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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-08-14
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The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26

=. W. Mum. dentist. jenkins buildin
Tom wilbom spent Sunday in Salen
S. ?. HinmAn was in the city Monda,
$. T. Dupuy was in Henderson Nor
day.
J. w. Blue was in Princeton Nor
day.
Hon. o. NJ. James was IN Pdneete
Monday.
Z. II. James was in Monday on bus.
ness
Lacy Mum. Of Rodney. was in the
city Monday
Dick Champion. Of Lola. was in town
Wednesday.
Cold and hot bath, at Metz & sed.
berry.
Mrs. $. J. Dcboe visited friends and
relatives at Frciohia Tuesday.
Woods 4 Ormc carry everything
needed IN the school room.
Mrs, Fannie Koon. Of New Castle.
was IN the city Tuesday. shopping.
Mrs.. J N. Freeman was the guest
Of Mrs. Elder Of Frcdonia. Tuesday.
No hunting allowed on my farm.
t-l-i.7 Jno. Cochran.
Mr. and Mrs. W. =. Summervillc. Of
Mattoon. were in the city Wednesday.
Coffins a Caskets, price, rock bot
tom. Num- a Tucker.
Mn. Robt. Guess. Of near Salem,
was the guest u relatives and friends
In the ,i,y this week.
Woods 4 Orme are headquarters
for school books. tablets. states and
pencils,
Miss Adde BOYD. Of Salem. was In
town saturday She came up 10 meet
her mother
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Num-. Of Madi.
sonville. passed through town Monday
cnrOutv 10 Tolu.
Rev. X. c. Love left Monday for
PROVIDERS Chapel. In Hopkins county.
where he will assist In a meeting.
We want your cggs and chickens and
will pay YOU the highest market price.
DIAL q GRissoN.
Masters John n. and George Stew.
ens. Of Princeton. were the guests u
James Carloss. Sunday.
Mu,. Oliver Hurley left sunday after
noon for Siugis where she viii visit
her parents. Mr. and Mr.. 2. Il. Jones.
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26

Miss Ethel Boaz come homo from
Marion where she has been attending
school. Saturday for few days visit.
Salem Correspondent Livingston Echo.
Felix Cox and family visited his moth.
er, Ms. Fleming, Saturday and Sun
day. Livingston Echo.
Ed. ]. j. Franks, Of Salem, filled
his regular appointment at Cave Spring
Baptist Church last Saturday and Sun
day. - Berry Ferry Correspondent, Liv-
ingston Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hurley, O. (
Carmi. ILL.,. are visiting Mrs. Hurley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones, near
town. Sturgis Correspondent. Morgan
field Sun.
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26
LITTLE RECORDS.
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=. ". Num-. Dentist
on Tucker was in kelsey Tuesday.
Buy the best meat from J. W. Civ.
ems a Son.
J. W. Paris vas In BlAekfotd Tues.
day
For fresh meA, 20 to J. W. Giyens
a Son,
ChAs. W. jackson. Of near Kelsey.
was in the city Tuesday.
White House coffee. best m town
sold by II. Koltinsky.
MISS Addic Franks is visiting her ss.
Ter. Mrs J. A. Farmer
Woods q Orme can furnish YOU
houks. tablets. states and etc
Mrs. on Tucker Is the guest of Mn.
Henry Rice, of Kelsey. this week
Mrs. Reed. Of Kelsey. visited her
laughter. Mrs. 6. ". Stone, Tuesday.
The Marion Coal and Transfer Com.
pany sell Sturgis and Nheatcroft Coal
Miss lmogcne wigginton. Of Frcdo.
ma, vas the gues' Of Mrs. John W.
Wilson Tuesday.
The Marion Coal and Transfer Com.
Iany sell the best coal mined Wheat
croft Coal.
Hon. O. NJ. James left Tuesday for
oh, sixth congressional district. where
hc Vill make several speeches.
Woods 4 Orme have the largest tab.
lyis and slatcs that can be bought for
ne money.
Misses Alta and Daisy Gopher are
ttc guests of Mrs, Tom james, Of Cas-
yyy.Nc.
Dial a Grissom are holding up the
pncr On produce In Marion. SEE them
before yos sell.
Mrs. W. T. Dury left Wednesday
for Dixon 10 attend the funeral of an
miant u her sister, Mrs. Run,
Mrs J. X. summeryille was In the
olN Wednesday. She came up 10 have
a rIndcr removed from her eyes.
The new church NJ Pleasant Hill vill
tc dedicated the second Sunday m Nov
,mhcr Everybody invited 10 come.
We sell fertilizer right fresh from
lhr factory. II has not been on hand
year and the sack rotten and the
rcngth gone. HlcELlS BRos.
Jas Henry returned Tuesday from
t'ansyille and reports Mn. Henry bet.
rf She u improving rapidly and will
bun be- able 10 return home.
FOR SALE. The old J. r. Finley
omcstoad, one Of the most desirable
cations in Marion for home, Fof
articulars address A. W. Finley,
Ni'ksburg, Mississippi.
Wyatt Hunt. Of Midway. who was
nlurcd by his horse falling with him
weeks ago. IL able 10 be out on
fg,chcs for the fist time since the ac'
ldcnt.
WANTED 100 BOYS Wages fl.0O
10 and N.20 per day. 2 hours work.
'eod chance 10 learn a trade.
EVANSVILLE GLASS CO.,
-.N EVANSVILLE, lNp.
Rev. A. ]. Thompaon. Of kuttawa,
conducting prolractcd meeting At
'pcl Hill Jas. A. I'LL and J. Cory
'ncr are leading the singing ard
=" Willie Clement is the nrgan'st
% I, quite an interest bCiur man
'''i and large crowds are IN attend
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26
The Texas Fast Mall

