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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-29
Prof. Prosser's Surprising Record.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2s.-Professor
Charles Prosser. OF the New Albany High
School. who graduates Friday night from
the Louisville Law School. has made a new
record. While engaged regularly as an as
sistant principal OF the High School, in
charge Of the physical laboratory, he en-
tered the law school, took the two years of
study in one, took the honors of both the
junior and senior classes and his entire av-
erage for the years work was 9l1a per cent
This included everything to be considered
In both classes. The course at the law
school is regarded as a hard one and a stu
dent who takes IL in two years, with an av-
erage of go is regarded as expert I'm his
studies. Dean Harris regards the work of
Professor Prosser as nothing short of a
phenomenon, when his regular work as
teacher is considered. Professor Prosser is
a graduate of De Pauw University having
carried of the honors there, as he did in
high school here. His record as a teacher
Is high. His friends naturally think that
he mas a bright future. f+tt
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floods Saa1abMM

band, a Mr. Barnes, and it is alleged that
he has been cruel TO her and did not
support her. Mrs. Barnes's son, young Bel
tried to induce her to leave her husband
and end the cruel treatment that she had
been enduring. This enraged Barnes. and
he said that If Bellinger wanted to adjust
the matter he was ready to do so then, and
at that grabbed a poker and struck Bel
Inger, who drew revolver and fired FIVE
shots al Barnes, most Of them taking effect.
Bellinger was arrested and taken TO Jail to
await trial. Barnes is alive, but in a dan
gerOuS condition,
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Accidentally Shot Himself.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April 2s.-Samuel
E Farmer accidentally shot himself in the
forehead to-day, dying instantly. Mr.. Far
mer was formerly county commissioner and
was one of the best-known farmers of Put
nam county. residing near Mount Meridian.
He had taken his revolver out to shoot a
snake His wife heard the report and his
continued absence caused her TO investigate,
and she found his lifeIess body He was a
brother of Thomas B. Farmer. of this city.
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$500 Reward for Anna Nav.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
CORYDON, Ind, April 2s.-Miss Anna
May, young woman of the southern part
Of this county. is mysteriously missing. She
had been visiting relatives in Louisville, and
several days ago she started home. Her
uncle accompanied her to the train in Louis
vile, since which time she has not been
seen. Her family is wealthy and Miss May
has considerable money of her own in bank
reward of 500 is offered for information
as TO her whereabouts. She is thirty-eight
years old.
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Richmond BOY. Lost Debate.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. April &.-At Dayton,
o., tonight debating team representing
the Richmond High School, composed of
Louis Ross, Walter Eggemeyer and Harold
Kapp, were defeated In debating the ques-
ton: Resolved. That the government of
the United States is superior i'm form and
operation 10 that Of Great Britain" Rich
mod had the negative. The judges voted
enc for Richmond and two for Dayton.
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shot His stepfather.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
WATERLOO. Ind. April 2s.--Herbert Bel
finger is now in jail at Angola and his STEP
father is In serious condition from bullet
wounds inflicted by the son. Bellinger'
mother has been living with her second hus-
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the crude oil. but the factory people got
word of IL and made report to the gas in
spector, who ordered IL closed The Missis
sinewa Gas Company, OF this city, has
lines. According TO. Mr.. Leach, Marion will
have a strong supply of gas for some time
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RICHMOND. Ind, April &-Si Sheerin
of Indianapolis. representing the New Long
Distance Telephone Company. has made a
contract with the Home Telephone Com
pany of this city. which now has a plant
under construction. by which the two are
to cooperate. The New Company expects
10 be built in here by July |, the date set
for the completion Of the local plant
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Total of S1.s1S.852. $3.50. a Gain of 65.7
Pc Cen

NEW YORK. April 2s.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clearings
at the principal cities for the week ended April 2s
with the percentage OF increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week last year:
Ma
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Boxing Matches stopped.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLB, Ind, April 2s.-Boxing
matches are a thing of the past in Rush
willie. Mayor Fraze has announced that he
Continued on sixth Page.D
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Yale PROFESSIONALISM Filled.

Totals. United States ISL. si5. So. I'D I,
Totals outside New York. 6Is.l53sIs II
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
A Csstsrdiy Outrage.

