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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
DOLAN STILL HAS
BEST OF MINERS
District President Declares
Himself and All Other Off
GERS Duly Elected.
STORMY SESSION QUIETED
BY LEWIS'S SPEECH
Chairman Rules Everybody Out
Of Order and Forces an
Adjournment.

PITTSRURG, Feb IA brief hearing
on the temporary injunction secured yes
terdny by President Patrick Dolan of the
Pietsburg district miners against 139 dele
gates attending the district convention.
restraining them from interfering with his
powers as president, was held today. Ad-
ditional time was required by the defend
ants. and Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock was fixed b. the court for the
final hearing.
Stormy Morning Session.
a session lasting ono hour was held by
the convention this morning, previous to
going into court In body 1t was the
stormiest meeting yet held and there was
opposition to every matter presented by
President Dolan.
National VIce-Presdcnt Lewis an
nounccd that President Mitchell had in
structed him to remain In Pittsburg for
a few days. Mr.. Lewis also read a tele-
gram from President Mitchell advising the
executive board of the Plttsburg district
miners that they were permitted TO draw
on their treasury for funds TO retain legal
talent in the injunction proceedings.
Pays His Attorneys.
Il personally am paying my attorneys!
shouted Dolan to Lewis and the delegates.
''and the executive board will do likewise,
No money will be taken from the treas
ury for that purpose. II ! can help 1t.
Tho court proceedings OF the morning
apparently had no effect on the cnthusi-
asm OF the delegates when the convention
opened this afternoon, and upon President
Dolan calling for the report OF the tellerS'
committee on the recent election, a warm
argument ut once enSued-
Delegates ouieted.
National Vice President Lewis finally
took the floor and mede an impassioned
plea He urged tho delegates not TO ad-
journ the convention. but to transact the
business properly go that they could give
sn intelligent report to their constituents
Tho earnest words of MT. Lewis had the
effect OF quictlng the delegates and the
tellers' report was then presented,
The report showed thet President Dolan
had received Ss62 votes and was elected
without opposition. Vice-President Uriah
Relllneham was also reelected, receiving
6I5S votes, as was William Dodds for sec
rotary treasurer. Dodds received 1868
votes.
Declares Officers Elected.
At the close Of the report and without
waiting for action by the convention Pres
Ident Dolmn declared the officers named
elected for another year. Confusion again
reigued and appeals from the decision
! were made by the delegates from all parts
| OF the hall but the chair ruled them out
| OF order and announced an adjournment
| until next Wednesday.
Doan's opponents met Immediately after
| the close Of the convention and appointed
"A committee to employ counsel TO tight
| the Injunction It was also decided TO take
| legal action enJolninG the newly-elected
| officers from taking their seats on April J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
DEATH OF CHARLES MACE.
Prominent Invalid of Santaquin Is
Called to Last Rest.

Special TO Tho Tribune
SANTAQTIN Feb 11.-Onc OF our most
prominent mon Charles Mace, died here
last night at il o'clock. For the last seven
years, ever since he was hurt in the mine
at TIntlc. he had to be wheeled in his
invalid chair. He leaves n wife and one
son To mourn his loss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
She Was Well Dressed.
Killed by an Orderly.

She then turned to flee, but was killed
by the orderly ChoUknm exhibited re-
markable nerve and continued TO Issue or
ders even while being carried 10 bed and
during the examination by the surgeons.
Later he received personal friends who
came TO sympathize with him
The news of the attempt on Chouknin 3
life created great excitement among the
sailors a Scbastopol. q large proportion
Of whom are sullen and on the verge OF
mutiny. The anarchists at Sc6aStopol at
tempted 10 organize a demonstration, but
u-c M anrcneef mi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Governors Murdered.

