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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15
Jndge Cen nr.A Van ynlkrnbnrr.

EAsToN, &ov. 15.-Jldge Scott called
Van Vall,enhurg, the prosecutor in con-
spiracy ca es against General Reeder,
Assem- iEman w eiss and M. G. Lucken-
bach, betorp him and sentenced him to
pay the COSTS of the proceedings, the
grand jtry having directed that the
COSTS be put on him when it ignored the
bill ef Indictment. Addressing \ an
Nalken urg, 4udgo Scott gave him a
severe reprlmand.
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arrc. - Clerk kills Himself.

COLUMBjlS, Nov. 15.-Elmer j. Reed,
aged %. the son OF we'll to-do farmer
and clerk for j. W. Sheldon, grocer
shot himse in the grocery store at so
East Fifth avenue. His body was
found ami note addressed TO his
father saying he ''coald no longer stand
the strain." What the strain was is
unkn WI, as also any motive for the
auj lde
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

SPoKAN Wash, Nov. 15.-Post-
master Nation has caused the arrest of
Mayor OImsted, A. A Newberry, E. B.
Hyde and d. f. Wetzel, prominent
citi1 Us They were officers and di-
rect,3s OF the defunct Citizens Ma
tional bank, which tailed with a de-
post of S ITO of postoffice money.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

CINCINNATI, Nov 15.-The executive
committee of the North American
Turnbund met here and denounced the
Hazleton shooting of miners as mas
sacre" and brutal murder without
parallel in modern history" and de-
manded the lawful punishment of
Sheriff Martin and his deputies.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

HAVANA dispatches contain the
glad intelligence that the steamer
which carries Gen. Weyler finally
succeeded in getting away from Por-
to Rico on Sunday afternoon. 1t
will be remembered that this steam
er was forced to put back into port
for repairs. Weyler is tough load
for any boat but it is hoped that the
Montserrat will now reach Spain
without any further mishap. The
people of Weyler's town of Santan-
der are waiting to receive him with
all the honors due to so great a con-
queror, but before he lands he will
be met by messenger from Madrid
demanding an explanation of his I'M
guarded remarks about the Sagasta
Cabinet. After he has explained,
he will be lucky if he escapes court
martial. They do these things diff
ferently in Spain, and it isn't safe
to swear at the administrator when
you lose your job.
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No Strike Ordered.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-In reference
to the rumored strike on the Ohio River
railroad Chief P M Arthur of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
said that he had no authority to order
a strike, and that in his opinion the
situation was not serious enough to
warrant one
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Women smuggler Arrested.

PoRT HURON, Mich, Nov. 15.-Cus-
toms ot.acers have unearthed what
promises to prove extensive operations
in phencatetine smuggling. Nearly 500
ounces of the drug were confscated,
found at the home of Mrs. Frazer.
The woman is under arrest.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15
Schroeder offered "a Chair.

COLUMBUS. Nov. 15.-The Waisen.
freund, published by the Josephinum,
a German Roman Catholic college
here, says that Mgr. Schroeder, who
recently resigned from the chair of
theology in the National Catholic uni
versity at Washington, has been offered
a chair in the Josephinum.
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Body Dragged Four Miles.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. William Sny-
der, aged 30, unmarried, was run over
by altimore and Ohio freight train
and killed. The body was dragged to
Cassers station, four miles west, and
found when the engineer was oiling his
engine.
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Successful Fiibustering Expedition.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 15.-Three
passengers on the steamer Mascotte,
just in ut Port Tampa from Cuba, re-
port successful landing of the last
filibusterlng expedition. They were of
the tilibustering party, but refuse to
give any details.
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Repulsed by the British.

SIMrA, Nov. ia foraging party
under Major Dorrien has repulsed a
large body of tribesmen. Captain Bow
man, Major Money and four privates
were wounded.
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DIR Harrison Allen Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15.-Harrison
Allen, NJ. D., emeritus professor of
comparative anatomy in the medical
school OF the University of Pennsyl-
vania, has lied suddenly of what is be-
heved to have been heart disease.
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Editor Stabbed to Death.

Hot SPRINGS, Miss, Nov. 15.-At
Ashland, an inland town 20 miles west
of here, w. w. Harrison, editor of the
Ashland Register. has been stabbed to
death by j. L. Mcdonald in row over
a church notice.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

The Princeton students are said
to be in lullaby mood just now,
and grooming baby songs instead of
butchering the air with the usual
college melodies.
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Argentine Crop Damaged.

LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch to The
Times from B enos Ayres says that
frost has daiua,ri the harvest in the
Argent nc 81 least 10 percent
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Ca1s&Go, Nov. l5.-The First Scien-
list Church Of Chicago, and the largest
house of that denomination in the
world, was dedicated sunday. The
members are Christian Scientists.
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pit. a ..i.hopric.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 15.-Rev. DIR.
W. U. McVickar Of Holy Trinity Epis-
copal churet Sunday announced his
intention OF accepting the call from the
Rhode Island diocese TO become bishop
coadjutor of shat diocese.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

The Charleston Gazette which re-
Gently published some very serious
reflections on the Bar Association,
in regard to it's action on Govern
ment by Injunction question, has
withdrawn its structures. Prof. Wiley
wrote to the Gazette and placed the
true state of affairs before it, The
paper promptly apologized, but said
that the public should carefully watch
every lawyer and not vote for one for
any Office until he has first declared
his hostility to the pernicious thing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

MoRGANTowN W. Va, Nov. To-
lighting Tom" Cooper has been
brought here from Preston county, hav-
ing been arrested by Constable DuvaI
of Pittsburg.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Nine new
cases of yellow fever and three deaths.
MOBILE-Cne new case; no deaths.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

PHILABEt PUIA, Nov. ia huge
anaconda, on exhibition in museum
here. severely injured Samuel Washer,
the museum Waterman, and crushed
to death valuable trick pony.
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MoReANrowN. NOVEMBER Is, 1897.

And George Wesley wants to be
Senator. However it is not what
he wants but what he gets that will
do him the most good.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1897-11-15

Governor Atkinson will discover
in his canvass for the senatorship
that the people think that one APP
plication is an elegant sufficiency.
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rlle weather.

Rain, warmer; increasing southerly
winds, probably high on the lakes.
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LaagS,on No Better.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-The condi-
ton OF John NJ. Longston of Virginia
is unchanged.
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Butterworth Improving.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-Major Butter
worth continues to improve, and there
seems to be no doubt of his speedy re-
covery.
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HAPPENED IN THIS STATE.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

In the frst scene the thunder was re-
Qulrcd 20 give due eject 10 the situa-
ton OF the crouching witches Il was
no; long ere the Jupiter Tonans Of tho
thcater alias the property man. APP
preached and seized the barrel. and the
horror OF the concealed boy may b.
imagined as the man proceeded to COW
cr the open end with q piece OF old car
pet and ne u carefully 20 prevent the
thunder from being spilled. Cooke was
profoundly and hcroically silent The
machine was uficl by the brawny
stage seryitor and carried carefully to
the side scene. lest In rolling the thun-
der should rumble before los cue All
was made ready. the witches took their
places amid flames OF rosin. the thun-
der bell rang. the barrel received its
impetus with young Cooke and the can
non balls, the stage stricken lad roar
ing Justify. 10 the amazemen, OF the
thundercr who neglected TO stop the
rolling machine. which entered on the
stage, and Cooke. bursting on the car
pc, head Of the barrel, appeared before
the audience. 10 the horror Of the weird
sisters and to the hllariiy OF the spec
tators "-Somcryille,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

The London Echo says a contrib
utor informs Us that he has Just re-
ceived Intelligence Of the death OF
raven. which bird has been In the writ
cr's family for over a hundred years.
The bird was a pet when his father
was q child In i59s. and had then been
In the possession OF his grandfather
for some years Il Is well known that
the eagle raven. swan and parrot are
each contonarians. An eagle kept In
Vienna died after a confinement OF IL
years. and al Shelborne IL an oak
known as the raven tree. IN which the
same pair Of ravens are believed 20
have ucsied Tor more than ninety
years. Swans upon tho Thames about
whose age there can be- but little
chance Of mistake. since they are an
nually "nickcd." have been known TO
survive 100 years and more.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

