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L'Italia., 1907-09-18
H. DELITTO DI VIA URBANA

ROMA, /. - La caccia a "Fichet-
to-" non ha ancora dato buoni risul-
tati. | migliori AGENT girano per la
una fotografia di Ezio Togni, data
dai funzionari del gabinetto antropo-
metrico.
La latitanza del temibile glovane
ha motto intimorito coloro che, l'altra
sera 81 decisero a parlare accusan 10
"Fichetto" al funzionari del commits
sariato di pubblica s%icurezza lei Mon
ii, quale autore del delitto. Essi ham
no tradito il compagno, non hanno
rispettato lie regole della "ml Il Vita
e potrebbero essere fattl segno a quail
che vendetta o da parte dellO stesso
"Fichetto" o da parte di altri.
Questa volta il giGGice lstruttore
avv. Chineri ha volIto impedire | tu-
nerali della vittima, ed he. ordinate
che l'autopsia dell fosse
eseguita al Verano. C0si Ia ''ma.a vi
ta'' non ha potuto origarllZare una
dele c%onsuete mantle jtazioni, come
queile che %avvenne'o Der la morte Ill
due affigliati uccisi I Marjorie. Euro
no we'd II aliUra die > | flfiti quasi
tutti / pregiudicati di Roma. Non
mancarono / discorsi e vi fu uno degli
orator. che maledf IL coltello ed invi-
to tutti / present. a gettare via, SUI
momento, l'arma esecranda. Ma mes
sumo degli ashanti pose la mano in Ia
sea e tiro. fuori il coltello.
Qualcuno ritiene che "Fichetto'
possa costituirsi domain a qualche av
vocato, del pin mott, dopo essersi pro-
curato Talibi. 'Forse. non appena con-
dotto a Regina Coeli, dara in escande-
scenze e 81 fara trasferire al Mani
comic, sperando negli effetti dell'e-
same psichiatrico.
Stamane, corse la voce che Ell
Ghetto fosse state arrestato e poi fos
Sc riuscito a fuggire dai local. di S
Marcello.
| p%assanti avevano veduto correre
fuOri della porta della caserma dele
guardie, Antigua all'ingresso agi uf-
fici, vari agent, in preda ad un gran
de orgasmo, guardando a destra e
sinistra. Avevano veduto giungere u
ma vettura, salirvi dentro II delegate
Abbate e vari AGENT, ed allontanars
IL legno a gran corsa.
E vi flu qualcuno che assert essere
state catturato "Fichetto" il quale
accorto di non essere osservato era
fuggito.
81 trattava invece di un altro indi
vlduo . nome Pescanti, che dovevs
essere interrogato dial cavalier Mona
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
EROISMO DISGRAZIATO DI UN CA
SELLANTE

TORnNO, 2. - Questa sera il ca
%sellante Bruschi Francesca di ami
"a, custode al ~passaggio a livello n. 2
della linea di Francia, aveva chiusi i
~cancelli per lavvicinarsi di un treno
proveniente da Modane.
Nonostante la chiusura alcuni ope-
raj di n vicina fabbrica vollero pas
sare.
II casellante vedendo uno di essi
in pericolo di essere t~ravolto dial tre-
no che ST avanzava con velocita, sal
to sui binario e 10 spinse fuori di es-
so. Ma disgraziatamente la macchina
raggiunse il povero casellante e 10 in
vesti sfracellandolo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
N FEROCE RISSA

REGGIE CALABRIA, 1. - Oggi in
una bettola scoppio per parecchi ran
corr di mestiere una feroce rissa fra
i conciaiuoli Gattuso Domenico, Zuc-
cata Domenico, Palmieri Francesca e
Romeo Antonio.
Dalla rissa uscirono feriti: il Ro-
meo da un colpo di coltello ALA guam
ella destra ad opera del Gattuso, 10
Zuccala da un colpo di rasoio ad o.
pera di Palmieri.
II Gattuso fu immediatamente ar
restato dal maresciallo Foti e dal
sergente maggiore FAMILIAR del'S9.
i quail di Ii ~passavano.
II Palmieri datosi ALA latitanza E
attivamente ricercato.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
DR.. A. A. GUGLIERI

McdIce ChirurEe
Ours lutte lie Inalat-
tie cole sue Erbe In
ispecie 10 malattie
del nervi o del sangue
Sciatica, Asma, Cuo-
re, R~eumatismi. Idro-
pisia, Pello, Occhi,
F'egato, Stomaco, Ma
LATHE del Polmoni e
deli utero. Cancri,
tTumori, EmerrOidi !,
le maIatfie We
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
INCENDIO ID BOSCH