Among the Governors whose lives have
been attempted or who have been killed
are Cen Bogdanowitch. formerly Cover
nor-Goncral OF the Ufa province who was
killed by the rcvolutlonists in December
last: NJ. KlingenberG. Governor of Nog
hilerT who was shot by n women NoVcm-
Der last and Gen. Kourloff Governor OF
Minsk whose life was attempted by the
throwing OF n bomb January last, as he
was caVing a church
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Smallpox in Penitentiary.

PITTSBURG, Feb, l0.-A convict In
the Western penitcntlary has been at
tackled with smallpox. Every Precau-
ton is being taken TO prevent spread
OF the disease among the $50 other in
mates. All prisoners have been Vacci-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12

chief lecturer, giving talks on physics,
with experiments adapted to common
school pupils. and on narcotics. At niSnt
Prof. y. Vance Cook of Cleveland, o., is
to be the chief attraction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
VIII Give Grand Ball.

The ladies Of the Grand International
n,vill.lr7 OF Gilbert a Mclean lodge No. lot
of IN. Il, OF l. T.. division 222 Viii give
grand ball at Unity hall next Thursday oven
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
ITS Merit is PROVED
RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE
A Prominent Cincinnati Woman Tells
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is doing among
the women of America is attracting
the attention of many of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gener.
ally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Declare Bank Insolvent.
Assets Are Doubtful.

The bank owes depositors about Sl20,-
600 and as assets owns its own building
and has several thousand doIiars
worth OF securities of a doubtful value.
In addition there is 800 shares of
stock of a company DR.. Simmons or
ganized and subsequently sold the
value of which is not known, and cam
not be told until his deposit box in the
Interstate bank is opened which VIII
be some time during the day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Desolate World.
zen on the Ground.

zen on the Ground.
yea; ShAt DO you wont7
] ars you!
Itke god OF this world.
made you tbs god Of this
nyssH What Is II you want7
calllns on fathe-
eei ycu want religion. l VIII
echere down here presently.
tE)
ng hrornd)-Tou have G very
oa hero.
= sod u preaoher7
sea to college, and studied the
certainly. No man can preach
s BE has been 10 college and
aA languages.
Niii Preach TO thjJ congregation
~ mind you. I will give you
hc'Aand dollars q year.
>on Engs Hymn
y rery Little. but will do Tho
1ah .orens q hyma book and
2 While the deS11 pronces
Snpiaceat, ar After tho sing
srns 70 Adam and saye:
j>e beysvo in that treat spIr1t
na the eounds Of time and
% ne top Of topless throne
gst hs ean Hu the univcrse.
NAY he can dwei In your
10y 10 everywhere and whose
60 not otieve a word Of II
se,y serry for you. But per
~ o>ll. that great, bottop-
~ ~ lal o.. FRO and birthstone,
nioSed arc cegt, and whcre
'unfmhs and yet mover cor :
= 70 hoi. and am sorry for YOU.
INC soos nre now heard from
-4sfah)-The man Adam seems
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
SCANDAL IN A BANK
OWNED BY MINISTER
Creditors Declare the Simmons
Institution at Peoria Is
InSOlyent.

