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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

QThe rapid increase Of the free mali
delivery under Republican auspices
ought to give good paying employ
ment to thousande OF men, IL there
are so many in need OF work. By the
first OF July. 1905. it is estimated that
this service will embrace 80, 900 differ
ent routea, and it is expected that for
theft seal year following 5000 NOR e
routes will be added. Altogether this
will cost about s26, 900, 900 annually.
1t is doubtful if any other industry in
the country grows more rapidly, or
pays better wages. Now II an efici-
emit parcels post GOULD be added, the
benefits to the rural and commercial
communities would be beyond compu-
tattoo. This will c3me just q soon
Is the people demand IT. and can be
had for the same price.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

There was no cause for surprise
when Mr.. Hanlcy announced that be
would continue the management of
our state benevolent institutions on a
non- partisan basis. 1t was TO be ex-
pected by every one who knew the
man, and also Of the party that elec-
ted such man governor of the state
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Jimmy Beldon, the night clerk at
the lunch room near the Pennsylvania
depots through several successful
deals has recently secured a span of
foe ponies with which he intends to
fun hack line to Pretty Lake next
summer, We hope that Jimmy will
succeed as the people Of this city are
badly in need of good transportation
to this beautiful summer resort.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Startling rumors come Of a big tele-
phone merger, backed by the Bell in
tereStS, which is to absorb or drive
out If business all competing lines
President Roosevelt will doubtless
keep an eye upon all such combines
and see that the interests of the de-
fenceless public do not suffer.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

DR.. j. N. Hirty, secretary of the
state board Of health. has compiled
figures showing that the death rate
from consumption WAS higher In In
dianapolis than any other city Of It's
class in the country. with the excep-
tion Of Denver, COL, which was ,
high death rate owing to the number
Of consumptives that go out there to
be cured.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The Marshall County Farmers In
stitute will be held at Plymouth, on
Friday and Saturday, JanoarY Is and
IA, 1905: at which time will be held q
corn show, Is per previous announce
ment. Farmers are requested 30 take
notice Of this corn show and make
their selections.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The Lorain (Q) Daily News thinks
the newspapers of Cleveland have
been hypnotized by Mrs. Chadwick.
We thought it was the banks that
hsd fallen under her spell, but we
suppose there are women who could
hypnotize even editors.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

II anybody imagines that there is
going to be revision of the tariff in
the direction Of free trade, then be
knows very LITTLE about the republican
party and he reads to poor purpose
the advice TO be found in the ov~r
republican vote at the last
a1ocftn1
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

A 10Th Century man Of New York
has invented a device Tor turning
most any kind Of a vehicle into an
automobile; when an auto breaks
down about steen miles from home the
owner would probably be very glad TO
turn it into some other kind of . We
hfolo
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Since Mrs. Chadwick's gigantic op-
eratiopS reached Europe, several in
quiries have come from EarIdoms and
DukedOms over there as to whether
she is married, or widow on the
''elegio]e list"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

An Omaha physician has been jok-
ing about the wheather Bureau 5 pre-
dictlon Of the wheather and says Chief
Moore OF the Bureau won't even ad-
nit when he is wrong. The medical
profession doesn' I have to admit their
mistakes" they bury them.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Sherman Bell has succeeden in qui-
citing labor troubles in Colorado but
the turbulent element which he Ship
back until the General gets away him.
self
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The statesmen OF Xmas goods are
complaining because Of the difficulty
they have in aiding their would-be-
purchasers In making up their minds
as to what hey want. It's well to re-
member that some people haven't
much TO make up.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

A girl In Kansas town died from
too much dancing for charity purpos-
es. This will give the man good il
lustration who wants to talk against
dancing, and also for the man who is
opposed to charity.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Thomas w. Lawson OF Boston finds
it possible to bear the stock market
by using the advertising columns.
There's nothing like printers ink.
Try it.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Let US keep in mind that a half
Gentry OF tranquilityis rare thing
in the history OF nations. Already We
have had forty years Of comparative
tranquility in this country.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Judge Parker's political career was
very breezy but short. 1t went up
like sky rocket and came down like
a flying machine.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Democrats have been tugglng at the
Presidents message for over {, week
but have been unable to pick !. single
flaw In that statcsmeD-like document.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Christmas comes on Sunday this
year, and the America youth can
manage to have three-day holiday if
they work il right.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

