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enierisins Club o. Merry
Co-Round Luncheon

One ~ the eieyerest q fall lunch
cons was the affair for which Mrs
Percy creAth Smith WAS hnstsss
on Monday afternoon. when abe en-.
tsrtained members of the Monday
Civic club nj her home The theme
was the msrry-go-round. with the
luncheon service and the program
carrying out the idea. even the
clever musical numbers which pro-
vided a background.
The eenterpiece was Of slsdioli
and asters.
For the program. the members
read important items concerning
the European war.
The opening meeting OF Alpha
Psi Chi psychology club Of G.
p. s.. was held Tuesday evening
at the home Of DIR. II. u. Sinclair
Leland Thune. president. spoke on
"Aptitudes and Aptitude Tests
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Federated Church Women
To Hold Autumn Session

The Tacoma Council OF Fed
Grated Church Women IL holding
its autumn meeting Friday In the
First Congregational church. Mrs.
Ben Brandt, the president, 10 call
ing the meeting for 10 O'Clock. A
business session win be held. fol-
lowed by the reviewing Of two
missionary books by Mrs. William
Quest and Mrs. Olney Mercer. The
quiet hour viii be led by Mrs. J. Il.
Olsen Of the Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church.
Luncheon VIII be served at 1915
o'clock by the ladies Of the Con-
gregational church at which time
Or. Holland Burr, pastor OF the
church, viii speak about the fall
plans Of the Tacoma Council Of
Churches.
The afternoon session will be
opened by the presentation Of the
emigrant work Of Washington by
Mrs. Minnie Hines. The main
speaker Of the day VIII be Mrs.
c. s. Bell Of Bolivia, who viii show
moving pictures Of the countries
Of South America Special music
will be presented by Miss Mildred
Christensen and Mrs. Earl Weeks.
Accompanies for the day will be
Mrs. Raymond Tarr and Mrs.
Walter McHaney.
w. and NJ. club, Olympic Rebekah
lodge, meets Friday for luncheon
at 1890 at the home OF Mrs. II. c.
Manary, 2s11 Ia. f st. Mrs. Ethel
Lowery assisting hostess.
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Miss Gretchen Kunisk
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Entertain Couple az
Dinner Party

Honorlng Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Mcintyre Of Tacoma who are Just
completing their new home on
Vashon Island. a group Of close
friends surprised the young couple
Saturday evening with a dinner
party given at the new home. AT
informal evening was enjoyed dur
ing which the honored guests were
presented with a gift
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence G. Borell. Mr.. and hrs
Harry Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Puz. Mr.
and Mrs. Emil j. Borell, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harold Olson. and Mr. ano
Mrs. Warren Smith OF sashon'
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LoveIand Group Meets

Members Of Loveland Ladies'
Aid met recently at the home Of
Mrs. Violet Turner at which time
the committee for the bazaar, Oct.
27, was appointed.
Those present were Mesdames
P. o. Hedborg, Vera schmitz, II. +.
Pillsbury, Vern Schlatter, Mile
Slayer, Frank Turner, Oscar An
derson, Dallas, cy Greenlaw. A. F.
Kuhn, Peter King, Jack Kanton,
John Rohr, Tom Wright and Oliver
Omat.
Welsh American society will
charter a bus Sunday morning at
10 o'clock to 60 to Seattle for the
Welsh Singing Festival at Welsh
Presbyterian church. For informa-
ton call Mrs. George Palmer, Main
1925. or Mr.. Lewis Morgan, Gar
land 47s5.
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Past Worthy Advisers TO
Meet Thursday Evening

Miss Ruth Drawley, 300 East
18th st, will be hostess to mem
bers of the Past Worthy Advisers
club Of Tacoma assembly. Rain
bow Girls. Thursday evening at
O'Clock. Miss Vera Bradbury is
president Of the group and will
conduct the meeting during which
Miss Maxine schroedel will be
initiated.
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Bridge Luncheon on Fridsy
To Benefit Oxsnsm Hone
M. Peter Smeks i ckstmoa - comgi1>oo N111l
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Son Born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Payson

Mr.. and Mrs. Buford l.. Payson,
1921 So. ID st. announce the birth
Of son Oct. at the Tacoma
General hospital. Sharing the con-
gratulations are the little boys
grandparents, Mrs. Benton Brown,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wire.
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Hold Open House