PEORIA, Ill. Feb, u.-This morning
eight depositors OF the Peoples Savings
bank, OF which DR.. George II. Simmons,
who committed suicide on Tuesday, was
president. filed proceedings in the Unit
ed States court here against the Rev.
E. L. Kelly. the surviving partner in
the bank. asking that the bank be de-
clared bankrupt
This petition is headed by John G.,
Allen, who was al a meeting of the de-
positors held Wednesday evening. nam
ing committee of five to Investigate
the affairs of the bank.
Declare Bank Insolvent.
In their petition to the court they as
scrt that the bank was lnsolvent at the
time OF It's closing, and that on Monday
February s. the day before DR.. Simmons
committed suicide, paid out to deposi-
tors a sum in excess of 5000. making
them preferred creditors.
1t is expected a receiver Will be
named for the bank some time during
the lftpTnnOn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
WOMEN THICK IN
MURDEROUS PLOTS
Slayer of Russian Admiral
Claimed to Be Daughter
of His. Friend.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb, 1.-THE ad-
surgeon in charge of Vice-Admiral Chouk
min, who was shot by a woman in bis
office in Sebastopol yesterday. to the ef
feet that his wounds are not dangerous.
Rear Admiral GrigoroYitch has assumed
command OF the Black sea feet in sue
ceSsion to Chouknln, The attending sur
geons are confident that Chouknin VIII
recover. The most severe wound Is In
his breast, from which the bullet has
not been extracted. The other wounds
Woman Was Killed.
His assailant. who was shot and killed
by an orderly who rushed 10 the Admir-
ais assistance, Is believed, like the muir
dcrcss OF Lieut.. Gen. Sakharoff the for
Cen Shuvalon, Prefect of Police of Mos
cow TO have been an emiSsary of the st
Petersburg group OF tcrrorists- The
man has not been identified, but II is
known that she arrived at Scbastopol
February and registered at hotel un-
der the name OF Krupnitzkal
She Was Well Dressed
She was well-dresSed. was quiet In her
manner and attracted no attention. At
o'clock yesterday afternoon the woman
appeared at the official residence OF Ad-
miral Chouknin and sent in her card,
saying she was a daughter OF Rear
Admiral who was an old acquaintance of
Chouknin at ST. Petersburg and request
ed an Interview Upon entering the Ad-
mlrals office she drew rapld-tre pistol
and fired four shots at Chouknin with
deliberate aim, each bullet reaching the
mark.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Terror Hangs Over All.

The shadow OF terror hangs over those
who are uHon the list OF enemies of
liberty" higa, on which are the names OF
Minister Durnovo, Vice-Admiral Dubasoff
Governor General OF Moscow. and Gen.
Sollogub Governor General of the Baltic
provinces,
Every precaution has been taken to pro-
tect them. but history has shown that
the ingenuity OF the terrorlstS Is sure TO
hc sucCessful sooner or later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Women Thick in Plot.

Nine Doubasorr. who is Il sister OF NJ.
SIplaguinc, the former Minister OF tho In
terror who was assassinatcd In 1902. lis so
alarmed for the Admral'S safety that she
is imporng him not to return to Moscow
of the recent terrorist sentences have
been executed by women. who are among
the most devoted members Of tke night
Ing organization The number OF officers
OF the police who have been slain on ac-
count of their ,'gernIelous activity Is
such crimos hardly occasion comment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-12
Third Oath.

