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FOR RENT
1916 18th. Tor. b, mi. $50. OF
l7iS Oregon av, llr,
b, mi. .45. On
1917 10Th, b, 8r. %,
Gel, fur. .40.5t
1892 7, l1r,b, eel. mi. 40.M
GaO3 Z, 9r, b, MI. 3u.5t
309 14th, Or. b.. .30.S
nIK ,A enop. alley,
1sA19.L&M, ,lge lot.30.0,
72o list, Sr, b, Gel. mi. rs. 81
i606 kingman, Or, b,
eel, mi. .25. 81
~ l7th. it, ir, ID, mi. .--.o,
1919 S0th. IT. b, mi. 81
1911 1st. Or. b. mi. 20 81
1919 E. Or. b. mi. 20. 81
2619-21 K, 7r, b, mi. post
Hyattsyiile, Or, eel. POO,
Sio 10th. Gr. stahie -
414 Elm. Or, b. mi. Is. 81
2319 /, Or, eel, ,w,g. 1873
2022 H, Or. ". ......15. y
Ill E ne. Or, w.....13.3t
S21 oath, 5r, W. 81
2225 StPaul's ct 5r. WIZ 81
1904 11th, Ar. ". .12.3t
24l4 II, Or, w. .12.Ut
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FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
J 1900 +, lSr. 3b. $500. 90
1915 16tn. lar. 2b, mi. l5O.Uu
] ROOMS.
1900 18th, 5r, b, mi. 20. so
4s2-4s6 La av, office
} rooms. $40 and $500
1871 20th, Off, heat. Is. 90
J 4o6 La ay.2 b's't rs. 1900
STORES.
} l70S-10 E,2 large rsS50.OO
1902 Pa av, Ar, stO,
t Gel. W. g.........35. 80
1909 NJ. sto&2r......2o.Oo
900 10th sw. sto, eel. 1880
J 2l2l Pa av, 1r, .16. so
2205 l, 2r&sto. W. g.16.o0
1855 L, 1r&cel, w,g..15.5O
; 1918 NJ, W, eel. .15.O0
1903 18th, l room. . 1000
1916 18th. shop. 90
STABLES.
1912 G, IS. .cr. .l,w,g.S15.O0
18th. 18th. L. NJ. los
and side lot. 1900
} l1i2 18th. SIS, wr.l.w.15.O0
I16 10th, 3s, wr,l,w.1 90
} E50S &, IS. 90
1926 9th, 2s, WI. 800
1S93l L, Or. ". 100
VIII GOV 1QO7 pa ova
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED Nc MAN WISHES BOARD IN
strictly private family. where piano is in house; {;
$500 week. and board; post office.
Address n y. w.
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WANTED ANY PERSON FURNISHING ME
Information which leads to my securing order
for printing Will divide my commission equally.
represent one Of the largest and finest printing
establishments in this city, capable OF doing
every Jf work. Address
II. A STEWART
delS-12t' B1s ST. NV basement floor
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STORAGE.

FOR RENT-SPACE IN BRICK BUILDING 416
BROS, l4Is A.w. uo2i-tf
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lOR RENT-BY GEO. W
101 l1th ne, lar. 2b.
stable. SO.N
2201 p. Or. b&store. 40. 0C
923 20th NV, Or, ba,
furnace. ...........3 80. .6C
2822 q NV, 7r, wa. .l6.a
$40
1918 Pa av NV, f1ne large
new store & cellar. CT
fer wanted.
dek-tf
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FOR RENT
NV, 1873 n II av.
1Sr & b. $3.50. 90
NV, 1iU3 Mass, 4r, bluu.Ou
NV, 1119 y, 11r&b .55. 90
NV, 1907 1st. .13r&b. 81. 90
NV, 1882 X ST, LOT. 90. 90
NV, 1919 U. lir&b so 90
NV, 1922 22d ,9r&b. ~. so
NV, 25u3 SD, lur&p. +U.vO
NV, 2sO7 32d, 1Or&b. 10. 40
NV, 461 Mo av. .13r, b3O. .OU
NV, 3572 7th(sto) .Sr25. 90
NV, 1881 14th, Or. Is. 90
NV, 2O9 o, 1Or&b. 20. w
NV, 2OO6 18th. 6r&b. 1900
NV, 1897 5th, or. 1000
FLATS-N. W.