when an English dIp.omailst OF note
was travelling 10 Scryla some years ago.
he was entertained az a small town by
a number % the local magnatos. Tho
people % Scr,ia are not much given
20 travelling. and their ideas Of Eng
land and its great men are gained
chiefly from books After dinner a
strong br0ad-iaccd monk called for a
bumper. and began in a solemn mat
tor-of-iact way. The following speech:
You are q great traveller in our eyes.
Tor none OF us ever went further than
our oounty's limitg The greatest
traveller Of your country that We know
Of was that wonderful navigator OF
York. Robinson Crusoc. who. poor
man. met with many and great din
cultlcs. but by the blessing OF God was
at length restored 10 his native ooun-
try. his family and his friends We
trust that the Almighty will watch
over you. and that you may neyers, IN
the course OF your voyages and trayelN
be thrown, as was your illustrioui
countryman. on a desert island"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

which are Ear better than they are In
many states. unfortunately allow TO
court OF competent jurisdiction the /
right 90 dissolve the marriage bonds /
for two other causes and. stlll more |
unfortunately. allow the court which |
pronuunccs the divorce discretion TO
permit the rcmarrlage % even the gull
~ person. II Is dangerous work. tam
pering with the divine projections and
prohibitions 81 a divine institution, by
attempting 20 make that legal which
God forhlds. Mans lave cannot alter
Gods will. Human legislation cannot
change divine revelation. The drift o.
modern feeling and opinion on this
subject Is iraught with mischief and
misery.
am very much struck With recent
argument 10 favor OF the theory that
unhappy marriages should be easily
dissolved and remarriages made easy
and possible" BASED as Il Is upon the
theory that "the institution OF mar
rlage was not established by Jehova
nor By Christ. nor by the apostles"
UIsa perfectly logical and consisten,
conclusion. but to those who start,
"A Christian people certainly DO start,
from perfectly different premises, the
other conclusion Is equally logical and
inevitable. n marriage is not only a
civil contract or personal agree
mcnt. but o. an institution Of God. un-
/ der the law OF the state, blessed by
the Church and in the interest not
only OF individuals but OF society. %
must follow that separation cannot De-
secured by men and women 90 their
win. nor their mistakes corrected in
this way.
Perhaps these mistakes would Be
often more avoided % the iulissoluhle
character % marriage from the Scrip
tural and ecclesiastical point OF view
were more thoroughly recognized than
Il Is nov. And. al any rate. Il Is o
standing and a startling fact that In
this and Ia many other instances We
are Obliged 10 bear the consequences
OF mistakes making the best OF them,
instead Of feeling that We can get rid
Of and escape their results
Neither the city nor the state OF
New York Is In this matter a sinner
above an other Galilans. Our laws
are far better than the laws OF mos,
Of the states, And most Of the d.
y.rccs that are secured upon unscrlp.
/ mal grounds are secured by fictitious
residence In remote places, The evil
grows worse as Il goes west. But nc
one. I think. can doubt the evil. OF
the innumcrable evils which Il carries
IN is train. as lowering the tone o.
purity and breaking up the safety ant
the sanctity Of home. believe Il 4
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22
FAcrs Aeour mAnooANY
The Beautiful Wood brought with Mech
Effort Co America.

Enort Co America.
II will undoubtedly be news 10 many
that the vast mahogany forests OF Mic
aragua are controlled In Boston. The
cutting and shipping Of the immense
exports from that country 10 a great en-
terprlse In itself. to say nothing OF
bringing the wood here and manufac-
turing II into lumber. says the Boston
Transcript. One steamer plies regu-
larly between this port and Central
America engaged In this trade Five
hundred thousand 10 100000 feet is her
usual cargo. While the steamer Is now
on her way to the lumber ports, there
are somewhere on the seas bound TO
Boston four schooners laden With ma
hogany logs. Their cargoes are each
about 100000 to 100000 feet Employ
ed In Nicaragua and the United States
OF Colombia are from 1000 to 1900 ma
tive workmen and lumbermen. These
are under American bosses. The trees
from which mahogany furniture Is
made vary In age and size. When cut
they range In age from twnty-hys to
thirty years. and some OF them are
even seyenty-nye years old. They
average twenty-five inches or more In
diameter and run aa large as forty
inches or even more. For every ma
hogany tree that Is cut two others are
planted, and thus the forests are prac-
| u.ally uncyhlug,iblc. From the time
that the tree is iellod 10 the hour that
% Us dump on the steamer AZ the Hos
ton docks is an oyeutful life Tor the
mahogany Dor. The tree Is cut into
/ tho proper lengths and then comes the
tedious journey 90 thc coast. where u
is taken on board the vessels bound for
this port The greater part Of the cut
ting De- done during the dry season.
which in the United States OF Colon
bll begins about December /. The ma
tIycs oi that country seem 10 make
better loggors and are better adapted
To- numbering than the Nicaragulns. In
Nicaragua the season Is more irregular
and Tor numbering is less 10 Dee de-
pended upon. After the tree is cut Il
is hauled 90 the nearest waterway and
3 RATED 90 the coast. The logs are
hauled hy teams OF oxen from one to
six miles IN Nic qua. but often the
distance is very much greater. the
journey sometimes taking two days
Tho roads consist OF paths through the
forest that are nothing less than
p swamps and Increases. through which
y the oxen and horses along
% Only animals trained 90
work would ever make any prog
and American beasts would walloW
about perfectly helpless.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