You, and eech OF you. do covenant and
secrets OF The priesthood, with Its accompany
Ing name. GlGn. and penalty. should you do
ss1,rSeU 20; gep and S5 ali Wour I0wels gusn out
In this. tho lsft hend is placed palm upright
directly in front OF the body. there being
right angle formed ut the elbow the right
hand palm down. lie placed under tho elbow
OF the left; then drawn sharply across tho
bowels. and both hands are dropped at the
Sesne-The Son
ssn-Ths aisn is pressing With the fore
eSIied i'te toe sign Of the NOil."
-ouor1 md come back to the audience
fstar-The brethren. all standing. will re-
csive the second Grip OF the Melohisedeo
GriSGrssp right hands that tho nstls
hnscrs interioehod and tho forshnGer
CThis Is called the pstriarchsl grip true
egp Of tho nall.)
crocIned the nall tore out the palm OF his
hand 80 that they he'd TO put another through
the wrist.
and hero are given the three important obi
Law of Sacrifice"
Obligation
petor-You and each of you do covenant ana
promise thet you VIII sacrifice your time.
talents and property 10 the upeuildine Of ths
Church OF Jesus Christ OF La"er-day Salnta
Law Of Chastity"
To the Men
Peter-You ana eaoh Of you do covenant ana
promise that you VIII not have eeIual lutnr-
course with any othor than your lawful Nifo
OF wives, who may be given you by tho pricst-
hood All boy you'd hends and say yes
TO the Women:
Petar-You and zach OF you covenant and
pronaIso that YOU will not have sexual Inter
course with any person OF the opposite seI
lpavo thone who may have been given you oy
the priesthood.
Claw Of Vengeance"
Peter-You. and each OF you. covenant and
aGreo that YOU will pray and hevor cease 70
! tho prophets upon this nation: and that YOU
| Will teach the Fame TO your children unto tho
third and fourth generation. All bow your
chu having been seated Elohin, some
| ono in authority, comes to the front OF tho
| platform and delivers what Is known as the
| eernon before tho VcI: ON WednesGays, "ben
| ia VERT ionu and tedious; the entire history OF
| tho Temple work is repeated so mat me can
| didates may have clear understanding OF
| what they have learned. The marks In the
| 'yeil ars also explained. with their signiicanos
! and useB Especially ie II taught that hdom
| was not made out OF the dust OF this earta;
| Tint ne w'as begotton as my other 'nnn 10 Ue
/ gotten, and that whom hc came hero ha
| brought Eve one Of his wives, With him l
| have heard that tho 3ermon was thc one &c
! Nzcrcd ~ Brigham Young OF nc oSolcalon
| FridayT when there arc comrareuNoy Nv Nv
| who arc going through the Tomple Tor tins
flrst time the sermon before the veil is very
| much shortened. only the essential part which
| refers TO the creation OF Adam being Teod)
Instructed as to Prayer.
After tha Sermon the candidates are In
! etructsd In tho true order Of prayer. 40 many
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
Our Part in Christmas
OF 1LOoiNt

one Of the most striking features OF
the beautiful scene at Bethlehem
which the world recalls eye.y wear
as the most heavenly vision tina has
ever daMl1ed upon 1t is the contrast
between the gift and its reception. be-
tween the sky above. III which the
great star Shone and against which
tho angels chantcd their sublime
hymn, and the earth below. barren at
mlaNfnter. tho inns full. the stable
offering its poor hospitality. This con
lraSt is a symbol OF the perfection Of
the gift and the blindness and half
hcartedness Of its reception. 1t is often
assumed that i man can give ullat
nc chooses to any person or institu-
action by his own act. The world
forgetS that the finer the gift the
more imperative the necessity Of u
certain preparation, the more spiritual
that which is offered. the grtater the
demand Of 4 certain riIrIesS i'll or
der to receive it. Modern society has
learned that the mere bestoWal Of
iarGess. without demanding anything
III return. is in the last degree cor
uptlng. it has discovered that the
very impulses which prompt men to
relieve poverty often conspircs to
create 4 deeper poverty. and those
who rave great sums to give away
have learned that nothing is more
difficult than to give money wisely
and h%clpfullN. For all gifts there
must be some preparation. No man
can receive anything without soinc de
gree of intelligence, and the higher
the gift i'll the scale Of bcncficcncc. Of
enrichment. OF inspiration. the deeper
and finer must be the preparation
for it.
God pours himself into human life.
Every ma can have as much of the
spirit of God as he chooses: but those
who receive this gift III anything like
its entirety are 50 few that they shine
like stars in the generations III Whicll
they appear. God pourS himself
through nature III u tloOd-tide Of pow
CT, in 4 thousand exquisite disclosures
Of lovcliness in form. shape and color.
but how few there arc who, a.
they walk through the woods or acros
the fields. arc open to receive what
flows bout them II awaits them Most
men go through the woods half>blind
and half deaf. unable to receive the
gift which lies under the shelter Of
every tree and is offered in every
WaySidc flower. In like manner. the
gift Of happiness IS held out at every
turn. ana men n women walk along
the highway eagerly ben on finding
it. and missing it at every turn be-
cause their minds and hearts are not
open to receive it, for happiness never
has nestled in p~erishablc things. nor
risen like Z iloWer out Of h soil Of
the world. 1t is an immortal thing.
il came from heaven. it a be re-
ceivcd only by those whose minds and
hearts are open to spiritual things. For
happiness does not come in with the
gifts that are bestowed upon US. it
comes in when we open the door and
let ourselves out to others. as We
pass out Gf the rooms in which Wc
1.-Two md a,.n ~ .,AaaIlnial EIIf N he in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
INCREASED CAPACITY.
Working Capital, House FOR
EN.ry Day in Inc Year.
(SrcciaI 10 News and observer