John d. Rockefeller told his bible
class last Sunday that We are all ST.
pers Yes, with oil increasing, we
sometimes get very, very bad.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The United States Navy, like the
small boy, has just had an "experi-
ence" with the ''unloaded gun," but
fortunately no one was killed this
tine.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Tom Watson seems to think it east
er and cheaper to construct new par
ty than it is to make the necessary re-
pairs on the old democratic party.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The latest advices from Panama are
to the effect that the thriving little
republic has re Iched the banquet
stage. Civilization is spreading sure
enough.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

In the case Of Mrs. Cassie L. Chad
wick. It's a close question whether she
made money because she had brains or
because the other fellow was minus
that kind of matter.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The Russian battleship Paltava has
agaia been sunk by the Japs guns on
205-Meere Hill
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Leap year is almost passed but new
ertheless 1t would be well for ambiti-
Gus girls to remember that victory
is often won when defeat seems GER
tain
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

The country will see an exciting
race this winter between congress and
the war. Its hard TO tell which will
he I e more strenuous.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Have you noticed the increasing at
tendance at Sunday School as Christ
mas approaches.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Advertisements TO appear IN The TkIB
UNF must be In before Tue sday noon 70 in
pre their app. arsnce in the issue of that
week.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-15

Plymouth. Ind. December IS. 1904.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
4 Model Settler

Matthew Green. from Missouri, who has quarter of block l50 feet square at the -orner of Eighth and II. has set about seeing what will grow successfully in Imperial soil and climate.
 To this end be has planted his ground with q great variety of trees, shrub. and vegetables, and all are doing well, in- deed, so well are they doing that he says be can make a living on the quarter of a block The white willow, or willow of the desert, year old is about 3O feet high. There are also growing luxur- antly mulberries, pepper-, date palms, figs. poplaTs, grapes, cantelopes, black berries, logan berries etc. His grape. are sultanss and muscats, and he thinks this the finest raisin country in th. world. He is selling from egg plsnt- that have lived through the winter and are still bearng.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
They Did Not Advertise

Statistic prmr.i hy one of the great mercantile agruvir~ ut tNc country. a rc,~s.uis,d authority uu commercial matters. show that during the year lNHi niuvtv.irur lCr cvut. ot ail the business failures Wvr,, those ot uvu who did uut ad,vrii~r The moral i~ plain
 Tue man Whu du,> not advertise in th,-~,' days i~ like the pioneer ot '1H W hn ~at ,n hi~ iruut d,or and waited iur thv s@D gnld pirVv-s e. roll up. with thi~ CNOpt,un. iu lS'A the money came ot ijs uWu aCud. now any man who wi~h,.s to >uCvct-i must g,'t ont Hud hustle. The pioneers were mainly ir,uhl,d (" la.t enough enr.ls tn supply their customers. nov it i- a ease ut iud- ius customers for thc g,~d~
 The ~nr,r.~siul business man i- the one who picks out the m' dium that cirrulaic~ among th" I-~plc hr wishes c. reach aud advertise. l.vr~i~trutly and iu a manner C. attract tie attention ot the prospective buyer.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
Yuma as a Summer Resort

Yuma is about the last place in tue United States that one would cNlvvt to refer to aS summer r'~ort-althuugh they do say iha, the people ot Needles go down to Yuma io c'ol oft. in midsum- mcr. The above is, however. a caption in the Tucson star As will lv s-cn. it does not refer to Yuma itself. hui in an island. about siXty.hvc miles from that place:
 Arizona Is unfortunate that she has no sea coast. l, should have. li might have had. had not ihc same narrow minded ideas governed uur treaty. y.mak- CTS at the time of the Gad~icn Purchase as control the minds uf some people at the present day cannot believe thcrc Is any thing valuable beyond thc range oi their own contracted vision. N, that time the national boundary line includcl the beach of ihc Gulf of California trum S, George Ray io Point Lookout, ten miles below San Felipe.
 From Yuma to Montague Island. via tbe T. =. E. F. line. as run hy Chamber >coii in the '7u-. ihr distance Is only sjxty.iive miles, over an almost dead-lev,l mesa along tite west t,i.e ui which he the rich bottom lands of the Colorado River. N place on the Pacific Coast possesses more natural aiVan- iagcs than this island for both summer and winter resort. Within easy reach oi tbe celebrated clam tiat~, and hot mineral springs ot santa Clara. the fine duck. gooS,. and crane hunting oi the Colorado and HArly Rivers, the wild hogs oi the Hardic the finest fishing tn the world, the oysters and shelltish of San Felipe, and not tao far away the deer and antelope of the hills anl mountains, ingcather with the springs and the mud and other volcanoes oi ihe Cocopache country.
 If q railroad was built to this famous country II would soon become the most popular resort on the Pacific coast. IL has the most even climate m the Uni:ed Siaies-ueyer coll. never hot, no fog. no frost, almost the same the year around. Al the island the water l. fresh every iwenty-iour hours, and salt a- the ocean tide twice tn the same time: that l., when the tide l. in, the water is salt, but when the tide Is out the great volume of water from the Col orado flls the space Tbe tide rises 32 feel
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
The School Banner

