NEXT STEP IN EVOLUTION 



lars were given to suffering Gal- 

 veston; and Carnegie's immense 

 benefactions are but one of the 

 many indications of the full dawn- 

 ing of the day of living for others. 

 A single individual the other 

 day, a member of an unpopular 

 race, is wronged in France, and 

 all the world is aroused, and 

 flashes thunderbolts of wrath un- 

 der oceans and across continents 

 until there is a beginning to right 

 the wrong. Mankind is rapidly 

 becoming 



"... one in spirit, and in instinct 



bears along 

 Around the earth's electric circle the 



swift flash of right and wrong. " 



The marvelous sowing about 

 the Sea of Galilee is reaching its 

 ripening. The leaven is leaven- 

 ing the whole lump. The mus- 

 tard-seed reappears in hundreds 



ures of relief.— From Appleton's Cyclo- 

 pedia Annual for 1901. 

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