Last Saturday night some unknown
persurs entered the school house in the
Gunnisou valley. near Parkburst-. by
a ,parenily Kicking in the door. Th. y
proce-,i-d 10 tear up the seats. turn over
the stove. smash the windows To pieces
and tipped over the organ and des ks
After completing their devilishme nj
the same parties evidently went to the
Muund sci.ool house. at Cry. and re-
peaied the same tactics. except that
they broke the organ be, ond repair aud
pu i,.d d pwn and tore mp the wall maps'
The perpetrators "f the dee'i arc no:
kn,vu. The directors of III. Mound
s.ho,i, district NJ. .. offer slo' reward
for information ih,t will lead to the
conviction of the criminals.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
fo Was a Ihorou,a,.cd oesp,rid,.

A Journal reporter il just back from
the Norwood country aud wills down
there lie talked with several parties
about Kid Acauis, who held up the
Sn-ffirs stage in September and was
killed while resisting arrest. The mi
versal sentiment smoow the l'sst peOple
down there 10 that the killing u Adams
W 8 q mig hty goh thing. man MAS
in the cabin with Adams w..ea the
deputy came up with i'm rsid II was
the merest accident that Asians 5iltn't
get the deputy. the only r~sron' eIns
n- was out Of reach ri his Winchester
and wxs not g,.d sh"t with six
shoe er. Adams fired trst at the dcpu-
ty sheriff. pulling hts Elk siu~isr. s'mui
tapeously with the or..rr Ia throS up
his hanhs. and sbootin
The day before Adams WAS overtaien
h. was met on tn. trail by c,sm ~
with whom he speut several weeks lasi
winter Adams toll him wnat lac hat
.i,t.e aud that they Ses. al -r hun. but
that he won Il nevsr DE taken live. H.
so tdlu Ht was wv ''i' Hp - -
Un.uu Pacific early in The summer, told
al au1ut it aud claimed that 1t was ne
who shot the Wyoming s.er'h. but said
h la Ia ss the sb-riils posse hal him
surrounded. adams was well known
,iusn in III. cattle country aud the
ualvessal opinion is that he was Que OF
tie moet desL.ra,. characters III the
cuun.ry.
The Journal refers 10 this matter
a-.in 10y Wa, uf setting th. officer rI1ht
wuh tie !, s,iDp,pizers of tee aes'' des-
,er.do over Al Oaray. who sent reports
to tie beaver taIeis cfitic.sing tie
a.t...u ot the officer. Tie best people t.f
e ruunty endorse the officers course
a..i III stand 10y h,n, IL IL. occasiou
.-v-r d,.,nand- il. As the Journal said
before, the faster there fellows are xiiis.s
ui ne ls~ttsr for tho coun,ry.-T,l llu-
ride journal
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
s'esi ercstge Notes.

Special Corresponds mt.
Lots Of snow for hi, time OF year.
The Cedaredge school is preparing for
grand entertainment ami tree Tor
Christuias.
d. Doughty. OF Delta. is in this vicini-
ty.
The young people Of this vicinity
gave Miss Winnie Champion II pleasant
surprise las, FRIDAY evening aud good
time il reported by all.
Several teams went down Moaday to
move Rev. r. y. Brigg, houtehoid
goods from his ho;ne on the Unc"m-
pihsre TO The hoLse recently vacated by
ID. Doughty.
Mr. Krweil WAS in this neighborhood
the first uf the week surveying coal
claim for W. &. Cronk. He Sd, that
il i, the Fest coal prospect he has seen
on the Western 81, pc and Mr.. Cronk
went to Montrose, tuesday to file on
lhr same.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
The Beet Trusts F.aish.

To those to whom the high price of
beef has been an insufferable burden.
We are glad to point out that there has
appeared on the horizon u bright beacon
Of relief.
Some months ago. when President
Frank Trumbull uf the Colorado X
South: rn paused in his work of Matching
out the Cripple Creek short line. To
describe the wonderful possibilities of
the hen. we are inclined to the belief
that through the medium OF poultry nd
len food the people might find relief
With eggs at 30 cents a dozen. just al
the inception uf winter. and poultry at
corresppudinply high prices. it looks as
if he b.ef producers might raise the
price nt p0rierhouse another notch,. and
sell Just as much. The hen promises
we'll. bu, the difference between the
unmatched egg cnnni and the chicken
census is proverpial.
But in the Belgian hare Industry, of
which Denver has become the western
center, there 10 . real pr,mias al speedy
relief. One pair.of Belgian hares will
produce in a wear no less than - young.
Each of these will start in extending
the chain of posIerity in six months
The progeny Of d sIugle pair in three
years will amount to l2i .l6i ires. Each
hare at three months ought To yield 3
pounds Of succulent meat. more deli
cious Than chicken and as nutritious as
beef.
1t is estimated that there are nov
2O.OOD Belgian hsr-s in Denver. The
census increases daily. The potential
total Of this army 81 rabbits aud their
progeny in three years goes 50 far into
millions that figures are difficult io
follow. 1t is true that the holders oI
Belgian hare stock are at present inclin
ed to figure not On the present edible
return, but un the future geueraiiu;
Rabbits are now more costly even than
i".,t, but in the years 10 coue. when
over all the nov arid region there
stretch fields Of alfalfa Oh which herds
Of great brown hares playfnliy disport
themselves. tue ole-coy-one cali theory
reprsdu:ti wall hav. isit II. cattle
hopeiessly IN the rear. The trust wal
b. oulaoae.-Denver Republican,
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
Read Revclirgs.