AvEZZANO, 1. - Nella vicina
Balsorano, circa lie 20, degli ignoti
appiccarono il fuoco in tire punt del
bosco ceduto in contrada Gale Car
%nevale. II fuoco 81 propago rapida-
mente per 200 metri quadrati di-
s%truggendo moltissime piante di elce
e Ginepro. Accorsi / militari della sta
zione di Balsorano e motif cittadini
il fuoco isolate e donate. 81 ignora
lentita del danno. 81 ritiene che STA
no autori alcuni pastori al quail flu
inibito il pascolo che e state dial mu-
nicipio dato in affitto.
L'autorita indaga.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

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L'Italia., 1907-09-18
PPROSsIMAZIONE

100 numeri dal Plaza al 21,524 inclu-
so. cioe so numeri da ciascuna parte del
prefio vincente $4,000, $50.
100 numeri dal 9360S al 92, 70S inclu-
so, cioe so da ciascuna parte del hume
no vincente $4,000. s12.
100 numeri dal 1891 al 1891 lncluso
essendo so numeri da ciascuna parte del
premio di $1,000, So.
TERMINAL
800 numeri terminanti col "a, essendo
lie ultime due cifre del primo premio di
S15 900. 81.
800 numeri terminanti col So, essendo
lie ultime due cifre del o preimo
di 1000, "A
] suddettl premi sono per I biglletti
di 81. lie frazioni in proporzione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
IL SALVATAGGIO

REGGIE CALABRIA, 1. - Oggi
il calzolaio Beniamino Capri in un
accesso di mania di ~persecuzione ten
tava suicidarsi gettandosi a mare.
Due coraggiosi pescatori la~nciatisi
in acqua, dopo motif sforzi e, con Pc
1fcolo della propria vita riuscirono a
trarlo in salvo.
Additiamo ALA pubblica stima 1
bravi p~escatori Baccella, Consolato e
Cato Giuseppe.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

TO forme Q ne garsntisce perretta qua
rixiono
lutte lie nalattis curate
con un suo metodo spectacle senza ope-
rezioni ch~irurgiche E senza far uso di
minerals ne di veleni.
Residenza 1895 7th st. vicino ALA sta
lone di Adeline, Oakland, Cal. Consul
tie Gratis dale SO ant. e Us penn.
Ufficio in San Francisco al Nume-
TO 719 Vallejo st. Ore dale . allie 5 pm.
Nre dale 2 allie 6 pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
SCIOPERO DI SPAZZINI

BARI, 1. - Stamane gil spazzini,
vuotatori di cessi, 81 sono messi i'm
laumento di salario e il patsaggio da
avventizi ad effettivi. e degno di no.
ia che tale s%ciopero 81 effettua ogni
paio damn.
lie autorita tengono frequent con-
ference per risolvere tale sciopero,
che mette la citta in isteto di lor-
dura.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

qualsiasi Inca di Navigazione. 81 ven-
dono presso rAgenzia Ettore Patrizi
& Co., 23 Montgomery Avenue. San
Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
Ultim0 COrriere d'Italia.
Cr0naCa dele Citta' l~taliane.

co, vicecommissario, e dal cav. Abba
tie, delegate, per fornire qualche in
dizio su di un furto perpetrato motif
or sono.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

. Abbonatevi all'ITALIA, II giornale
sempre ricco d'informazioni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
POULTRY AND PIGEONS.
Many Visitors Attend Show in Masonic
Temple

The number of visitors to the poultry
and pigeon show Is growing larger each
day and evening. The aisles in Masonic
Temple where the exhibition Is In prog
ress were crowded last evening and again
today with spectators, who spend much
time before each of the many cages admir-
ing the feathered stock.
Many offers have been made for some Of
the birds on exhibition, and 1t is stated
that one owner was offered $500 for a pen
OF five barrel Plymouth rocks, but refused
1t. Included In the exhibition are some
white rose combed bantams, prize winners
In the recent poultry show at the Crystal
Palace, London.
The incubator of the Prairie State 1ncu-
bator Company. in which eggs in process
of Matching were placed on exhibition last
Tuesday, Is attracting much attention, as
the little chicks are now beginning to come
out of their shells.
In the Gagged bird class there are several
new exhibits. including African wax Dill
finches, lemon paraquettes and Java
sparrows.
In the list of premium winners mentioned
In W ,dnesday's Star the name of Mr.. Dan
lei Dayhoff of Midvale, Franklin county,
Pa, was omitted. Mr.. Dayhoff won first
prize in the bun Plymouth rock cock class
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
ASKS MANDAMUs WRIT.
Attorney Names Secretary Of the In
terror Respondent.

