[A] An interpretation of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, written before the opening on February 20th, 1915.
[B] An impression caught while crossing the bay at night.
[C] An address delivered in the interest of the peace movement a week previous to the observance of "California Ripe Olive Day."
[D] Suggested by the words of Timaeus of Locris.
[E] I am indebted to Josiah Strong for some of the suggestions in these precepts.
Transcriber's Note:
Punctuation has been standardised. Asterisms retained as in the original text. All other errors and inconsistencies have been retained except as follows; (the first line is the original text, the second the passage as currently stands):
- decipher tendencies and tenencies are prophetic.
decipher tendencies and [tendencies] are prophetic. - will be another similiar to it in
will be another [similar] to it in - Nor the sordid traffickers in human fllesh,
Nor the sordid traffickers in human [flesh], - That the tumultous Atlantean stalwart,
That the [tumultuous] Atlantean stalwart, - The raging of of our sea!
The raging of [our] sea! - Aristotle, Palto, Hegel, Kant and Eucken.
Aristotle, [Plato], Hegel, Kant and Eucken. - man was worthy of a crown of olives unles
man was worthy of a crown of olives [unless] - and that the fullness of the worlds life
and that the fullness of the [world's] life - the torch of enlightenment and fulfilll today's
the torch of enlightenment and [fulfill] today's - in the hour of perplexity, redicule and hardship
in the hour of perplexity, [ridicule] and hardship - the God who sheperds us with His love
the God who [shepherds] us with His love - Earger--so providenced--to carry to all pagan shores,
[Eager]--so providenced--to carry to all pagan shores, - I thorougly believe that those beautiful
I [thoroughly] believe that those beautiful - Jerulsalem to regain calm and self-control
[Jerusalem] to regain calm and self-control - Or, as He walked though the orchards,
Or, as He walked [through] the orchards, - the two original spicies--the bitter and sweet
the two original [spices]--the bitter and sweet - has an adavantage over many other varieties
has an [advantage] over many other varieties