:, ecial C"rr- ->pond mt,
John Read aud family have moved TO
the Hewett farm in Peach valley. which
they have rented for the coming year.
The upper Gunnison Sunday school
il making arrangements for Christmas
tree.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Forrest from Sur
face creek have been visiting friends
near Read.
The people OF the upper Gunnison
met at the schoolhouse, Tuesday eve
aud organized IA lyceun. good pro-
gram was arranged and AN Interesting
question t,,r debate was chosen for next
Tuesday evening.
Al Cook has reutcl DR.. McDonalds )
farm for the coming year.
Hawkeye
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
A Tragedy near Telluride.

4 tragedy took place at the Bessie
mines in Gold King basin, San Miguel
county. last Saturday morning. when
Ton, ipunsvsi -liJt ald instantly kiiieI
Percy Ellnt.
Elliot was employed rs a night watch
man and Dunavan as "a miner by the
San Juan Gold Mines company. Dun
AVIAN came down from the mines to buy
some goods at k-llrp- store aud saloon.
aud met Elliot on the outside.
Tr.y got inio AN Augment over u e
strike NJ Lake City aud Elliot became
p, enraged he pulled his revolver sui
shot at Dun wan but nisr,-d him
Dunsvan went inside the store and
procured u revolver from be' ind the
bar and toll Elliot io put up bis gun.
Ellio: shot again but missed b'- man
and then Dupsvan fired one shot at
Elliot. the ball penetrating the stomach
and killing him instantly.
Dunavan came TO town and gave him.
se;f up and is nov io Jail.
Elliot vas about ID years a age. up-
married and was formerly oarshai q
L.ae Cisy.-Dispstch.
So
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain in the
postoflic- at Delta. Colo. Dee. 18th
Bert Alienbough. Clara B. Agis
Homer Adams. }. A. Depew. W. l.. b..
Dillard.' ii. G. Finch. j. NJ. Kinsle..
Charles Kiimer. J. Il. Lamcan. Z. T.
Moore. Lydia Monigan. \. X. Omm-
amny. Thomas Randall. Jerry Wa =
rem. ID. W. Thompson. DIS. Woodruff.
In calling Tor these letters please say
tn y are advertised.
W. .. STEPHENS. Postmaster.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
Ssss~e % 800 4 h.,s~r..

CORY. rs'' ''f;s r.. >"yr.t lsrr -. Isys.
You are hereby notined t.sst -is.,-isl meeting
0f the rki.sisisr- oi In. rult Gfose.s' Ditch
and ke~ervoir Company j. -.aliet u i~ reid -
the &ound s-hoo. how're. iut-ry. count NJ tsrifa
etsse of 90 orado. 80, s-aturIla, is.tnia,-r a.
Ie99 At "'clo~k IT,. rtne ruri see - rosiS.d-
eItiR . rrs.A es i.tr Mt To- ihr artit les ~.
Incorporating sn.e svnptuy. whsh anse.
Rer. Is in sds II nce --I.sw-. Thsf the pi-
tal -errk Of Il rtF,.Isans sse inrrsa-e. s. s.srs
TIs~ l'urrs, e sf = ID nsfm~st b~fug pr,-
vice the rr-tu> r. pt mirci hsr.s { slsrG
srsss~ dsmsRt> iw u-Iss axniu-r The Ir u s.fow-
ers b..eh he ~ q ..ssTsny by kisbsrI
i. y WHITTLE. Prr.,ds~t-
~. y. Kr~~FurT. S~rrrtsr
fFir~t put, Isr. L.: last lee ~
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
Nsssee ~t a.uuaI wc.stnx.