During the teachers institute held here last winter. Mir. Howe. then "f ,h,. press, very kindly offered n ban ner to the ~choh having the highest y-.r-enias,. of attendance and th" least y-.rccniag. of tardinc~s He went tn considerable cxl-u-' and trouble l." get this hnncr and exhibit II tn the various -chnuls t-.inrr their close. and 1t was in T.. awarded ai tn cln-c "f . e school wear As vet however, but tw" teachers have rcpnrtei. All districts in the valley should bc hcari from. ani in order io give all fair show the time W III b-, extended to June 10.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
That Tired FeeIingl

If you are languid. depressed and inca pable for work, it indic.t that your liver k out uf nrier Ilerbiu- will assist nature to throw If h-adach,-s. rhumatiSm and ailments akin to ncrv- ousne~s and restore the energies and vitality nf snuud and perfect health. J. ]. Hubbard. Temple, Texas, writes, March 2o. lpU2: "I have us,l Heroine for the. past two years. IL has done me more gopl than aIl the doctors When l feel lad and have that tired feeling, take a do-.. of Ilerbine IL i- the best medicine ever made for chills and fever. 5Oci- a bottle
 Sold by Imperial Drug C.. Dr. r. S. Anderson, Propr. Phrue 7S.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
Alfalfa the Most Profitable

r. F.. Carr of Calrxicn reports alfalfa far more profitable than grain, and thinks farmers who have planted 1t have not been disappointed in their ex- pectation-. Of 3DO acres, he cultivates only 10 in alfalfa and this rays better than all the rest He thinks it god for $5C an acre yearly profit.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
Business Change and Office Moving.

U. \. Commissioner Hayens has bought out the interest of Iis partner, Mir. TAggart, in the Imperial Valley Abstract Co., and now conducts it under his own name. He will also remove his office brilding to the lot west of Chaplin Bro thers, and surround IL Sith cool avn - ing.
The Imperial press., 1904-06-04
F. KOETSCH Carpenter and Builder

Estimates Furnished. Work promptly
 attended to. Address care of Ranta X Pnn1riie, Inn Irrinl, California.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

isien nbe. Tom / bet bripenbe Sspeir
fort ! GUS. Nu bar 6plf bare afsr %
Gpteter at isrse for, be iibite louer bsls
Ter life parit. ifisnt ben mesen Nsbbpr
bar itaniet 8arten nosst.
VII Scr, babe Soue. ug pilbe Brr,
bleu Der en- Iasie. Mulieianfere bar
tient %aoifiaist, enfelfe bar iolst Serene
Der, andre | 1rouobiem.
Yaa 5ielbet blep guie erue temmelie
mare paa bet; ben santle 8is at p9re
Der til Sneen jaeger benz bjem, CT ailast;
naar 9suet bespnoer at sulne | 2ierne,
os Welbinsen biemmeira lpoer paa, at
Sset er pel | GUS os Saroanbet er irit
for Suitapen. ba tor be paa at iamle
&opper % Star lammen % fiae neo
mob 8psben. 90 Sjslmanben maa
fare efter SGtermaten-iase 8runen %
alppmeiierne.
Seq ifal lutte for benne @anq.
S n1ite 8rep ital ies iprtrue 5lna,
iom ifal ierie 5prunbrina / mango gns
iister | Imerifa; ies funpe 10 baps for.
talt noset psiaa MI, men ielp for aor.
reiponoenier er bet noset ipm beoer
2ausbeospltst bpuriur les inbtil pioere
ltal tie.
I'll n9ite Srep blir bet imiolertib
life lanse.
Mterater, September 1904.
Intb. 9pnten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
San fjenotc ham.