During the latter part Of the winter
and the early part Of last spring, thu
quadrennial weighing Of the mails wal
IN progress in the eleventh division of
the railway mail service.
The railway mail service Of the elev-f
enth division is comprised Of Arkansas.
Indian Territory, Oklahoma, Texas and
Louisiana, west Of the Mississippi
river.
The mail is weighed in order TO ascer!
tain the amount Of mail carried by the
p.~s,,s---s-----Is siSt- on edIui o. 20
Per gallon. Num- & Tucker.
Jas. Henry is in Elizabethtown, Ill,
this week looking after his mineral in.
terests over there.
Wanted Will pay fair cash price for
three thousand red cedar or black locust
fence posts. z. ]. HAYWARD.
Miss Amocica Woodbridge returned
home Sunday from Sturgis, where she
has been visiting for several days.
Mn. Jane Walker returned Friday
from Grand Junction, Colo, where she
has been the guest Of her son, r. c.
Walker, FOR several months.
Mrs Eta Williamson returned last
Thursday from Nashville. Tenn. where
she has been in sanitarium. She is
much improved and hopes TO be entire.
" well soon.
Mn. II. =. Merritt left Thursday for
her home In Chicago. She has been
visiting relatives and friends here. Sal.
en- and Smithland for the past six
weeks.
Miss Ebha Pickens left Thursday for
Mesa, Ariz. where she has position
as bookkccper. She will be with her
brother. Otho, who has been there for
six years. She was accompanied by
her brother. Curtis
Mrs. Robert Boyd returned Friday
night from lnkster. n. d., where she
has been visiting her daughtes, Mrs.
]. Richard Willett. She brought her
one year old grand daughter home with
her.
Born 10 the wife Of MIR Fred Dur.
ham a fine eleven pound girl on Oct.
~. Both mother and child are doing
well Mrs. Fred Durham was Miss
Mayme Hubbard daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, James Il Hubbard. Mr.. ]. h.
Hubbard Is assistant cashier Of the
Farmers Rank.
Wednesday the RECORD ruunder
dropped into Cochran & Picken's hard.
ware store and. Of course, asked how
business wasl Mr.. Crider. their old drelia-
bic salesman, made reply like this.
business is fairly good. we sold two
wagons Saturday, tao Tuesday and two
to-day and enough buggics TO amount
20 a few dollars. " The rounde
thought that was doing very well 80 he
asked no more questions.
Mr. W. h. Yandel and nr. ]. o.
Dixon have sold another lot Of the pur.
chase made hy them last winter in 81,
Petersburg, Fla. They bought a tract
of unimproved property IN the city pay.
ing therefor sl2O0. The tract when
surveyed and plated made thirteen
lots and they have sold ak lots for
5000. The two best lots in the whole
bunch was not put In the real estate
dealers hands for sale at all
Tuesday night October 2Scd the Ma.
tional Ladies' Quartette. the first Of
Professor KEGS attractions gave their
entertainment IN the school auditorium.
They were greeted by a good house.
The arrangement OF the programme
and the change Of costume was quite
unique and very attractive. The work
% Miss Bchymer tshe ought 10 change
that name) and Miss fcasy was worthy
of especial mention.
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Mr. Clyde Hardin visited in Marion
Saturday and Sunday. Livingston Ban
ner.
Mr.. j. I. Hardin, of Marion, was
here Tuesday and Wednesday. - Hamp-
ton Correspondent, Livingston Banner.
Ross Givens, Of Providence, was in
the city Wednesday on business. Mad
isonville Journal.
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26
R. s. PARIS ANNOUNCES.
To THE DEMOCRATS OF CRITTENDEN
AND LIVINGSTON COUNTIES:

After the solicitations Of many
friends OF both counties and after 4
careful deliberation Of the question, I
have decided TO offer myself as a can
didate for Representative in the next
General Assembly Of Kentucky. I
place my claim before you as q Demo-
crat and subject TO your viii at the
November primary. II nominated and
II elected | shall strive to represent the
whole people and wear the collar Of no
man or faction. but offer faithful and
impartial discharge Of the duties incub-
ment on me. II you decide otherwise
the successful candidate shall have nv
heartiest support. Very Resr't,
r. S. PARIS, Lola, Ky.
The Crittenden record., 1906-10-26

WANTED-Families with boys and
girls. Will give employment to all of
proper age. Good chance for boys 10
learn a trade and steady employment
for girls. EVANSVILLE GLASS Co,
IL ~ EVANSVILLE. IND.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

bus exultad and his heart sang ror
ioy. With instant vision ne leapeu
from the baugh To the great IOresE'
from the single bird 10 tOchs OF sweet
songs5ers. Just behind the reu clouds
and the setting sun vas that undls-
covered country" And so he salIeu
on, the long night through. knowing
that when the day dawned anu me
shadows fed away he wouln oenoid
the new world AL know the resulC.
that is history. For the explorer, Ine
bird OF hnpe and that golden oougn
told no lies. They were the forerun-
ners Of this splendid continent anu
this great republic. with its laws anu
liberties. And not otherwise is 1t WITH
the deep longings OF the heart Al
home your wife or child is i'll. IN t1e
night YOU awaken full OF fear. Ano
then a great sweet hope springs up
The child shall not return 20 you. 0u
you shall 20 70 him. Suddenly III
hope immortal sings in your heart Tx
a bird Il tells you OF the undlscoV
cred country of Shakespeare; OF ID
haDpy hills of Paradise. For as co
lumbus found for us America, Chris
discovered the city Of God.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
RUSSIAN GOVERNOR
SLAIN By 4 BOMB
BEAD OF TvEH PROVENCE AZ
AssINArEu WHILE WALK
ING DOWN STREET
VICTIM REGARDED AS A f
REACTlONA2Y OFFICIAL
Refugee IL New York Says Great Re
volt Is Comiug-Deciares Army
VIII Join Move and Republic viii
BE Formed.