DTLTA. Co "pNi.. Dcccmbrr ". Issp.
Notice l. h.rciy gwen thai ID. nnnIa meet
ing Of he Lab. iSrk bitrh ~ E--er,.iir tam-
l~ny will b- he d ~ the in.i-i. b.i'rt f;r- IN
Deit-. Co'orad' N the = o. day - it,ceni- =.
ID. 1sy9, at tie hsur tvs fs-k -. The siier-
noon of aid date ut whi n tiI. - t,art II di-
fecforr OF I'D company Irf III. cn-uing vii,
be electrd. the levy Lx'a tor the ,n.u Ig year.
and such ether hus wi u. " n~sct..i a
m.y awf,illy csnie %. fur.f t,le meeting .i the
ao khosd-rs- HARRY Ut a.. ~. de 4
FRAuK BHowS- seriefary.
iSir-t putt. lsSr. -; last Dee gs
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

The Brooklyn Eagle has started a
boom for Lieutenant Governor Wood
II Of N. Y. Tor vice.pIe-idebt. Gen.
Woodruff has cue rejeemiug quality.
no. havirg been ia politics deep enough
T. hure inset.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

TIE snowfall of the past week has
been "A blessing FAR beynrd credit. The
depth has not beea great, bat has beeI
sufficient To be Of great beL-.it ,o the
RANGES and the orch ards.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

The Two wars now raging in the world
are not On large scale hut the outcome
is OF interest TO the Angie Sax"n race.
" England AMI America are both vie.
toriou- IT means the dominance of the
kindred race IN th- att ,irs of the world.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
s..,-a Pr.po~.r- for Co"m,s srpp,sc-

Public notice T. hereby ri~"n th"t The Dolra pf
County Comm 'ss'or.Is # uc'tn Count, C"l RI
do. will receive sailed proposals lp I" 9'd IN
curing Tuesday. anu ry , iu. tui u ni>i'n :.
said c, unite " tn supplies blank b."s. printed
records, election pr les Official bal'ots. stHIi"ii-
cry, ink. and in inci yer. thing in. ah1,t or fsr
carrying OIL The business If the several rornty
Offices
Proposals must be address t"th, underig ell
AMI endorsed Proposals nr surpi,s
The Board reserves the iiplt tO r. j,ci AIRY and
all bids. GEOkt.E =. CONEI IN,
Delta, Colo. Fec. !. 1925. Coi,riy l,rk.
(FiIst pub. Dee ,: lat lee. ~
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

The show windows of the business
b Iuses of the city are taking on Albright
holiday appearances as they are being
d.essed with pretty Christians goods,
.sud it don't cost a cent to admir-. them.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

The shortest day of the yesr occurs
next Thursday. Then the days wiIi
bexin to stretch cut aud before one
hardly realizes it the sprin. will bs here
with all OF its hustle and hurry.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Miss Bella Shupp came doxn yester-
day from Paonia 10 take the teachers
examination and also To visit her uncle.
Prof. U. W. K-plinger.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

"The Appeal to Reason' the Social
Democratic % gan has u subscription
] st OF sixty in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

J. c. Gale has couple II carloads n
new furniture on the way. uh.ch vii
arrive in IA day or two. Wait for them
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

The Hose boys dance at the o, ora
lift by buying ticket and going.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Masquerade costumes for New y ar''
dance at Ciarke's Drug store. Leave
orders at once.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

On Thursday. December 2lst. at 3 p.
IN. the ladies' OF St. Luke's Episcopal
Guild will sell their silk guilt at J. c..
Gales store. The guilt is now on ex I
hi6ition in Mr.. Gales window.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

No oliiical party can hope TOR success
81 an anti American platform.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Childrsa's picture books and . sul
line a Christoss gOods st Clsrks's
Drsg Store.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15
N~alr- 10 rt~rk ,.iaacr..

P.b'ic notice t. her by ri, .u that the annual
meeting OF the st,acH oil Ter. "f the Dcits Count,
Fruit Growers A.. ciattun vii lie led st the
Court house in . els. e ior-d,,. IN Monday. he
tth day of JHnui. ~. 1.s0. at u'clock =. IA r
the purpose uf 'lecfins - l-ss Il II dirvcior- 3 2
the EMS ing year, and for tie frsnsarton at sI
either b'Isfn'ss as NAV prOpcrI come befr' the
meeting GEO CALLS. Press, .nt
Gro 4 CoSKrIS. secretary.
First pub. Dee. Is: at Jan g.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

This office is -qu,pp',d in every par
tiru!ar for doing all kinds ~ job printing
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

u. Luce sells Cbsse 4 Sanborn's tees
and codecs-
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Il. Luce has the tinrst assortment, a
Christmas pip-s in D,lta.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15


