Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-15

| ows to betters Things. must, first of all
| 'iaht his feet upon the solid earth. He
| must recognize conditions as they exist
| ma not expect to accomplish in day the
| work of years
The great questions that grow out Of the
| relations between capital and labor will
| We believe. ultimately reach satisfactory
| solutions. But they will never be at
| aimed through the dreams OF state social
| SIN, which is a will-o-the-w isp, nre-fiy
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| The Model Prayer, by the Rev Gerard
| b. r. HallOck, ID. d. one vol. y mo, 81
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| Dr. Halock takes for the text of his
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| I'D not say. Use this form Of prayer,
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| s, therefore a model or guide 40 prayer,
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