NV, 1911 11th. open
LIST floor, 2 rooms. $50. 90
I'd floor, l room. ...25. 90
I'd floor, 1 room. .15. 10
FLAIS-UNl
NV. 2012 14th upper pa
STORE:
439 Goth. $1,000
NV, 1872 7th. .......25.0 90
OFF
NV, 500 9th. offices.
NV. Gunton bldg. offices.
NV, Central bldg, offices.
Apply at Office for week
STAI
NV. r'r 1920 7th. $40. 90
II
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WANT ED-A WHITE GIRL To DO GENERAL
homework in IL small family: washing;
bring Gail at Ills 18th st. W de2 81
WANTED GIRL To DO PLAIN COOKING AND
Igh, homework in fat: good reference required
Address A. ID. j., Star Office de22-3t'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE ROOM. 1SX25; 1909 PARK
St, Mt. Pleasant; good location cheap rent; also
nearly fine barber outfit.
de22 oct DANIEL & ARMAT, Star building.
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FOR RENT-1917 18TH ST. JUST COMPLETED;
n squar- from cars 10 rooms; handsome home
$1,000 McCIALAND L. WEISIGER, l4O5 st.
p,1I-2nts
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WANTED-HELP. W


WANTED -STENOGRAPHER AND TNfE"liF,
e.: young man preferred; state experience ana
solary expected Address PERMANENT, star
ofjca da2l2-2t
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PERSONAL.

THIS Is THE DAY WE CELEBRATE LAUGH
and be merry, and let US hear from you regard
ing great cash exchange for mems gar
619 ID. de25-5tf
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WANTED-A COUPLE OF No 1 WAIST WORK
find steady employment by applying Mt
Il dooS
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FOR SALE-GREAT CHANCE TO BUY A HOUSE
cheap-A very desirable property, situated
New York ave. bet n. Cap. and 1st sts. has
large brick stable. lot 2Ox1OO. This property
be bought at sacrifice.
de22-3t sl6 st. NV.
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WANTED-A FEW FIRST CLASS MEN To REP
resent Ire Crown Savings and Loan Association
of Maryland: salary to right parties. Apply W.
W ARMADUkE. Manager, Jenifer building,
7th and ID SITS NV de3-tf
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CLERK AT AN INDIAN AGENCY IN IDAHO, ON
railroad. salary 81 200, in civil service, anxious
to transfer at with clerk In department
in Washington. Address Immediately Box 16s
Star Office. de24- -2ts
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W !. MED SALESMAN To SELL. PAchlNi
house plgdu,ts in Maryland. Virginia and W.
Va; experienced in the business and famlliaE
expenses to right party Address. giving full
particulars, experience. age. Sc. Box l'i2 Star
offiP
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FOR sALE-BAKER WAGON. COST 5000; COUPE
Rockaway $40. Standing Top Business Buggy
$40; Surrtv, $45; New Portland Sleighs. 500
Set Silver Double Coach Harness. cost $l23,
price $35. Hairless from 81 up; 200 Horse Blan-
kets, 75c. up; SO other style vehicles, cheap for
cash.
COGSWELL'S,
oc9-3m,9 200 11th NV.
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE &
DO6 N NV, 10r&b,
furnace. .........S $50. 80
1903 Meridian av,Mt
Pleasant, Or frame 20. AZ
COLORED TENANTS.
q Defrees st. Or. .S16. 30
BIOL X 1t. Or. 80
nnl9.ir
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

t0h SAt.E-
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BY THE OWNER.