Frank d. Blackstone, local attorney. to-
day asked the District Supreme Court to
issue mandamus against Ethan A. Hitch
COCK, Secretary of the Interior, to compel
him to admit the petitioner to practice as
an attorney In the Department of the In.
terror. Attorney Blackstone complains
that September 8 last Assistant Secretary
Ryan, acting as secretary rejected the an
phcation of the petitioner for leave to prac-
tice, before the department on the ground
that blackstone was disqualified because
ne is an examiner In chancery, appointed
by the District Supreme Court
Inc petitioner claims that is not valid rea-
son Tor refusing to admit him to practice.
ana ne seeks the Intervention of the court
petitioner ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.
Petition Filed by Daughter of Wreck
Victim

Mary V. Cissel, daughter of Commodore
Perry Brown. who was killed in the recent
Terra Gotta wreck. today filed petition
In the Probate Court for the admission OF
the will of her father. Mrs. Cissel says her
father left a will dated August II. 1888,
wherein he devised all his estate to his first
wife. Mary Ellen Brown, who died January
% 1895. Mr.. Browns second wife was
killed in the disaster with him.
The estate left by Mr.. Brown is said to
comprise house and cottage at Washing
ton Grove, Md, of the value of 81 COO and
cash amounting to $500. The petitioner also
says the estate will have a claim against
the railroad company for the death of Mr..
Brown.
According to the petition, Mr.. Brown left
three children, the petitioner Perry Brown
of Albany, n. Y, and William Brown of
this city.
Attorney Charles j. Murphy represents
the petitioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Death of VIM. A. Mann.

William A. Mann. aged sixty-two years,
died yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
his home in this city. He was member of
that famous regiment. the 7th New York
Heavy Artillery. that was stationed in the
line efforts northwest of the city of Wash
ington from August, 1862, TO May 10, 1864.
When Gen. u. s. Grant took command OF
the army In the east the regiment was or
dered to the front and Joined the Army OF
the Potomas at Spottsylvania, Va. The
regiment went in the first division of the
I'd Army Corps CHancocks), division
which, II is said. lost more men in killed
than any division in the army, east or
west.
Mr.. Mann will be buried in Arlington
His funeral will take place at / O'Clock
pm. tomorrow from j. william Lees
chapel. No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Witness Test of New Device

Gen. George Uhler, inspector general of
steam vessels. and them embers of the
board of supervision inspectors, which has
been In session for several days past in the
international Investment Company building.
on 18th street northwest, were visitors to
the nre company house on the river front
Yesterday evening for the purpose of wit
Messing demonstration OF a new ball bear
Ing nozzle for fire hose. The nozzle wac
sttached 10 the apparatus on the District
fireboat, and with it's aid the stream Of
water could be thrown in any direction.
The nozzle is designed for use on steam ves-
sells.
rests We're also made of a new fire ex-
tinguisher by the steamboat inspection Of
fcials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Sues to Recover $4,000.

Suit to recover $50 600 damages was to-
day aled I'm the District Supreme Court by
John II. Tatspaugh against the New York
Continental Jewel Filtration Company, the
contractors for the union station tunnel
for injury TO his health and the health of
his family which he alleges has been in
tured by the smoke. noise, dust and
noxtous doors emitted from a plant of the
company near his house 423 New Jersey
avenue southeast. Mr. Tatspaugh also
claims that the property has been injured
and it's rental value deprecated.
Attorneys Douglass & Douglass appear
for the plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
INFERRED IN ARLINGTON.
Funeral Services Over Remains of Maj
M. V. Bailey.