Zen befienSte Sngisrer, General
s., ioripareoe npIig en- Seitetpp / et
at Blue 8rais 9ountperne / aentu.
dp. ct gione ioriifre0e, at ban sien.
fiepbie Sen itinalne Seit.
"Sporleoes fam Dc pi6e. al oct er
Sen inmme Seit?~ ipurgte Gen. s.
so. ies oeo Oct beitemt." ipareoe
Sionet.
"SuorIeSes oct 6a?" ipurste Gen.
$. igien.
Seq tan life nfflrot iige. bporle.
bes; men ieg fienOer Soften ligeian
goot, JON ,es fienoer 9em. Gen. s."
"SporleSes peo &c, at ies er Sen.
So"
80, Iise isr giiSoag bsrte jea
9r. 6. iige: 'aom. Gen. s.. og ias
os ia en- 3rumG 90 De elf mel
bam."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

IiaIis. ~ Gen SeGisaano aobarer
os imoo at iGtie noget anoet ueo Si.
ben af Sroen. .
b. Sroers g~eifafiembeo: De ire
Stpffer, iom bsrer til 6en: aun6.
fob, gifaIb, Iepenoe 5iIegnelie.
c. Sroens 8raoer: Sterf oa ipoa
Sro, men &etiGrSiseisrelien bar
inaen 9raoer. Zen er iulSfom.
men.
d. Sroen fomner life / getroat.
ming iom noget iortienliat euer
paa 8ruuo al Dor iaSelige geifai.
fenbeS.
V. Observation-Disclosures girfuiua.
a. Gen gioer 5reS / Sampittigbe.
ber. 3.
b. SRtter os / Samflno meb @uS.
c. @iper gisbeS ON Dor Raaoe.
itaub.
d. 8ioer 8,i6 ggren.
Ssuoageu ben 25Se bolotes Ser.
tioarSieit. Eaitor @erburo' Hasmus.
len ira Sarmonp, Tinn.. prGoiteoe
oper SrSene / Sen tt9Se SaIme,
90Se ger&: "6ra SIegt til SIegt
parer sin ErofaitbeS."
PrpSifens Sopeotuufe bar Ser,
Srofaitbeb. 3aItor Gari
8eSpig iorretteoe for aIteret.
Otter Observation-Disclosures optoge3
Sffer til Risiioren, iom beIGb Jig iii
$13S.0O.
gaa eftermiSSng prHoifeSe lnScr.
tcanebe pau gngeIif oper Sal. lie,
~, "Spormeb ifal ieg aiengiTloe
ale hans g%elgieruiuger tmoo
mig?" SaIeu bar iPrIig rettet til
og breieoe iig ON Rpt'
ten Of at TONNE Serrens 6sreIier
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIigt 300.
perbiabeSen al at pie Dor Sofnem.
| auobcugiocn6e 2uSi9beO
og S~poirelie. innt ell Gopariel imoo
nogIe al SibSoonoenS farIige Gent.
6enIer.
ON aftcren tolte Roitorrrnc 8Ie.
ben, :. u. 9erqb, 6. 8. Solberg,
@erboro RnSmuSien % Steoct8
Foitor @eSmig.
timber Soften paa Ssn6og bar oen
prpoti9e og r%umneIige atrtc ipIot
til SrGugiel, babe 6ormiSboq OF
gitermiboog. Srn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| 9eloit og Gaprou bar ser Ell bel
Del beisgenbe. Get por Ell bpa9elig
6eit, Tom oiSieIis pil bape lin Nptte
c9 8eIiianeIie baooe Tor gomle %
ltnge. 8lto bore taffct for aae
ling!
Sens 6. IoieIanS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Sfiso en- Glg / Sapcn i'm.

poa SaDuepoI0 SfOgcr (poa Gram.
meirstonten) bar / IGnaere Sio en-
G!gore bol6t til. Zen bar gaoet %
rISlet omfrirta paa 8aaroen. uGret
inSe i Sooen og ipiit Bar % cite uG.
ret ioa uprgaaenoe at man ioouibt
bar funnel iao iaoe oen pGf. gieren
al @aarocn fom biem iorleben, %
Morgeuen otter orog ban pao gIgeiagt
/ Saoen i'm. GIgen par iaa tam, at
Fan rritcn tnnOe irtte gsriepiben
moo 9rpitet paa Den, % ben iaIot bsS
ON for isrite StuS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11
Rusfere 90 Rineiere.

