Hiram Dilworth

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"... clippings I and extracted several yellowed press clippings, from newspapers in Chicago as well as olber large cities, all of which attested to the competence and great promise of Hiram Powers Dilworth as a concert pianist. For good measure, he showed us some of the other clippings, too- and these were a testimony to Hiram Powers Dilworth as a poet. Typical was a statement from the Chicago "Front these quiet rooms 10 small volumes of verse have come verse that has attracted attention and brought letters of ..."

"... madly burning, - Till a beam doth pause, doth quiver. Poised that breadth of lake and river, And with dartle, strength and warning Shoots the radiant gulf of morning: ?Hiram Powers Dilworth. Painting Beenery. The bilge paintings required as scenes for theaters are now, according to an article in the Scientific Araer icun. painted with the canvas lying Hut on the floor, ..."

"... shading, madly burning. Till a beam doth pause, doth quiver. Poised that breadth of lake and river. And with dnrtle. strength and warning Shoots the radiant gulf of morning! ?Hiram Powers Dilworth. MAN'S DUTY. The duty of a man is to be useful to his fellow men; if possible, to be useful to mnny of them; fniling this, to be useful to ..."