Tver. Province Of Tver, Russia,
April a.-While the governor Of TVer,
Ii. SIeptzoff, was passing through the
principal street OF the town, Saturday
afternoon he was hilletf by the eSpio-
sion. OF a bomb Gov, SieptZof was re-
garded as a very reactionary oIflclaA
and was held responsible for the beat
ings administered To the. Intelllsencla
bv the Black Hundreds last fall.
The body OF the governor, who was II
his carriage when he was assasslnaC
ed. was Uerribly mutilated anu MS
cnachrnan was seriously injured. Eht
governors body was removed 20 C1'
palace. The bomb exploded with ter
rifle force All the windows III Cn'
| nei gslhurhond we're broken. The as
sassin. who is a very young man, wa
arrested. At the time Of his assas
sination Sleptzoff was On his way {
atIent the election OF member
! the council OF the empire.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

divinity. and when on the third day,
desDita the maoGnations OF His enc
mics. He rose victorious, as the con-
nueror of death. He left TO pastor ami
70 people a legitimate cause for per-
mauenu rejoicing. St. Paul teaches
rf,is when he says, IF Christ. be not
risen again, then our preaching Is
vain. and your faith is also vain
The resurrection Of Christ assures us
that we have been redeemed by the
nower of His blood, anu the angelic
rulings. He is not here gives us nr1n-
asst hope Of our own resurrection anu
life with Christ beyond the grave, ror
Christ Himsalf said. Father, L VIII
that where { am they also whom Ihou
hath given Ne, may be-. that they may
sea NV glory. which Thou hast given
Me.'
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
L the .H0Ota IhHHi,tteH.'

Science has proven THAT the moon
has al atmosphere. which makes life
in some fern possible Oh that satel-
lite: but not for human beings. who
have Il hard enough time en- this
earth Of ours: especially those who
don t know that Electric Bjuuers cure
Headache. Bili0usness. Malaria. Clills
and Fever, Jauntice. Dyspepsia.
Dizziness. Torpid Liver, Kidney COM
plants. General Debility and Female
weaknesses. Cneuuallea as a general
Tonic allG Appetizer for weak persons
and especiaal!y fer The aged. Ii in
|-duces sound sleep. Fully guaranteed!
by E. T. Whitney. Druggist. Price
only soc.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

being IN The EasJar fact What would
have become 1t Intelligence and elu-
cation tuC for Christianity, which has
its rQ0I II the resurrection OF Jesus
Christ. when the Tartar and the Hun,
The VandaI anu the Visig0th swept
over the wreck Of the Roman empira
and the ruins Of Roman civilization?
Subtract from arr all that il has pro-
duce,i under the stimulus OF The reli-
giOn when cenCers IN the fact We cele-
1raCa to-day. anu you viii have EFF
only what survived in ancient Greece
possibly ii EgypC-and even these
would not have been preserved bur for
the love Of art inspired by Christian
iEy. More than all, the morality ere
aCeti by teachings such as the sermon
On the mounut would have per!ai1ed
but for the Resurrection.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

osouher can describe the process
And how precious is the Thought that
we shall rise from the dead: that the
eyes OF cur loved on~s that with tram
bling fingers we closed will open Win
lusIar on the resurrectiOn nlurra. that
the arms we folded in death Will join
ours in the embrace of reunion.
This is the Easter hope. This IS the
power Of Christ'S resurrection W.
have followed our loved ones to the
grave and left them there where the
winters snow has swept over our
hearts and whelmei us almost N
despair. hut through Christ's resur-
~ection-whO rolled away the stone
from the tomb OF human hope ano
painted upon the black cloud OF deaGL
-he rainbow Of immortality we ca-
almost feel our triends in our arms
they seem 20 be with us now, w
shall meet and know ana love eac;
other again.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
No more solemn
witness could De

stoned by him 70 pfHtid-IH us
truth. The colossal! structure or
The Christian church rests upnn
rle inconroverrble tact Men a.
nou build On bubbles or an abyss
Neither OF c0lIusiOn. ielusiOn. OF i-.u-
sion can the apostles be convicted. They
we're neither deceivers nor deceived.
They we're contradictet> but never re-
fllrat: prosecuted. bur never Silenced-
They varied as honest, earnest men
with marked Individuality viii vary II
7eiling their marvellous story, bur they
never departed by the breadth or a
hair from the assertion CT the supreme
facr Itself. The Resurrection IS the
potency and promise OF the ultimate
victory Of right over wrong, OF truth
over error, OF love over haIe. Hail
then this day Of gIadness.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

