.
Joe pleads with her to marry, him, to
escape the scandal in STOCKMAN. but
Sg2rIl Sonia r., refuses 8 him as she has TOM
through DR.. DON sTILLwATER.
Sonia obtains a position IN the San
francisco real estate office OF JED
THOMAS, his uncle.
MAXINE .LARUE. head of her, de-
partment, invites Sonia as well as
VIOLET, FERN. JIMMY and FRANKIE
to her. liquor party. o,,..-,
Sonia attends q dance at Giandilas
with BERTIE DONOHuE. where she
Sc j. Immediately infatuated.
BERTHE tells her that ddjGtsI Grane. 70 whose her
odic drinking spells and the only EEf;de Teasoin IL
because his father was an intimate
Sonia movie into apartments with
Maxine and her middle aged. friend
MAC MacGREAGOR are reconciled aft
Sonia looks forward exultantly to a
date made with Franklin Crane. but IN
the meantime to dspel suspicious. she
accepts an invitation to a dance WIN
WALTER D. HENDERSON. a wealthy
bachelor of Berkeley. ,,--.
He doesAot approve Of Sonia LYING
with Maxine. but Sonia insists there is
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
OPPOSE JARINE'S
MARKETING RULES
Attorneys for Produce Men
File Objections.
Rn Tnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.--Agricul-
tUrc Secretary JardIne must defend
his plan for national cooperation"
In marketing of fruits and vegeta.
bles.
The District Of Columbia Supreme
Court has refused to dismiss a plea
for an injunction filed by attorneys
for produce. dealers who object to
the plan.
Jardine proposes that the 10000
fruit and vegetable dealers in the
United States'sign contracts making
the Department of Agriculture sole
arbiter in trade disputes. with pow
er to inspect books and assess penal
tios for violation of marketing rules.
Dealers under contract would be al
lowed to stamp their products as
approved
Independent dealers call the
scheme paternalistic.
The dispute will probably go to
the Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
CHAPTER 13

Sonia was awake early the morn
ing of her engagement with Frank
lin Crane. She stretched her slender
body luxuriously. 1t was glorious
to know that she was young and
attractive. To have an evening
with the only man who had ever
stirred her pulses but twelve hours
away. She lay beside Maxine,
tingllng with excitement.
youth was the gift Of the Gods y
Walter Henderson had said. She
could believe that today. Not for
all the emeralds in the world would
she exchange hers. She was free
free-free. Captain Of her own soul,
Each mans fate is bound about
his own neck" Where had she
read that? But it wasn't true! She
was tied by no laws of God or man.
She would follow her fate as she
uesired. choosing according to tenn
berament only the beautiful and ex-
nulsite adventures. Nothing low or
cheap
you have too much pride to be
vulgar" Don had said. She liked
for mon to say things like that. 1t
showed they had been thinking about
her But none of them really under
stood the real Sonia. Sometimes
she didn't, herself. Don had come
nearest. She wondered about him
now. whether he would come to San
Francisco. Not that it mattered
greatly. Nothing mattered but
Franklin Crane All thoughts LED
back to him. Blue eyes, sweet. ap-
pealing mouth. like n young boy
His charm intoxicated her.
She could have sung over her
bookkeeping. Life was so entranc-
ing. But it was not more than 8
O'Clock when she heard Maxine. re-
peating her name. Sonia Marsh? ?
Yes, indeed-Sonia"' Looking up
she saw the smiling. half-tearful face
Of her father. peering anxiously
from the top of the stairs. She ran
TO him.
Daddyw
MY little girl!'
when did you come? Where s
mother?"
Mother didn't come. But !
couldn't wait any longer to see you. -
& She had dragged him inside from
desk to desk.
This is my father"
The girls greeted him with curl
Tosity, but warmly. He was so evi
IDENTIFY just what he was. a shabby
beaten little man, whose one great
joy was Sonia.
Seeing him through their eyes
brought a lump to Sonia's throat
A great wave Of affection swept
her, a desire to protect him from the
trealties Of a world that had always
been too stern for him.
Now Dad, you sit right down
here and wait until noon. Or would
you rather go out and see the
sights?'
III go out and look around,
guess. I'll come back at noon"
Maxine came up to them. Her
blue eyes were shining with sym
pathy. Sonia, would you like tc
have the afternoon off? I think
can arrange it for. you"
4 Not until then did Sonia dare put
the question that was laundering
in her mind.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
CUBA SEEKS TREATIES
To Reach Commercial Agreement
With Foreign Powers.
BIZ United Press