An open house s1ll be held Nj.
day Afternoon and evening ~ the
home OF Mr. and Mrs, y. W Rsdout
% spansway IN honor 81 their
golden sddtng anniversary.
Friends and soqusiniances az.
cordially invited 90 attend.
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Reveals Plsas
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Tacoma chapter. DE hoisy Moth
ers' club, will meet IN the Masonic
templs. Thursday sssnins 81
o'clock. with Mrs Msa Mfohs pre-.
siding.
The msmbsrs Of the chapter viii
be guests III supper following
the meeting with Mrs. John Mund.
social chairman. In charge. assisted
by Mrs. Fred Davis. Mrs. y. N
sarff. Mrs. o. Carlson, Mrs. Fred
Peterson. Mrs.. w. w. zeiinsky,
Mrs.. Ellis Thompson. Mrs. Mrohs
and Mrs. X. w. Heisenback.
Mrs. Claire Blake Will present
Misses Bernies and Dorothy Hoe
mig. who will give = group Of
yodeIing numbers.
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leisure Tine Classes
Ccsr ~ Y. W. c. A.

ne tan tssm ~ Friday i<ts<fs
tsass classes sr~ns@i Esss ws<s ~
tns Y. VI. e A. wssh . large a.
ssn.isses. GLASSES frees sta . -.
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tsls Friday sssisse > stssssssssn
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IN shs gardening class ltnes -
vss~s ~ Mrs. W. =. isaFsussxts
win enssr swulssms Hsam~ ~
R~ssmss and = Ran A~sy 70
Hes.~ ~ Fshnsssosk
In shs AT appreciation eisss
Mrs CsFh ueuld wsll sI'sat IN
Spanish art. wtsh p~ssisaisf ssssu.
slun 10 'ssoys" What Does
t<lls Mean IN veaTs 70 Ina
question Mlas Kassss>sh Simpson
will help members af the heass
makers council IA sn~wer inisiis.
gently. Df. nhslmIdlns ~ the Cab
lsxs ~ Puget Sound viii discuss
current events. Mrs. william -
vsaus wiii continue the eiass an
personality and MIRA W. y isal.
lard viii arrange tbs travel talk.
Ths classes In beginning and social
bridge viii meet with Mrs.. An
thony Arntson and Mrs. ~ A.
Pstsrman. and German glasses
With Mrs.. Qfau.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

tenias antes de casarte COMMIT.
90. y esperaste con ell cinismc
de los seres infames a que 20 me
alejara para reanudar las rela
clones con el...
-iSenor, Sehor!.. Tened pie
dad de mi, tened piedad de no
SotroS L..
mo, nj Dios nj 70 podre-
mos tenerla L., iPero antes de
matarte, Quiero que me digas la
verdad, antes de que til preten-
das disfrazarla con la mentira.
que es 10 dnico que sale de tus
labioS impuros L..
-iAy. Dios milo, me niue
rOi...
II No, no te muereS. poruue
no te ha matado la yerguenza en-
ausencia mia, porque no tie has
muerto de remordimiento, infa.
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me, impura!" j.,
~ me has de escuchar hasta
Ell final t.. TIE aprovechaste de
mi ausencia, y mientras 70 SUI
fra Y luchaba por ii y por esa
pequenuela a la que he estado
creyendo que era mi hija,.,
O.
I'm grito horrible sali6 de la
garganta de Maria de la Cruz
al escuchar eStas palabras.
FL dolor fisico y el dolor mo-
raj y ell dolor espaatoso de Ia
humiliation, que no la habiqu
hecho rebelarSe antes ante IA
~injuSticia de esta brutal acusa-
ci6n, desaparecieron de So alma
de I'm golpe, cuando ell dolor De
Ia madre lanz6 aquel grito en- 81
corazon y en- sus entrahas.
Sc irgui6 altiva, frenetica,
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sualidad horrible ha dispuesto
las coSas de modo que tn ten
gas que Greer que yo te enga-
mo- lPero, por tn vida y por
mi vida, por ell Dios de justi-
ella y de amor que esta en- ell
cielo tie 10 juro, que esa carta
no es mia
Como que no?-dudG
Nunez ahora, sacando viva
mente la carta del bolsillo, v
leyendo ell sobre otra vez-.
iQue no es tuya?... IQue no
era para ti?m IQu6 nombre
es 6ste?...
-iEl MIC, 81 pero es que til
no sabes que..l
-GQue nombre es este?...
No dice EN- ell sobre, con toda
claridad "Senora Maria de la
Cruz de Nahez. Pasaporte MI
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