Him Who brought life and Immortal
ftv to light 4 stupendous event mad
r3kens place that made it plain with
in the precincts CT this visible "otlu,
that a. world unseen and eternal, nuI-
most real. awaits us hereafter. The
belief in Immortality did not originate
wirfl Easter Various ethnic religions
supply testimony TO the fact that the
idea Of immortality OF some sort mas
ALWAYS found a lodgmenU in mans in
taiIect AMI conscience.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
NEW REVOLT PLANNED.
Leader Of Move Arrives in New YORK
Price On Els Head

New York, April 4.-Some lnsiue
facts in connecrion with the new rev
oiuyiunary movement in Russia have
been told by one Of its chief agents.
who tor the last five weeks has been
in hiding IN this city with a price
OF 50,000 rouhles on his heat, la-u oS
the cars government. This man,
who for the present appears as ivan
Na-0dny. is 36 years OLD lie was
the leader of the CronstadC uprising
last October, anu was head Of the pro
visiuna! republic which. unknown 10
the outside world. existed II the b2-Ic
provinces during three weeks il No
vemher and December last until 1t
was snu1fed out IN an Orgy or blood
ami eycesses by the C0ssacks, Nlo
/ killed Naroduy's wife and Two cAl--
! dren and burned his home. II vas
! then the price was set on Naro1nTs
I head. Prior 70 that he had spent
four wears ii rtle fortress Of 81 FeFer
and St. Paul the grim basCle 0f the
cZar's capital. NJ Naradnv comes 10
this country with credentials from the
! Russian military reVOiuJlnn1sfs, 1nr
] rhta 1urpusa of raising funds 20 render
affe.f,riye tne new Russian revolution.
In this he will be aided by Nicholas
Tcllay kofsily, who IS known as the
father If Russian revolution. anu oy
Maxim G1rkv, the writer, VINO IS due
here this week.
Nave Will BE FarReach-n9.
cur HEX mnve," said " Nar0dny,
will be more far-reacning anu 90Ureiy
different from any OF the movements
. that have preceded Il These nave
been liCcle revoiIs;. this VIII be Al
= armed revolution. The uprisings C1a1
/ have gone before have been more Gl
g less local III nature and genera-ly start
= ed hy one party or organlZaTlon- I'M
!, movement will sweep the country Ant
d viii have behind il every 0rgan1Zauol
IS working for social raform. LIS uil
l. mate g0al will be not a CONSTITUTIONS
:, monarchy, but a republic. IN the com
81 ing revolution we place almost ou
W chief reliance Gu the army. Il
Isl could not do so, an armed uprlSin
q would be folly. But the army is II
IS prone to, start a. revolution than a.
y, most any part of the Russian people.
e. know the army very we'll, for nav
d been in intimate touch with il for man
Id years. 4 majority of the officers an
T. the men in practically every infants
es and artillery regiment at St Peter
ot burg anu in northern Russia ara
Is sympathy with our movement Othe'
I. will be Won over before fall. The on
us uncertain elements are the Cossac'
he and the crack cavalry regiments
'lc the guard. but even the latter ha'
H. been reached by our propaganda
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
Estate Estimated at $4,000, ,0o0.

Salem Mass, April 9.-The will OF
E.. c.. Swift, the millionaire packer,
was admitted to probate in this city
Beyond a bequest Of 5000 to a cilurci1
at Sagamure, Mass, there were. no pub
lie gifts. Except for this donations, aI1d
small anuuities for, two longtime ei1l-
plnyes Of Mr. Swift. the estate, estl-
mated at about sl0,000000. is left in
trust for the benefit OF the family OF
the teStaL0r..
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
Fatal Street Car Wreck.