Bu tnttcu PTeSS
HAVANA, Cuba, Oct. 15.-Com-
mercial treaties will be sought within
a short time by the Cuban govern
ment with Great Britain. France.
Canada, Mexico, Italy and Uruguay
according to reports from author
lied sources.
The Machado government is un-
derstood to be hurrying work on new
tariff regulations so that they may
be placed in effect in October.
"A trade treaty with Italy which
will not only involve tariff advan-
tages, but which will contain articles
tending to attract Italian immigrants
will be negotiated. Large tracts of
immensely fertile land are available
for truck farming.
It is believed that with the double,
column Belgian tariff system now to
be introduced, Cuba will be in a
position to counter with an effective
weapon to force other nations which
carry on an export trade with the
island to grant tariff advantages to
Cuban products.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
AIMEE s RED HAIR
PUZZL ZLESOLD TOWN
Why 1t Was Yellow When She Was Here, Says BoyhoOd
Friend-TeI How She Loved Nature.

in-law called me out to see the way
Aimee was carrying on with the
train crew." she said. THAT was too
much and LAsaid to her the next time
she came to my house:
" Aimee, l don't want you to come
over here any more unless you be.
have yourself"
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15

Women, too, are acquiring fur
coats. This is a sure sign.
Aged Mariners Agree
Aged mariners along White River
say the sea gulls left for the South
the earliest ever known, despite the
Florida hurricane.
Is nature right?
How about science?
l called the weather bureau:
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy
and somewhat cooler" came the
word. "As for next winter, 1 have
no idea. No one can predict ethe
weather that far ahead"
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15

(To Be Continued.)
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15

partner and-I went fishing. We had
an agreement. He was to furnish
the worms and was to clean the
fish. I never sawesuch heavy scales
as there were on the blue gills. They
were so heavy you could hardly pull
the fish up. We used vinegar jugs
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
GOLD WINTER NEAR,
SAY YAKS AND EGGS
Nature Signs Indicate Tough Season Coming = Even
Women ACquirinu Fur Coats =

for bobbers. Even the minnows took
the jugs under
Ira La, Ira La
Eighteen coal men told me it was
going to be so cold that we'd shout
when the mercury climbed to zero.
Lions, llamas, lynxes, buffaloes are
all raising heavy boards to ward off
influenza.
The Indianapolis times., 1926-10-15
SOMETHING SLIPPED
Combined HOrseless Carriage and
Modern Auto Runs Amuck.

BIZ NEA SerUice
SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 15.-
Reginald Pike and Bert SQuires, of
East Woodstock, Conn.,, tried to
bring together the nineteenth and
twentieth century modes of trans
portation. On a flivVer chassis they
put carryall top of the vintage of
1895. All went well until a bolt
slipped. The 1926 part of the thing
shot from under. 1t was captured
after chase Of two blocks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