Especial to News and Discovery
ITieh Point. Y. G. Dee. 22.-Thc
Tomllnson Chair Manufacturing COM
panN has increased its capital stock to
$250.000, $4,000 Of which Will be pre-
fcrred stock. Tho Tomlinecn Com
any does Il big business which is con-
tinualiy on the incrcas" aud are nov
ia shape to do ever d bigger business
lis the future.
Most of the manufacturing plants
here will close down Saturday for the
hpliC vs. and not return to work again
until New Years day The time viii
be takcn w il taking Inventories, re-
pairs and the like 50 rs to begin the
new year With everything Strengthened
out for the mex years business.
1t has developed that High Point
has built oven go houses of various
kinds during h year or Il house For
every day in the year. which is 4
record she has been keeping up for
several years. The money invested
in these buildings Will reach consiI-
crably over Il half million dollars.
High Point now has i'll course of cree
ton three buildings. costing from
$4,000 to 800 oo or possibly more.
At The meeting of the board Of aid
crmcn Monday night the matter Of
the disposal of the electric light pro-
iect will be taken up. \ committee
has been appointed aud other definite
arrangements made to secure for High
Point the necessary location ana
equipment for Il modern electric light
and water station and the final meet
ing will be held to decide on the mat
ter. 1t is learned that the commit
toe has its eye on the colorcd Baptist
church property in the hollow. as the
location for the electric light plant.
and that new engines viii be installed
at the water works plant and other
needed improvements madc. placing
High Point in the front rank as re-
CARDS her electric light and water
works plant.
The colorcd people have organized
a building and loan association here.
High Point has grown wonderfully on
account of her building and loan asso-
citation. more peopl" owning their
homes here. according to the popuia-
ton than any other city iii the South.
and now since the colored people have
started one it means more growth OF a
substantial kind.
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MAS ANGEL


- T,;t1
49, ,an, ''iiii7 out@Rfeda. lfo'l
~ ni,..A'M 81 .dc"lletd ana,
,I,'F9 ~ "ould9 81 Heaven.
.,,d ~, 80. y q .'i''1ti5-9la 10
-" tle night shadoH Of the Earth.
IN aiiSefS lolo"ed him-a
r7 % dazZiin3 forms beautiful as
,"ih Oh J""eiS laliinS from the dark
1i|a SLY. Aila as tley 1oIiosNed they
chosen to receive the glad tidings. One
SIld 70 VAS the Emperor of the
MofId n his counseIlors: but the
iilsht passed over Rome. mother aid
- must De the philosophers and the
masters OF learning; but the flight
passed over Athens. Another safd il
must be the High Priest Of the Jews.
and the elders and the scribcs. but the
flight passed oVer Jerusalem.
II float"d out over thc hill country
ct i~'ctnlrhcln: the thron- Of sirnt
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brought and the shepherds stood by
mute. The little on made the shcp-
herds no sign. II was as others just
born. 1T is the Christ" said tho
shepherds at last. The Christ" they
all repeated, falling upon their knees
in worship. And the simple men.
never doubling, kissed the hem Of the
mother robe, and With joyful faces
departed. To all the people aroused.
and pressing about they told the story.
and through the toWnand ali the wax
back they chantcd the refrain OF the
angels, GLORY to God III the highest.
and on earth, peace good Will towards
men.'-II.tract from Ben Hur. by
Lev Wallace.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25
BETHLEHEM
By HENRY JEROME STOCKARD