Knkama, Ind, April 9.-James r..
Bruff, an architect was killed and
four other passengers we're injured III
a. wreck on the Kokomu street rail-
way. A car jumped the track on. an
emllaukment II feet high and rolled
to- the bottom. The injured are:
Mrs. Frank Hudgens and James Rog-
ers. OF Kokomn;: David Yaung OF
SharpsEizIe, and NJ R. Garard. of Gem
ter
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

inns EASTER all
them is as old as
Christianity. It
is the theme in all
our churches to-
day. From the
outset Christian
pc opI b av We
pressed together
On this day to
commemorate the
resurrection Of
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
Hanr4 HamseIf while Asleep.

Akron, o.. April 81 Jacob Stair
AGED 3d., who has been noted as a
sleep walker, arose while asleep,
walked downstairs and deliberately
hanged himself tn d fnnr inisI with
q piece OF Irvine. He is said to have
discussed the horrors OF sninide with
{ his wife the night previous He was
q prominent Mason and ez-eity cn1ln=
/ 3ciimaa.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
Tailor Shop.

have returned to my cid trade
and have opened tailor shop IN the
Winchester building. where l am
prepared to make ali kinds Of repair
work on ladies and gentlemen 5 gar
mtnCS. Orders taken for suits.
?. Peterson.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

vain would nave
been. Christ 5 mir
a G | e s. sermons.
SuTferings a Il d
death. on. the CROSS
il He did not fIll-
fill His prophecy,
After three days
T will rise again.
Christ made His
resurrection t h q
final test Of. His
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

sor.:. again and again dnes mllElnleu = ).
.g,, many days Columbus conceaie't
4g,a real. distance be haI saileu., Az Al
.l.,st he saw a golden bougils ttpafInsz III
ia w9taf,s. On that l,nuatl rested
~, ,..,s.,a, bird. with wings tiresi. through
he. long flight In thai hour e-ai'1ll'-.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
By REV. CHARLES E. CHENEY, DID,
Bishop Christ Reformed Episcopal Church
~ condition

Cue condition OF
benevolent work
which has had its
origin in Chris
CianiCy had never
been dreamed Of,
and II every infu-
ence creaCed by
the church had
never b g e Il SO
much as inag-
ined? But The
church itself ilus
its vital spring Il
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

a Ta" IlOnElS ago.
The viCaI energy
was in Chs seed,
the fDwHr could
not be uo'aduce'i
but by ths disso-
lurion OF the seed.
You plant an un-
slightly bulb in
the soil, aud up
comes the hsauti-
I'll lily. No phil,
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

0GuS-. 1uG uc"
world! was out OF
sight. but for him
il was a re a. L
W orEd. So he
turned his little
ship toward the
setting sun Day
after day Column
bus sailed steadily
on. His sailors
were full of ter
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
8v REV SAMUEL FALLOWS, D. D.
aisnon St. Paul's Reformed Episcopal Church.

and triumphant
given OF any tact
than that Of the
resurrection of Ie-
sus Christ from
he lead. The men
who had doubted
and tespaired saw
Him, heard Him,
touched Him, ate
with Him, walked
with Him. talked
with Him. and
ware c o n n ! s.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

Magnificent Easter celehrat1on.-
Naturally the most magnificent anu
;,,,,osina ceiebration OF Easter is that.
which. takes place in st. Fefars at
Rome.
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
By DR.. MADISON c. PETERS, D. D.
Pastor unnanueI Church, BaIErnare-

The blooming flowers ara Cha prod
nets of the tiny seed cast into the soil
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
By RI. REV. P. ]. MuLDooN, D. D.
Auxiliary Bishop Roman Catholic Church.

He is risen. He is not here, there
fore do all Christians eXulC to-day. II
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
RRT. REV. E. 2. ANDERSON, DID,.
/ Episcopal Bishop OF Chicago.

Christ our Passover is sacrificed for
us- therefore let us keep the feast
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12
By DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS,
Pastor Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.

In one of his lettars Columbus
speaItss about an undiscovered contl-
Warren sheaf., 1906-04-12

Can we picture
mankind. if every