One uf the Dshvcr Newspapers recen;
Iy yublisheL this clever Ut oi uIaie
verse. II purpori- to he au ini.rvie
with Yon iouson. q LarWIess owe,l'
from Erickson. Ncb.
Ay cuou eu On das Burlington,
Das vas snap lightniu 'ren!
Ay teak lie yourn-y yust brIdh
Ven Too oo oot " an har Ay bine!
Das puoty quick. yo bat mae lie.
But not - ,o.i or var
We" Ay ~ back ay tot mae wife
Das u,Os' 80 fast LAX har.
Ay coon dar ssv-n var ago
Mat eu gran tr-n; das bum'
Ay teak das railroads ,ust - siuS
Lax yud. .ment day vas c'p,m.
En- ven ds- ligh:nin' iren to day
Y.s,in ooy iuto ia AIR
IL, H. u~t lax baard away.
ay I.nk Ay shed mae tsir.
Ay got r.x dollar money -n
.la, p-,;S.t; das all right:
Eu 80 just hat ,nae life dsr bsne
A hot tam bar To b,shi.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Hunt & Co. for bargains IN fancy
China.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

B. Luce cells peanuts at ic,.cs ID.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Luce cells all kib,s 81 pickles il
bottle aud in bulk.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

B. Luce carries the largest stock of
nuts in town.
The Delta independent., 1899-12-15

Ladies calling cards with plates. This
office
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-27
DR.. MlNoT SAVAGE.

IF / were to call myself a spiritual
list in the general aoceptatton of the
term" said DR.. Minot ]. Savage, Of the
Church of the Messiah, II should be
representing myself as what / am not.
But / do believe in spiritualism. I m
vestigated the subject very thorough
ly long before the existence of the
Psychical Research Society, of which
| was one of the founders.
"The result of my Investigations leads
me to the belief that the spirits of the
dead communicate with us. have re-
ceived communications from people
whom 1 know to have lived on earth.
If anybody can offer some other hy-
pothesis than spiritual communication
L shall be glad TO investigate it, but ]
have never heard of one.
1T is a great question in the Chris
tian church today. am preaching a Sc
ries Of sermons on the belief In i'm
mortality, from primitive times to the
latest revelations Of psychical re-
search. My series was interrupted by
illness, but / shall resume the sermons
in the Church Of the Messiah tomor-
row."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-27
REV. DR.. DE COSTA.
The Rev. DR.. DeCosta said:

The Rev. DR.. DeCosta said:
Angels and living saints and dead
But one communion make;
All Join in Christ, their living head,
And OF his love partake.
1.-THE article OF the creed which holds
the communion of saints Is one Of
thoughts that we could entertain
Death does not separate believers In
Christ The bond Is not severed. We
do not know how the communication Is
maintained, but we may believe that
we have communion with the depart
ed; that in going away they come near;
that in birth is comprehension and in
death expansion.
1.-THE dead may prove as valuable to
us as the living. 1t is unfortunate that
the church does not make as much Of
this thought as it might; that Import
ant truths are sometimes allowed TO
fall into the hands Of jugglers and
necromanoers. and that the subject Of
healing should be so far neglected as to
give the Christians who talk of
Christian science the chance to set UP
a sect.
Through Christ, the departed may
be TO us most powerful aids, and we
should never think Of friends as gone
on before but rather as those who In
a higher and holier sense than ever
are ever at hand OF course this truth
eliminates I'm the holy communion,
when Christ, in some way that / can
not now define. is present on the altar
and when at the singing OF the Trisa :
gion angels and saints join with us in
alteration"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-27
OO0Q1 O0adab0alM
2a5z1w

avoid danger; you promised that you
would keep out of that rumshop; you
promised you would not associate with
those who led you into temptation. You
are the same drunken sot today that
you were at the last mission. Young
man, can you say that thoughts of I'M
purity no longer control your mind?
Remember your promise. IF thatiis the
condition Of some, and in such g. large
congregation 1t Is fair to assume that
1t is. you must turn back to God.
Although you have done so grievous
a wrong do not allow the devil to tempt
you and encourage you to the belief
that all is lost. Renew your fervor, ask
Gods forgiveness for breaking your
resolutions. If you are in earnest and
start in to live a better life. God will
forgive you and will pardon you fol
your broken promises. AS long as Goo
offers you an opportunity for grace
you must be willing to make a specia
sacrifice. Pray that God may give you
! the grace to make it well in order that
| the renewal will be the beginning Of q
new, a better, more perfect life fol
the honor Of God and the salvation Of
your own souls"
When the married women's mission
| opened last evening, Rev. FIR. Lyncf
delivered the sermon.