Iy Ell Presidente de la Liga ne
10 prohibian.
Cuando este ocurria, ell Cfrcu
10 tenia diez jUgadores en- terre-
no, ell pitcher Jerez Sc encontra-
ba junto a mi en- ell banco. 70 pu
de haber jugado con solo haber-
me autorizado ell Manager del
Circulo Cubano, pues formo par
te del Club va que con ESQ solo
Sc exponia a perder mas tarde
ell juego por utilizar a un juga-
dor no inscripto. Esto, es 10 que
disponen las reglaS del Base
ball. Y mas que csc era un jUe-
go de exhibition, va que al ga
mar ell Circulo primero, termina
ba la segunda mitad, y estoy en-
10 cierto al decir de exhibition
puesto que esos dos juegos, .3a-
gun la Liga, eran para decidi:
en- unO de ellos la segunda MI
tad.
Algo parecido o peor ocurri6
en- ell juego de la Unione Italia
ma y los Loyal Knights. Donde
un jugador de la Unione ocupj
ell puesto de un jugador de los
Loyal Knights, porque estos So
10 tenian ocho jugadores y la Ii
ga 10 autoriz6.
70 fiel interprete de las re-
glas de la Liga Inter-SOcial, no
quise jugar cuando al Circulo lie
falt6 un jugador y Sc me autori-
20 por ell Sr. Presidente de la Ii
ga, pOrque estimaba que mi ST.
tuaci6n no habia variado en- ma
da en- tan pocos minutes, y 81 al
comenzar ell juego no era juga-
dor eligible tampoco 10 podia
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Carta de A. Castro, el habl coach"
de Ia novena del Crculo Cubano
"Tira a Cuarta" lie contesta, explicando de nuevo
ell punto principal de la question.
Ell Presidente actuo bajo una justa peticion
del Club que no Sc marcho.

Publicamos a continuation
una carta de A. Castro, coach
del Circulo Cubano, que dice:
FL senior "Tira a Cuarta" Gi-
ce en- su escrito que 70 quise jr-
gar violando las reglas de la L.
ga Inter-Social, cuando ell Club
{ irculo Cubano tenia nueve PC
loteros, pero la Liga, velando
ror la bUena Marcia de eSta,
no me autoriz6. Yo no figure en-
In lista de Jugadores; pero mas
tarde, cuando ell Circulo Cubs
no solo tenia ocho Jugadores, sc
me autoriz6 a jugar y yo ME
negu6. NADIA mas lejos de la
Verdad que 10 dicho por. ell seno;'
"Tira a Cuarta". 70 tengo como
testigo al Manager del Centre
Asturiano que muchO antes de
t9menzar ell segundo juego ha,
ia hablado con el para jugar, a
10 que no Sc opuso, y cuando me
{ isponia a ocupar mi puesto Ell
Celegado del Circulo Cubano me
clio que no podia jugar va que
81 senior delegado del Asturiano
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.mponente como una heroina.

imponente como una heroina.
Pedro sinti6 que sus manos e.
ran cogidas por otras manos
vreltas tambi6n de hero, y es-
cuch6 una voz nueva de su es-
posa, que decia, rechazando n
tenaza de les dedos que la ST.
jetaban;
-!Escucha, Pedro. escucba-
me bien 10 que voy a decirtel
TIE juro que esa carta no era
para mi ~ 70 te juro tambien
a los pies de este crucifijo, que
Celia es tn hija, cue 70 no te he
enganado!
FL hombre la vic avanzar,
mlentras pronunciaba estas pa
labras, y poner la diestra en- los
l.~- de JESUS crucificado, la her
mesa reproduction del Cristc
de Murillo, que un artista de
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

nero 9.OO2?" mo dice ESQ.,.
isl, Pedro, ESQ dice! iPe-
70 tn no sabes por que retorci-
dos caminos de horror esta esa
carta dirigida a mil. iEscl-
.chame tie digo!...
isl, sc 10 que vas a decir-
me, nueyas mentiras, nuevas
falsedades t.. 70 sc por ave ~
torcidos caminos, como tn diceS
te han dirigido a Ii esa carta !!
iVeraS como los Sc!
No, Pedro querido, til nc
puedes Saberlo!..
ISL 10 Sc, te digo!... I've.
ras l.. Cuando yo me marche ha
cia Oriente, til va tenias quiza
un amante...
5Oh, que horror!...
It'll va tenias quiza un a.
mante!... Digo NAL; tai veg 10
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
Folletin No. 483
La Gaceta
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

media NADIA mas! l.. iContesta, 81
no quieres qu..-!
u Pero que quieres que re
olga, 81 no te crees mis- pala-
bras?... Esa carta no es mia
Ahora ell hOmbre frunci6 el
ceno, miranda a la cinica con o.
jos feroces.
-SC6mo que no es tuya ..
no quieres que!
II No, no es mia!
-IQue til no la has escrito?.,
iClaro! iPero te la han escrito
a Il Ill.,. Els de tn amante!. l." Es
del hombre con ell que me has
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
DEPORTES
ST ES DERROTADO CAMEO
NERI Sc RETIRARA