BUILT HOUSES IN THIS BEAi 'TIFUI. SECTION
Construct Vi of the very best materials, they are
h combination of comfort and convenience, built
Under my own personal superytsio from start 10
HhiSh. HE fronts OF best brow and
Roman brick, spacious hrownstone porcIes. thirty
feet of parking. Granulithc side ana In wn walks;
cellar under entire house. with portion fitted
up with modern laundry.
First floor finished in quartered oak. and con
siSfS of entrance hall, parur, large reception hall
large, bright dining room. buffers pantry and
Kitchen. which has OF the best French s;y,i
ranges.
Second floor has three bed rooms and large ti..,I
hath room: porcelain tub: siIare marble wash
stand; latest improved closet, with patent nuis,.-
less flush tank
Third floor three bed rooms and bath room
same as one second ioor.
Fourth floor. two bed and linen closet
fin cabinet mantels, made by a local cabinet
maker. handsome chandeliers; open treplaces.
Houses beautifully decorated throughout. ana,
what is most important To Il home buyer. steam
heating plant Is guaranteed 10 heat the
house TO 20 degrees in weather.
Price, 81. 900. a.d less. Accommodate
terms. Houses open daily from m. to u m.
FRANKLIN r. SANNER, OWNER,
1861 COLUMBIA ROAD. COL. HEIGHTS. OR
DROP POSTAL AND WILL CALL de24 3t
FOR SALE SEVERAL VERY FINE RESIDENCES
IN Georgetown, on car lines for So. 500 g.. 600
Cash payments from $1,000 up. Also lots. houses
and farms III Virginia. from the Aqueduct bridge
to Falls Church. j. II. CROWLEY Il co.
de24-3t 1894 3od 81
FOR SALE-A 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT ~
small houses; PRICE. $500 EACH.
D. ii. WARNER Co,
oe<Z-St sl6 + st.
FOR SALE-IF YpI WANT THE REST IJnJ-SC
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WANTED. kEBESKY. 1903 7TH ST. NV
wiz pay the highest cash prices for ladies' gents
and ehdren's cast-on clothing and shoes and ha IA
Address II postal and VIII call. ocS-7Sts
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FOR RENT-WAREHOUSES.

Fur RENT-THREE BRICK WAREHOl SES. Is,
80: two stories; / frame. 40x5O; SIS, $12 and 5:
per month Also good 87-ft. wharf with alley
oc25-tf DANIEL & ARMAT.
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FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND EXTENSION FRONT
brougham, practically new; be bought for
less than one half original cost. s. J. MEEKS'
SONS, 622 G st. NV. de13-tf
FOR SALE-JUSr RECEIVED TWO CAR LOADS
of all styles delivery wagons Mt prices which
cannot be duplicated; invite inspection. Also
few ha made wagons. which can be bought
cheap S. J. MEEKS' SONS. 622 G ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-NO. 1913 ST. NV; BROWN
stone. window house; II and bath;
sanitary plumbing; lot 20x1O0 to alley; this house
is in irst-class condition and Is offered at a very
low figure, Sl0. l50; terms to suit purchaser.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR SALE-NO. 1903 4TH ST. NV; I ROOMS
and bath; lot 1Sx65; cost Sc. 900. but is for
sale at SO 800.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR SALE-ON f. CAP ST NEAR 3D ST. 9
story. rooms, all modern improvements: large
lot; house been built years: cost me So 900;
5000 can remain at 4la per cent; price, 5000;
must have equity in cash. Address Box 2s Star
office. droo-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED THREE PERSONS WITH $500 EACH
10 jlin two others in forming a baking company; :;
business already established Address Box 49,
otaF ONCE de25- -3ts
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FOR RENT-BY LATIMER & NESBIT, 1921 Il,
RENTAL AGENTS.