@n 2orreiponoent til ct Betersbur,
5erblao ifriper bl. a. fsIgenbe fra
arigsifueplaoien:
en rusjiif officer meo en- afoeIina
Soloater former mo / en- fineiiit
Sanbsbp.
en miooelalorenbe aineier aaa,
Dem imsbe. "Soao beoer oennc
Sanosbp" iperger Sfiiceren.
Eutnnoi" Geg %foritaar iffe) iparer
aineieren. Sfficeren gri6er lin Smut,
JON luIer | Suften og frembringer e.,
rso Stribe / aineierenS aniigt.
"Suniianpuial S6ango, aapitan
Satabi 2apitan" emile, gooe aap.
tenn, iamrer aineicren.
"9oor mango Serit er Ser til nrite
Sanosbp?" ipsrger aopteinen.
"Eltunbi," iparer after aineieren,
90 after bpiner SficerenS Smut glen.
mem 2itften % a~ineieren beIparer iaa
Spsrgsmnalet.
Gn anben aorreiponoent ifriper til
ct 8la0 / Woifpa bI a.:
"@r atneierne pirfeIige Menue.
Ifer?" ipurgte en- SoIbat, iom ieg
talte meb, os pegebe paa en- eIbgom.
mel, frumbsiet Sfiffelie.
ga, notlrIigpis er De RenneIfer, "
ipnrebe ieg.
Set er ~forreiteu prGgtige Soft
oiSie fineiiife Munfe," bemGrfeoe
SoIbaten.
"aienoer on benz"
"Sn", ibnrebe ban, Il Griaen mes
aina bIeD leg optaget iom iaoret al
De 6olf. @lib lsnne og ~peliigne bent
De biaIp mig paa aIle IaaSer. Sort
tog De og tpggeoe @rGs, iom Se Iuabe
pao nit Saar, ioa Smerterne linbre.
bes. Saa GAP De mig noget at oriffe.
iom De o8iaa Iapebe al @rGs, og set
gioroe mig iaa gobt. Wab fit ieg
rigeIig, - Ris os Ssnieiteg. ga ieg
bar belbrebet, brogte De mig pun
Seien til Dor Seir, og Den Gl6ite al
Dem CAB mig en- Eapirlap meS til
8eneralen."
u.s.
"Spao itoo Ser paa Sen Sap?"
Oct fit ieg ienere bloc Of min
officer. Oct bar ifrepet paa aineiiif,
men / SperiGtteIie leo set i~oaleoeS:
"Renneifet er Menneifets 9rooer.
Seres fpaes Mooer er 2ioet, beres
6aoer er Ssoen." Seq foritob life
@eningerl, men ieg ipntes alligepeI,
oct bar gobt iaet, bentGrfeoe SoIoa.
ten. On al Sificererne. iom ieg
iprr9te beront, tGufte iig ON og
iogoe: aineierne bar for Sfif at
brpbe fine gsrn. Sbi oe flyer, at
8aoercn, iom bar gtpet bem 2ipet,
pgiaa bar Het I'll at tage oct.
"Sluooer", bemGrfeoe ieg, "oet bar
ilet life iualeoeS ment. Ien bpao
ia9oc 8%eneralen, ga ban fit 2appeu?"
San iagoe Inlet, men ienote Nun.
fen 80 &ubler, Tom benne oog life
piIbe mobtage. Sua fif ban Sbe al
8eneraIen, iom ienote 9llb efter BAN,
og De TO unoerbolbt Jig lGnge meS
binnnben. Soa iuIate jeg bam til.
baae forbi bore Rpffer, for at ingen
ifltlbe tilisie BAN noeet oubt; tbi De
oeO, Der iinbes ina mango lette Ren.
neifer."
Seq buffer engong, bemprfer aor.
reiponoenten. at jeg Saa Borteu ioran
ct fineiiif gonoebus Iqite isIgenoe
Snifription.
"aloeroens Sfatte fon life oppeie
en- goo og belment 9jerniug."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