FROM SIoII AND FIELD ANIt VALLEY WlIrl
Ill.h WATCHED THEIR lIOCKS n NIGHT
Iiol SID ~ TIE FLAMING, MESSENGER.
MD POINTED To TIL Light.
THEY PRESSED. TIE SIMl!I. SHEPHERD Toih
EN ALLEY. STREET. AND LANE.
IlII;ol I'll BETHLEHEM. IIITII BETHLEHEM
UPON JIDEAS rI.AIN.
FROM COURTS IINiIIANT AZ TIE EAST.
BEYOND TIE DESERTS FAl:.
BEARING THEIR BALES I'll COSTLY GIFTS
AND LED El TIL BLAZING STAI:.
THEA URGED. THE GRAY BEARD MAGIN<S
WITH TIIEIt E~ftSI'LENI,fNT TRAIN.
TOWARD BETHLEHEM. W BETHLEHEM.
eros JUDAS PLAIN.
FROM MANSIONS EIIIpEp o. TIE MORN.
IN MAJESTY .AI:iN1Ep.
THEIR LINE LIKE r. \ SILVER CLOUD
ALoNG TIE DARKNESS LAID.
IlIEN WINGED. THE SHINING Angel. HOSTS.
SINGING THAT GLAD REFRAIN.
Fol; BETHLEHEM. CHOSEN BETHLEHEM
AboWN JtDEAS PLAIN.
FIoM EVERY NATION. RACE. AND ToNGrE-
WHERE SUMMER ISLANDS. nWN WITH PALM
AiiolND STItA4 DI.IPS-
TllLA TiIlDNG. TIE GENERATIONS %TIIEoNG.
oEi; CONTINENT AND MAIN.
TO BETHLEHEM. GLORIOUS BETHLEHEM.
ON FAR JUDEAS PLAIN.
TIE STARS THAT LIGHT TIE FIIAIAAIENI.
SLOWLY THEIR BEAMS DECAY;
AND LONDON TOWN. AS NINENII1,
MAS BUILT To PASS AWAY:
But TIE STAR ABOVE JIDENS HILLS.
IT'S FIRE SHALL NEVER W.ANE:
NOR BETHLEHEM. HALLOWED BETHLEHEM.
PASS FROM JUDENS PLAIN.
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Vt 1880 4. Nj.

ChOllN-Nhat would happen If an
i~mmoVable body met an irresistible
foFcc2
Stclla-That is just what occurs
when YOU call on me.
When n man who drinks says he
never i'll his life took too much ne
means he Was The only II present
who didn't notice it.
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O REST YOU
MERRY GENTIENEN
\ song Which for TWO Centuries la.
Been the o Popular Christmas
Carol in England.

'"h"i III Eh@i"iio'
God res, ,o, orr aa,+1
LET notbina Won
was h0,n nnon thiu 05a,ouf
To saw 49,, uaS
When vc ,rere naan 49,
n tidinge Of oa,, go
Eor 7ae,,r o,,r anu
Shrictmae ~ was 'o'" On
In Ratblehau in 1aurrv
Tbis blascad h,bo w
Nd Ia ia I.itbj, ooon No. '0iH'
Jrnon ri hIatraa -.
IT,
~ : ~ 10Y
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hInooaI nao1 49, "'
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unrr 49, ~ pat5I - aI'C p
Tho Can - W., - No ~"
1 wv ~ "'
rea, NOT tbon said +boonao,
at nntb .N
ThiS dnp ss go ~ %n,i5nn.
pe -,i +a
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r..h,
hut Mro!, - Het1,Glrtii tIieH c"'le'
~, ~ i"H'
lhcX FOUND nm II, a Manager
Nher% oNen leed on nay;
his ihothcf mary khetiihS
oh'o inc horu nc pray
NOW to tlle LORD sing pftl IStS,
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Crops may come and crops may so
but the forbidden fruit crop Is al
ways with us.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-12-25

Riches may haVe wings. but ION
sit down and wait for another man
riches to fly your a