COL. HTS. CHAPLIN ST. ELEGANT HOME;
12r. b.; large yard; fine stable. VERY LOW
RENT. de22-3t
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nurse, ''hut he needs tcning up. ne -
fat and strong and contented. out there
IL kind OF look in his eyes that tells me
that he needs tonic
Then we Will call the doctor"
There is no need OF that" protested
the old nurse. .sThe doctor would laugh
at you and say that the baby was All
right. But know Just as well as 4 KNOW
anything that the child needs tontng up.
well. then, what shall II BET" asked
Judge Toll. "Parzgoric. sQuilis, castor
oil. hive syrup. beliadonna7"
None OF Them" answered the OLD
nurse. "for they are all drugs. and the
baby doesn't need drugs What he needs
is toning up
The Judge said nothing-he did not
know what TO say. OF law. politics OF
mining. of literature and Of other worldly
things he knew much. but OF baby fonics
he knew simply nothing.
What the baby needs Is catnip tea"
said the old nurse. Nothing win tone up
a baby's system like catnip tea Down IN
Vermont an Maine an Massachusetts
they always bring up their babies on
catnip tea. an that's why their babies
make such smart men an women
But l thought catnip was something
eats ate." interposed the judge.
Law. me. an SO II is, said the oid
nurse. 'but it's Just as likely living for
the world that'll tone up weak system
like a bowl OF strong catnip tea hate
10 see this blessed child pinin' for whatd
be the maxim OF him"
II know nothing about Il AZ all" said
Judge Toll, but II you say that the oaby
needs catnip will get some for him
Judge Toll went all over town after
oatnip. into every drug store. every
grocery, and every Doctors ONCE, but not
q sprig Of It could he find anywhere
You win have to send East for II,
the druggists said: ut doesn't grow out
here in Colorado"
.sThen send East for II wtliF' cried
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urc they were now enjoying in the catnip
bed7 None OF them, save tho old Mall
tese. had ever before seen or tasted tho
precious herb--they knew of II only from
the legendary lore with which the old
way-back Maltese cat had RECALLED them.
their fathers. their mothers. their grand
mothers. their grsndfathers. and SO ON
ad infinltum
And the moro Judge Toll thought II
over. the more he became satisfied that
he ought. in all humanity, to let the cats
stay and enjoy the catnip. So at last
he went hack 20 his bed and renewed his
slumber as best he could.
When he got up next morning and
looked into his front yard. not a cat was
10 be seen. nor yet vestigc Of the cat
nip. either. The turf WIS widely rent
and torn up. and every leaf. twig. srrig
and root Of catnip had disappeared. IL
was contectured that tho eats took II all
away with them. They must have had n
terrible battle over tina remnants of tho
FEAST. for here and there on the despoiicd
turf lay eyes and ears and bits OF tails
and tufts OF fur-siient but eloquent evil
dences OF the last tragic scene OF all.
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miiler's servant-giri. had seen him. too.
and. now that she came 10 think OF IL,
he had a glory round his head. 30. OF
course. IL must have been st. Peter! Who
else should II have beeng
The publishers tell US that kaimsn
Miksath, tho author OF "St. Peters
Umbrella" ranks with Maurus Jokai In
popularity In his ewn country. and II
seems probable that he may rival him
here. Certainly this little volume IL droli.
quaint, human and delightful. 1t II full OF
an amusing naivete. Our only kno~iedse
OF Hungary as Action has impaired II up
to this present, has represented II as a
fierce, dark, terrible land. where some
body was murdered every few minutes.
whore primitive manners and passions
stii prevailed. II Is refreshing 20 know
that Il does not always bear this aspect
and 70 be introduced to an historian OF
It's foik-iife 90 humorous. tender and
graceful as Niksath.
t-St Peters Umbrella" by Kaiman
Aiksath. Harper n Bros. u,so. For sale
BY Lcxman a Hanfprd1
q q =
Edward q Holden. ia q series of home
readings In astronomy for the henehi "
young people II Is simple. clear and at
traetivs ia style and msfhed.