$4,000 Ssor, buis life SrisiHaisu tG SosHnrpHt
Srtv. Tom utter bets sGstbts. Tan ~frtulGssss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-11

Iiabe6 neo 5roen paa Seius ariitis,
Gerfor buroe 2imotbeus bIipe | bet,
BAN banoe I9rt.
Den apoitelen tiger os cgiaa, bpao
ben belige Sfriit er, ibet ban ifriper
Zen belle Sfriit er inobIGit Of Cub
Zen or iaaleoes 8itos Orb. iom og.
iaa apoitelen Better giper tiIfienoe,
naar ban flyer: Ger ertifte nogen.
iinoe Ell Grofeti iremisrt al menne.
ifeIig Billie. men De beIiee Subs
RGno taIte. oreone al Den Sellis.
aanS." I Set. 1, 2t.
ut Den bellige Sfriit err Subs Orb,
fan ri ogiaa. JOIN gontoppibdn tiger,
lore at fienbe al S~paaoommeneS
Spfplbelie og Sc mango RiratIer.
bpormeo oen er itabfritet. @i fan
ogioa ie Oct, mar ri lPgger Wrrfe
til, at sc Observation-Disclosures JON
ere oabenbareSe | Den beuiee Sfriit
ere ioaSanne, at iutet Nenneife no
al lin egen Sanfe funbe fienoe til
Dem. De ere Semmeliabeoer, iom
~oabenbareoe iremboIoer Den bsieite
gisoom.
Gen beGiee SfriitS iorifieGige 9s.
ger ere ifrepue til forifieIliae Siber.
at forifieIige WGnb % | iorifieaiee
Sprog, % DOG er Der iueen @tooii.
gelie / Dem. men ben berlieitc Sor.
moni finber Steb. Tette fan alere
fomme oerai, at Den beIlige Sfriit er
inbblGit al Sub.
Men foruemmeItg maa iremholbes
oct inbre g~iOneSbprb, griaringenS
8iSneSbprb, iom ariitus anbeiaIer,
ronr ban tiger: "Geriom noaen bill
gisre Subs Billie. han ifaI fienSe ON
SGropmmeu er al @ltb. eller ON iea
taler al mig ieIp." Sob. 7. II.
Geo at ubIpoe Srbet og aiue bets
8irfuing Rltm | Sicrtet pil nan, iom
8outoppibnn lGrcr, mart blipe bar"
at oct bar Ell operoroeutlig og ret
5nnb, arait, Sip o.
aanb hos itg til at opIpie. operbeoiIe,
trsitc og ~itraife Sampit.
.tiebeoen."
IpoiteIen flyer os oelno, at Den er
ioare npttia. 3ette gisr Fan I Den
anSen SoIpoel al oct 16Ne % I oct
176e 8erS. Zen belle Sfriit er Cubs
Orb, oeripr bsr Ri bIipc / Ben. Zen
ifal beitao, ON enc alt onoet ioranar.
Gette ifaI bepGge. tilifpube og orioc
oS til at hoIoe foit oeb Subs Orb,
bort g~lrnegobS.
5reoogS Mitcu prpoifeoe Eoitor
fra 9eloit, @iS., poa enaeiif
oper Segten Sob. 1, II. vi Sopeo'
tanfernc ! bans Gale biolptteS fsl.
We are given the power to become the
sons of God through the faith in Jesus
Christ.
Introduction: - Purpose Of Christ's
Came to his own. Was re-
jected by most ofthem; but as many as
him, to them gave he the power
to become the SOM Of God. This was
the gospel preached to the Jews, this is
the gospel which is preached unto us.
/. The Glorious State of Being in Son.
ship with God.
/. The new birth.
2. The relation of father and child.
ii. We Are Elevated to this State by
Receiving Christ in Faith.
T.. Not through an historical faith;
but
= Through a faith of the heart.
Faith in the name of Jesus.
III. Why Are We Given the Power to
Become the Sons ofGod through
Faith in Jesus Christ?
/. Because it is a faith which justi-
fes.
2. Because it is a faith which sane
tifes.