many individuals and institutions in Wilming- 

 ton to whom her loss will make a great differ- 

 ence, for it seems to us that she was always 

 busy in thought and work for others. 



Your cable as to the time of the funeral 

 enabled us to show some slight regard for her 

 memory in closing this office on the afternoon 

 of the 1 8th. 



Yours sincerely, 



W. MiLLIGAN. 



C. D. Mackintosh. 



'THERE IS A PEACE THAT COMETH AFTER 

 SORROW." 



Jessie Rose Gates, in the April Century. 



"There is a peace that cometh after sorrow," 

 Of hope surrendered, not of hope fulfilled; 



A peace that looketh not upon tomorrow, 

 But calmly on a tempest that is stilled. 



A peace which lives not now in joy's excesses, 

 Nor in the happy life of love secure; 



But in the unerring strength the heart possesses 

 Of conflicts won while learning to endure. 



A peace there is in sacrifice secluded; 



A life subdued, from will and passion free; 

 'Tis not the peace which over Eden brooded, 



But that which triumphed in Gethsemane. 



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