gsstorses OF the Great Astronomers" by
Edward 3. Holden, u cents. y. Appleton
4 Cal
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say prayer or two. and. returning. found
her protected from the storm that had
come up during his absence by an I'M
mense red umbrella. patched and darned
10 such an extent that OF the original
material but little remained. Now, In the
whole OF Giovoga there was no such thing
as an umbrella And Pal Kvapka. the
beil-rfnger, had seen the form OF tall
Jew crossing the fields beyond the village
with that immense red thing like a plate
which his reverence had found spread
over the child And. save that he had no
keys. the Jew was just like the picture
OF st. Peter In the church. Ernst. the
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he once made very bad break by trying
to claim 4 certain city In New England as
his home. After the performance be was
called upon for a speech. He began by
saying he never felt more at home than
IN that city. He knew the faces before
him. ana he was glad. They all knew
him knew him as a boy. and he felt like
one OF them Most OF hts success was due
TO the training he had received In that
time and he wound uppby ssying that this
good old town of Hartford was the best
place In the world.
Just then man In the front row
said: That's all right, Mr.. Florence; but
this Amt Hartford. This Is New Haven.
The distinction between oratory and act
ting was then taken up. and Mr.. Jefrer-
son said that many failures .n acting
were due to the fact that people fall 90
recognize this great distinction.
"If a student Is inclined to be cold.
calculating and not easily influenced by
the things from without. he should take
up orstory." declared the veteran actor.
"If he be nervous. sensitive. easily Inn
pressed by outside Influences ] should
say the stage would be best for him. The
portrait painter h the orator OF painting.
while the man who paints scene. like
the Reading OF the wili.' n the actor
OF painting. An essayist is tho orn-
tor OF lteratures tho novel writer the
actor.
THE distinction may be noted in tho
difference between genius and art. Genius
produces. but art reproduces. An actor
r. called upon 20 reproduce every night
the same thing. and he must do Il in a
way that will Impress his audience that II
Is the frst time the parts were played.
II was staying at a hotel In tho South
some time ago. and at my table In the
dining hall was father and his little
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Judge Toll, Ana so he did. Tnat very
night he wrote 70 an old college friend
In Massaehusefts. informing MIN OF MS
dilemma ana asking MIN 10 SEND forth-
with goodiy supply OF catnip. no mat
ter now muas~it COST
came along a large express package from
tho East and when the Judge opened It
he found that u contained forty-nine
punches OF green cafnip. OH how fresh
and fragrant they were and how their
green leaves and assertive odors took one
hack 10 the ferny Wild woods OF dear old
Yankeeland,
1.-THE baby shall have catnip tea three
times day. now!'' cried the Judge
Here's enough TO last year" said
the old nurse.
.sf'li tell YOU what well do, we'll plant
some OF these punches IN the yard an
whenever we need few leaves for tea
We can step out and pluck them SO We
will have an eyer-lncreasin' surpiy..
That's n good plan" said tho Judge
we will plant these healing herbs AZ
once and they shall beauty and per-
fume our premises
That afternoon Judge Toll piautaA the
catnlp herb IN pretty rows in his front
yard and thereafter carefully Irrigated
them every morning and evening II was
sgrprislnK how soon the plants took root
ard IN leas than seven days were a.
nourishlng IN their adopted soil as they
would have been on tho hills OF Vermont.
Whenever the old nurse wanted to make
a tea she stepped out into the yard ard
rllscked q few casnsp leaves. stepped them
IN has water. and there II was. a. natural
a catnip tea as ever slmmercd on a stove
or trtckted Gown a nahv.s throat The
catnlp bushes meanwhile thrIved, and
shot api fresh sprigs and leaves. ard
their fragrance allied the air for a great
distance
Uncle seth Cooley. who lived en- CAPITOL
nil. enc morning hobbisd down 10 the
Ton place and lsaned over the fence ana
xased fenaerly Al the thrtftysh arb
"Iest as nAt'rai a. ever saia Ifucis
seth. slowly and sadly as his nostrsI.
dfatea lest a. nnt'ral as when sitty
an ] used 20 70 huekIebsrr3fn ia the
saeadsr near ths plum trees. eut IA Pei
ham Saw tsssa van vsagtlsn.s ,x,4ra
siVin' me a hOakRx on en-. mOulA ven
ia mind O Fixe 10 smell 'en ana take 'ea
hafae TO Nifty AnA ED Mrs. Barter
came ever from E0anA' MaAssJcn ara
begged 'tsoukay too. shS cried softly
over the coarse green leaves. as II he
sikh, - Them awakened memeries q the
time shsn "a tseie psng ana Hhs start.