Lawrence Hunter. the New York
writer. has presented Co Princeton Uni
yersity bis collection OF death masks.
numbering sixty copies. and probably
the largest collection OF lts sort In ex-
IsiClcc Several of the masks are the
only ones % the subject. among them
masks %, Dean Swift and Thackoray.
Tho cuaniCnanCCs are reproduced in
these masks OF Washington. Lincoln.
Daniel Webster. Henry Clay. John G.
Calhoun. General sherman. Aaron
Burr the actors David Garrick. Ed-
mund kcln. Lawrence Barrett. John
Mccullough, Dion nouclcault. and
Harry Edwards; Martin Luther
Goethe. Beethoven. Mendelsaohn. Hay
den. Mary Queen % Scots. Queen Eli
Eaboth. Charles ll. Frederick the
Great. Frederick william ~. Napo-
leon. Napoleon H.. Miaboau. Robes
. pierre. Marlt, Sir Thomas More. oliver
Cromwell. Robert Bruce. Burke. Scott.
Newton, sheridan. Keats. Colcridge.
Laurence S'crne. Wordsworth. Burns.
The collection will have a place IN the
university library now being built.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

The modifying Of the temperature Of
rooms has become an art. but Il prob
ably has never taken more orna-
mental form than that devised by NJ
Pierre Roche. a French SCULPTOR and
engineer. NJ Roche. taking a hint
from the fact that pipes carrying
liQueaod gases become coated With
frost. has constructed hollow metal
forms OF animals. etc, which are
chilled by the expansion In their In
terror OF gases hQuchcd under press
ure, A coat Of snow. hoar-fros,. gath
en- on their exterior oven in warm
rooms, aud the snowy aElro gives q
cooln6ns 90 the heated atmosphere
of balls and icasis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

A good story OF Mendelssohn Is re-
corded by Professor Max Muller In
recent number OF Cosmopolitan. De-
scrlbing a meeting Of musicians. he
says:
List appeared In his Hungarian cos
tune, wild and magnificent lie told
Meadelssohn that he had written some
thing special for him. lie sat down
and. swaying right and left on MS
muslc-stool played first a Hungarian
melody. and then three or four yaria-
tons. one more incredible than the
other. We stood amazed, and after
everybody had paid his compliments
to the hero Of the day. some Of Men
delssohn's friends gathered round him,
and said. "Ah, Felix. now We can pack.
No one can do that; q Ia over with
us" Mendelssohn smiled. and when
List came up TO h.m. asking him "a
play something. he laughed, and said
be never played now. and this, 10 q
certain extent was true. lie did moi
give much time 10 practising then, bu
worked chiefly az composing and d.
recting his concerts However, Llsz
would take no refusal. and 20 az las
little Monlclssohn. with his owl
charming playiulness said, well. ~
play, but you must promise me not q
be- angry And what did he play
Tie SAT down and played lrsi Of al
LISTS hungarian melody and the
one variation after another. go that ~
one but L.sz. himself could have toll
! the difference We an tremuiod lcs
List should Do oncadoI. for Mcudels
sohn could not keep himself from I'm
. itaiing LIszts movements and rap
lures. However. MoadeIssohn man
b aged never 10 offend man. woman q
child. List laughed and applnuie,
and admitted that no one. not be- him
p self. could have performed such a br,
/. yura.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

Cooke. aftorwarl famous as an actor.
being without the necessary cash to
pay for a seat TN front" go, IN behind
the scenes one night and hid himself
IN a barrel "He had for companions
two large cannon balls. but the youth
not being initiated into the mysteries
Of the place. did no, suspect that can
non balls helped 90 make thunder IN a
barrel as we'll as 90 a twcniy-four
FOUNDER The play was Macbeth, and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22
Tho Msrla,. snhmarlns cahls..