New York, oct. 26.-Tony
Canzoneri, ell excampe6n del
peso ligero, declare anoche que
81 AL Davis, de Brooklyn, lie de-
rrota la semana que viene, col
CARA para siempre los guantes.
Tony sufri6 derrotas, reciente-
mente, en- combates con Eddie
Brink y Eddie Zivic.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
BENEFICIO DE LA
SECCION ATLETICA

Ell partido del sabado, en- ell
parque de Cuscaden, Sc efectua-
"a a beneficio de la Secci6n At
letica del Centre Obrero. Gas
par Capitano lanzara por los
PROFESSIONALS, teniendo a Peter
Schiro de catcher.
Alfredo probablemente selec-
cionara a Mac Traine, por les
j6venes de la international, con
Manuel Fernandez de catcher.
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al sugerir que Castro jugase
empeZaba a cumplirlo err cuantG

Gil q Sun P4lIlO e1 udHH
6 los ierccL.,s dol p1olico.
Nalta ha elogiaGo ms que
nosotros, en- esta ciudad, a 3.
Fernandez. Fuimos los crime
tos en- destacar sus cualidades,
mOde5tia y correction pero 81
domingo Sc march6 a destiem-
pc, en- pleno juego, cuando saba
que su novena no tenia %suficien-
tie p%eloteros para continuar.
Quiza lie hayan aconsejado
NAL. De todos MOODS. para 6l
continuance teniendo ell aprecio
que merece.
Y lie volvemos a recordar 4
Bernardo, no a Castro, que pro
cure usar las dos manos en- Il
"primera base.
ESto deseamos ncsotros ca
cuanto a la Liga Intersocial:
10 Consideration para Ell pu-
blico.
&c La mejor conducta poY
parte de los peloteros.
30 Que no Sc confunda la pc
lota, un deporte, con actos de
valencia e intransigencia.
a. FL mayor rendimiento ro-
sible para los j6venes peloteros,
en- forma de regalos, y para los
recibos de Quota de los socios
enfermos 0 sin trabajo de las
socledades que patrocinan ell
campeonato.
Queda complacido ell amigo
Castro, a quien sinceramente a.
preciamos y lie pedimos contri-
buya, como el sabe hacerlo, al
mejor exito de la pelota anna
teur.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
IA GACETA

ser pasado dos entradas. Hasta
aquf es 10 que estimo llevara al
amino de los fanAticoe : iel ST.
"Tira a Cuarta" que no Eff 20
81 culpaole en- NADIA de 10 ocurri-
do como 81 entrevec en- 81
eeci6n Con ell bate, la pelota y
los espejuelos',
Como final lie uire que 10 est
mo, como 6l, que Ell iugadOr Ber
nardo Fernandez Sc retirara de-
terreno sngreido por los elogioS
y aplausos del p1blico.
Estimo, y conmigo cast todos
los fanatics sensatos, cue ee
uno de los jugadores mas mo-
destos del campeonato.
Poniendo punto final lie doy
mis- expresivas gracias, quedan-
do Vd. ate.
A. Castro.
Bueno es que Castro lea lie
nuevo 10 que hsmos escrito, y
yea, pOr ejemplo, que el no pu-
DO jugar porque Sc 10 prohib!6,
Gentro de SUI derecho, ell delega-
do del Centre Asturiano, quien
pidi6 al presidente hiciera cum
plir las reglas. R9querido p0r
el delegado del Club que habia
perdido y no Sc marchaba del
terreno, ell presidente de la L.
ga lie prohibi6 a Castro que ju.
CARA.
Mas tarde, cuando el p1blico
~protestaba violentamente de la
retirada de dos peloteros del
Cfrculo y algunos pedian que
sc les devolviera ell dinero, e,
presidents pens6 en- calmar los
anlmos y sugiri6 que Castro ju-
case. Fue en- este punto que Cas
tro decide que la "tangana" 81
guiera, negandose a iugar.
va ell presidente habia cum
plido con SUI deber, en- cranto al
delegadO del Centre Asturiano
La gaceta., 1939-10-26

Warren Giles, anuncio aver que
81 Cincinnati ira a la Habana.
en- la primavera, y ALI jugara
tres d~esafios. Patrocinara esos
juegos, que Sc verificaran los
dias %, % y "a de MARIO, ell 60
bierno cubano, por conducto de-
comandante Jaime Marine.
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
engahado!... iConfiesa, confie-
Sa, cobarde!...

