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I thought I knew too much.  The proper systemd way to make
speakup stop is
sudo systemctl stop espeakup
and it stops.  Starting it is the same command except one uses
start and it restarts as if nothing ever happened.  I was trying
an older command that may have worked back in the day but isn't
necessary now.

Martin