The worlds submarine cables now
number more than thirteen hundred.
according 10 the recent presidential
address Is the London Institution OF
Electrical Engineers, They have an
aggregate length OF 10000 nautical
miles. over half OF them being less
than Eve miles long. while eight OF
them exceed 1000 miles, They repre-
sent a total expenditure OF about fl0.-
600 900. about seventy-hve per cent OF
which Ia british capital A Zee, OF
forty-one repair ships Is maintained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

For some time Harry brown Of lola
has been carrying In his pocket a trade
dollar which some one passed upon
him. The other day he tossed Il onto
a counter. revealing the picture OF a
man. With INFINITE pains some one
had made the dollar into locke,. and
30 skillfully was the work performed
that when closed no sign OF a hinge
cnnll b soon.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

No ambition can take the place OF
love. The man or woman who has a
fine house. elegant equlpages and not
love Is to be pltied. The man or woman
who has no cQuipago but baby car
rage. whose books are the daily press.
whose clothes arc twice turned. but Ia
whose heart 90 love, needs pity from
no ono.-Rcy. Lyman Abbott.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-22

irving up. Are you borne down Win
povertyl A little child was found
holding her dead mothers hand In
he darkness OF tenement house. and
some one coming IN. the little girl
looked up. while holding her dead
mothers hand. and said. "Oh, do
wish that God had made more light
for poor folks" My dear. God will be
your light. God will be your shelter.
God will be your home. Are you
borne down with the bereavements OF |
life? Is the house lonely now that the |
child is gone? DO not give up. Think |
Of what the old sexton said when the
minister asked him why he put so
much care on the little graves. In the
cemetery-so much more care than on
the larger graves. and the old sexton
said. Sir. you know that OF such Is
the kingdom OF heaven. and | think
the Savior Is pleased when he sees
30 much white clover growing around
these little graves" But when the
minister pressed the old sexton for a
more satisfactory answer. the old sex
ton said. "slr. about these larger
graves. don't know who are the
Lords saints and who are not: but
you know. sir. Il Is clean different with
the BARNS" Oh. n you have had that
keen. tender. indescribablo sorrow that
comes from the loss OF a child, do not
give up. The old sexton was right. II
Is all well with the BARNS or. II you
have slnned. II you have slnned grlev-
ously-siuued until you have been cast
out by the Church. slnned until you
have been cast out by society. do not
give mp Perhaps there may be In this
house one that could tru,hiully utter
tho lamontatIon OF another:
Once / was pure as the snow. but
fell
Fell like a snowflake. from heaven Il
hell
Fen. 20 be tramDled as filth In th,
street
Fell. to be seoncd at. spl, on ant
beat
| Praying. curElng. wishing 10 dc.
Selling my soul 10 whoever would buy
Dealing Ia shame for a morsel o
bread.
Hating the living and fearing III
dead.
DO not give up. One like unto ~
Son OF God comes 20 you today, say
Ing. Go and sin no more while b
cries out 10 your assallants. Let hin
that Is without sin cast the FIRST ston
, al her" Oh! there "a no reason VIII
anyone In this house. by reason OF an
trouble or sin. should give ~
Are you a foreigner. and In a strans
land3 Nehemiah was an exile. AZ
you ponnlless? Nehemiah was poo
Are you homeslck7 Nehemiah va
homoslck. Are you broken-hearted
4. Nehemiah was broken-hearted. Bl
: Just see him In the text. riding alon
the sacrlloged grave OF his father. an
by the dragon well. and through n
hsh gate. and by the kings pool.
. and out. In and out. the mooullgl
/, falling on the broken masonry. while
: throws n long shadow at which u
= horse shles. and az the same time hi
= moonlight klndllng up the features
this man uu you see not only n
q mark Of sad rcminlscence. but the oou
:, age and hope. the enthusiasm OF a ml
T, Who knows that Jerusalem will be =
"A bullded. pick you up today. out
, your sins and out OF your sorrow. al
!, put you against the warm heart
!. Christ The eternal God Is thy II
n uso. and underneath are the eyerla.
IN ing arms"