Los dedos, las manos del in.
geniero, que temblaban con IN
temblor epil6ptico, Sc aferraro1
de nuevo al cuello alabastrino..
La mujer comprendi6 la ne
cesidad ineludible de preci
pitar la confession, para que,
cuando este hombre tan adora-
do la matara, supiera al me-
nos algo de la verdad, "toda
la verdad verosimil'..
Y dijo, en- una catarata do
palabras que brotaban de su
boca a borbotones, como la
sangre de una Merida:
mo-, Pedro, no! Mata.
me 81 quieresl iPero esa car
ia no era para mi! Una ca
La gaceta., 1939-10-26
Ell CINCINNATI IRA A LA
HABANA

Cincinnati, Oct. 26.-El adr1i
nistrado rgeneral de los Rojos,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08
Raymer's On Lake
Retreat Attracts

Sixteen accumulated years Of
improvements have made Raymers
on Lake Retreat. a delightful
place for group picnios or family
outings 81 miles from Tacoma
near Ravcnsdai..
Lake Retreat Ia well named and
Is one Of the beauty spots Of the
lower Cascade foothills. Tall
Douglass FIR trees border the lake
and nesting among these tower
ing trees are numerous cottages,
comfortable and modestly priced.
closeby are ballfislds, play
grounds In lawn. a fine swimming
beach. boats. canoes, dance
floor for private groups and In
teresting hiking trails. Fishing IL
good.
The lodge includes a store where
groceries. lunches. soft drinks and
ice cream may be obtained.
Reservations should be made
direct To Raymers at Lake RE-
treat or through Rsymsrs Old
Book store. Dos Third ave, Seattle.
Main 0357 fseattleD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

famed u1whA ySvey ee1oeRH -
n ~ - hnowa onano 6lnq1lcoD
- IN NevshwenG
WIN trails ls86lag n ~ Npops
tiuns. ioeAt sDeste foel1s1o4 sloom
and mud bashe ~ . NJ 90
ersts sw1mntne -. ~ rsougt =
vii prevS1e1 wson reerooolpon1
FEATURES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-08

In 1880. foreign-born whites In
the United states totaled
I3.255.3e3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-18

ny s president Of Commonwealth and Southern utility
e rs contract Chattanooga turning the vast power
gen tennessee Valley Authority for $786OOOOO The sale
% BP P1ssage OF the Norris amendment to the IVA p Dy
% % Kle is 10 Conn Guild president of Tennessee power
Clary organzation and at the left is F. c. Wilkins,
commonwealth and Southern secretary. (CentrGt FTeSL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-18
ssf Low PREMIUM

Many BRIDGE contracts are
\. Insurance policies. You have to
Nv small premium to collect the
tsrs,.e The premium may con-
1t Of the deliberate giving away
a trick which you are definitely
BIZ 10 win. Thereby you may pro-
|lG two or three other tricks
|h& could not be obtained except
EtAat procedure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-18
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Ths Authority on Authorities"
"Ths Authority on Authorities"

not make his contract. The problem
was one of entries, which he solved
quite neatly. He led the heart 4 to
the A, and then the club 9, covering
with the 10 and East overtaking
with the J. He now had a sure entry
to dummy in the club>7 to the 8, to
run the other three hearts, and he
made an overtrick because East re-
turned a diamond. The best East
could have done was to cash his
three high spades and thus hold the
contract to 3-No trump.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

desperate cries of suffering mankind.
Such an apprehension is subtle and
slow. And in my case it was uncon-
sclous. But a crisis in my own life
amply revealed it to me-
l had moved to Wales. had been
living there for several years when my
wife was taken suddenly and seriously
i'll. 1t was the acid test had long been
approaching. the touchstone that was
to show me exactly where stood.
| we'll remember. as | walked the
wet streets of that mining town. how
crudely. yet how inevitably. offered
up my supplications to the Citadel of
Heaven.
A friend who knew me well at that
period told me l had developed during
those agonizing days an odd habit of
talking to myself But knew better
1t was not to myself that was talking
AS look back upon the spiritual
struggles of the first half of my life |
am astonished that found it all so
complex.
twas not that debated how many
angels could be comfortably poised
upon the point of a needle. 1t was
simply that threshed unhapp,ly
amidst the hair-splittings of religion:
doubts that Eve arose from Adams
rib. fears that all but some narrow
sect we're lost
Now, by way of contrast. in my
maturer years it is much simpler.
am faced merely with the choice be
tween two alternatives. Accident or
design? Chaos or creation?
Did our world arise by chance. the
whizzed-of fragment from some cool
ing star? Or are we here. all of us, to
fit the pattern of a supernatural
scheme2
As I write these words there comes