Heralds of the morning; the meaning of the social and political problems of to-day and the significance of the great phenomena in nature .. (1909)
Tait, Asa Oscar. [from old catalog] · Mountain View, Cal., Portland, Ore. [etc.] Pacific press publishing association · leaf 332
as For thus hath the Lord said.The whole land shall be desolate;yet will I not make a full end With these scripturesin mind, how impressiveis the voice of the mod-ern hurricane and thetornado, whirling withsuch terrific furyto defy description,the shaking ofthe earth andthe frightfuland deafening… … to-day have not only seen such pictures as those on theaccompanying pages, but have seen the furious lashingand twisting of the storms they represent. For thus THE VOICE OF THE ELEMENTS hath the Lord said, The whole land shall bedesolate; yet will I not make a full end.As these things appear, the…
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