Youth wastes time that should be devoted laying
foundation of leisure and freedom And old age too
often after has got enough wastes time getting
striving for that which it does not need going down into
the grave with mind occupied with money, with worthless
schemes and plans for profit.
We told that live I'm TIME AND SPACE"
Time the length of existence Space
EARTH controls movements tells where and how
far we may 60.
No has been able to tell you what TIME or what
SPACE is.
One scientist tells you that time could begin and
never can end
Another tells you THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS
TIME One scientist tells you that space infinite that
there be any limit to it. for matter how you
might go you could still continue going straight line
Enstein with his soothing theory of RELATIVELY tells you
space ISM T infinite for everything curve and
how in what direction you go you bend around
and come back again.
That of course nothing For the with
scientific mind says reasonably Your interest
ing but suppose DIDN around and come back,
how far could go before to the end of space?
Philosophers and poets without end have sought def
milton of time Longfellow wrote:
What is time? The shadow the dial the
striking of the clock, the running of the sand-day and
night Summer and Winter, months, years. centuries
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If youth only knew.

If the young knew the value of creeping time; the
beauty of youth of enthusiastic active, buoyant life.
Time wasted is existence; used, is life
But to times flight the human race seems unable to
dust itself
Time mas been well described "a succession Of
events
When nothing happens THERE Is NO TIME. If you
% "a sleep and wake minute wake in twelve hours
il is the far you know When sleep time
fps
If death is sleep followed by waking it will make
fference to whether wake INSTANTLY in another
ord thousand million years later in another universe
TIME IS SUCCESSION OF EVENTS The length Of
life depends ON WHAT WE DO, how much pack and
Jwd into the hours.
The of genius. with intensely active, WORKING
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

these but arbitrary and outward signs the
of tme not time itself. Time is the life of the SOUL
Time is the life of the soul"
Yes, but then it is necessary to define life and
SOUL" and that you cannot do, either.
All we know is that apparently TIME PASSES. Or
rather we THINK we know it. The truth is as has been
well said, that time remains, and WE PASS.
'See the minutes how they run,
How many make the hour full complete;
How many hours bring about the day;
How many days will finish up the year;
How many years a mortal may live
-SHAKESPEARE ~
Constantly shakespeares mind was preoccupied with
time Fortunately for him he used the EARLY years we'll
always working earnestly from his boyhood his death
pitifuly early age.
Wiser than most men, he worked, built an enduring
and sufficient fortune in the forenoon of life. He
planned enjoy leisure and thought in the later years
his destiny to die just he had retired to live in
and quiet
Shakespeare, in AS You Like It," describes times
varying rates of speed
thine travels in divers PAGES with divers persons.
I'll tell you who Time ambes withal, who Time trOts
withal, who Time gaOps withal and who he stands
still withal.''
He tells you of the bride for whom time passes so slowly
while waiting for the wedding of the condemned for
whom the minute flies swiftly while waiting for the
gallows
But the great difference in times speed is the differ.
between youth and age shown truly in this pctures
snail in youth greyhound in old age.
If youth KNEW it would those hours that pass
too slowly.
If old age could it would to complain take old
Father Time at his rate of speed and MAKE THE
BEST of what is left
eve such things dreams made Of
little life is rounded with sleep"
That is one SAD and TRUE description of man and his
brief hour.
And another, just true tells that fe is real life
is earnest"
Life and time be worth while or not worth while.
Life worth whatever make of it. We cannot change
Nature change youth old age old age into youth
This picture, which true ten thousand years ago,
will be five hundred thousand years hence Realization
of its truth helps to be wise understanding it stimulates
the young and consoles the old.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-11

The old man thinks of something that happened, it
seem only yesterday and remembers that happened
twenty years ago.
For the old man. twenty years, like dream, pass in
The first fifteen years of life he looks back to
hem seem like ages The early years NEVER to end
ven the first part of Spring, with the going green
krass and flowers coming, whole lifetime.
Then, when he young time crept too slowly Now
Inc days are only minutes The Of fifty says Il have
thirty years left perhaps they will be gone before know
t." The of seventy knows that the time has COME
close books balance accounts bid farewell to days and
years that once promised to last forever.
To him there is night coming that will have no sunrise
bn this earth
Time is Fastening on and
What our fathers shall be
Shadow-shapes of memory
Joined to that multitude
Where the great but the good.
WHITTIER.