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son. The father had scla ~. ~.
1 was. that was the MAJ
played Rip Van winkie,s TIA i,t,s. ~.
low had seen the play. ana whr, ! 49,,
my place ut the table he po1r,.s ~
finger at mo and saids say. Al sx,. ia
member the time when vonr ~. NJ
apar,w This was the grrasext eo,ss,ss.. w. ~.
l could have received / playra - -.<
as Il should have been played. for I, s..
pressed that boy"
Mr.. Jefferson then spoke hs3sav z. u.
distinction between comedy ana 80. Va S
''Garrick said he could riay trsr.S- ~ s<ss
he was indisposed as wen al 49, ~.
felt fne. but comedy called for I nss., ~
physical condhion." continued ~ sss.S.
or. Comedy has a serious aida - ~.
success one has IN presenting I 49,
scene IL In the seriousness with ~sS.s ~
Is presented The grave-dixxsrur eeec. =
Hamlet for example. Here IN - 1-..S
engage In the worst kind Of poo1S7s.
yet they are as sersous and phileoeuS11S{
as " tho world deprnded upon thor ~
ductfon. And In That lies the WIS -5
How do you account tor ~ -
ency OF huriesaue and vaud<vKh w ;7S
stage OF todayf What signs IL li
things are thcreV' was asked q ~! ~
ferson. ~
This same condition OF afRaiu Ann.uuI
listed before now he replied t4SS e5
dency from good to had. and hea ~ s.;
Is a shing OF history. At prennss Xz;.
iesaue Is thu thinw-~hu she ho1etS ~
this iiiegitimate acting Ia that ~ t1s
tory Is short. II IN IKE An ep1ccu~, ~
may live on canvasback duck - .57
on toast for long time, Su< eytr127
he will be calling for a n nry1n, ~ ,S-l--t<
krant and pork People 80 d - s'72
iesaue not because Il II b,sr,e6ugc 7S1
because II II buricsqne well played =
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ven. You Yielded TO semrtallcn. - -
took tho wife OF Url, and d41fVor37 &
husband TO the avcnging sWUr1 n
Ammonites, You, the King, <oas r. 4
] done And remember how - 7s
pentanfiy said II remsmhar ~
and ! repent OF them" Evea = me- \
done and surely You wiil moi -
door OF heaven for me- nj
And the voice died away from $3.50
the inner door OF heaven. Al 3S;1 ,1sS
ment the sinner ceased kncckJn9 IN
door was opened half way n.y. Z 3<{
voire came from behind The - r.
!. ". w g this snan and how 1l1ho2
And for che third time she veonS1e
tho accuSer replied. enume4a41n1
mans sins without recsunting Z
virtue. And the voiee replied,
" Get thte hence. Such efn2oeo 49,
enter tho kingdom OF heaven. 7
And she man said; 4 hear -
but have never seen Thy faess ~ ! ~
not know Thy name 7
And the voice replied, I - - ~
EvanEeiist. the snverite docC9 =
.'At that the sinner rejolsss. ~ -
Now. they surely cannot koon - r.
Peter and David let sne <nt6e -
they knew tho weakness Of humo4 n1 y
and tho great heart Of God Tea j
sru niled with love. Was Il ~ yGH ~
John this Evangelist. who &xo1o1G
your lifetime: ''tiod IL lows, an1 ~
not love cannot know Gody" Xm \ ~
exclaimed: "isroshsrs. iavs " ~ -
otherT' How viii you then ref<ne A
how viii you deny ina eutrancaf ~
ranouncc what you have extd - I'M
mo and open for ans the tnnes <out Il
.Ana tbc dfor acaraa 49, - -