Funeral services over the remains of Maj.
Milo V. Bailey. who died last Wednesday
morning, were held at O'Clock this after
noon at his late residence, $40 1 street. The
services were conducted by Rev. Donald c..
Mcleod, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. The interment which was private,
was in Arlington.
The pallbearers were Gen. w. w. Dud-
ley. Gen. l.. T. Kitchener, Perry G.
Kitchener, Horace p. Springer, ]. B. Nor
rey and Walter Stafford.
Maj. Bailey. who was born at Marion,
N. Y, July %, 1S41, served In the I'D New
York Volunteer Regiment during the civil
war. He was a member of the First Pres
byterian Church and of Wilson Post, G.
A. r., of Baltimore. His wife and two
daughters survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Judge Rogers Sworn in at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, January 25-Gov.
warfield yesterday administered the oath
of office to Chief Judge John G. Rogers of
the fifth judicial circuit. who succeeds the
late Judge Jones. Judge Rogers is by vir-
tue of his Office also a member of the Mary
land court OF appeals. After the oath had
been administered Judge Rogers affixed
his signature to the test book, the sigma
ture being witnessed by Secretary of State
Tilghman and Messrs. Charles w. Haslup
and Ernest Duvall. The governor then
accompanied Judge Rogers to the court of
appeals room, where the new judge was
warmly welcomed by the other members
OF the bench. and was congratulated by
several lawyers who were present, among
them ex-Mayor Hayes Of Baltimr-AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Funeral of Mrs. Caroline Addison.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs
Caroline a. Addison, widow of James Addi-
son, L. S. N, and mother of James ]. Dove,
will be held tomorrow morning at $50 am.
ct st. Peters Catholic Church, when high
mass for the repose of the soul of the de-
ceased will be celebrated. Previous to the
exercises at the church a short service will
ne conducted at her late residence 2O1 &
street southeast, where Mrs. Addison died
on Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-25
Read them.

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Soc. GRANITE IRON
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size. Sale price. O>Ss
$1.49 MEDICINE CABI-
NETS with mirror and
s ,l,.e II. S a lie soc,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-22
LA JUNTA, COLO.

Miss Beatrice Tyler is slowly re-
covering from an attack OF typhoid
and pneumonia fever.
Mrs. James S. Scott entertained to
dinner Sunday Rev. and Mrs. w. II.
Prince.
Mrs. NJ. A. Berry is able to be with
us again.
Mr.. w. H. Berry and sons, Master
William and Howard, spent Sunday
in the country.
MIR. and Mrs. Ridgeway of Colorado
Springs spent Sunday in our city.
Mrs. Fannie Nickelbery of Natchi
tous, Ala, sister of Mrs. Spencer
Greene. arrived in our city last Sat
urday
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-22
Continued from page l

ton left some were singing Must
persons communed. AS the congrega
Jesus Bear the Cross Alone" others,
I'm a Witness for My Lord" and
still others humming Il Am Going
Home To Meet My Mother, was but
mild suggestion as to the real build
ing up and spiritual revival that will
occur at Campbell A. NJ. E. church
Thanksgiving morning, the 2Sth inst.
when all will get happy in the union
revival. Rev. Holmes will preach for
Rev. J. S. Payne Sunday afternoon at
the rally Some OF the miners are
planning monster union revival to
be held at all the different churches
in successive periods that will I'D
turn Denver. There are about 10000
negroes in Denver and only about q
900 Christians. So the brothers are
going to work
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-22
coRTELYoU Is OUR CHOICE.

The nearer the time comes for nom.
mating q successor for President
Roosevelt, the more- we become con-
vineed that Secretary Of the Treas.
ury cortelyou 10 the best men. Every
state has its favorite and some strong
national following attaches to TAFT,
Cannon, Fairbanks and cortelyou,
with even some who favor Roosevelt
for a third term. The oft-repeated
declaration Of the President that he
will not accept a nomination to sue
coed himself, we think to be too plain
to admit Of him being considered as
q candidate.
First Of all, Mr.. cortelyou has all
the good qualities that have com.
mended the present administration.
Ne 10 aggressive and honest. Hs 10
one Of the estrong supporters Of the
President. A. the same time he does
not come under the accusation Of
reckless daring a. Roosevelt does. He
10 constructive, but does not run into
the error Of destruetiveness. Between
the stand-patters who would retard
progress and the radicals who would
put their ideas into force even at the
expense Of prosperity, cortelyou
makss an ideal nominee. The praeti
cal politicians recognize In the silent
secretary the man Of the hour. Taft
will lose the eolored vote. He has
none Of the good acts to his credit
that President Roosevelt has to
weaken the opposition to him because
Of the soldier incident. His personal
ity 10 not 20 commanding, and the
loss Of our vote or even its ndlffer.
snes will cut . mighty figure in the
Northern states. Far different 10 II
with cortsIyou. His praises are sung
wherever his department has en-
ployss, for no 10 actually making
merit, not color, the standard where.
BY employment 10 given. Then apart
from our preference a. a race, we
sss In him the one man who will con-.
serve the good Of the Roosevelt ad-
mlnIstratlon. His attitude on the mo
msntovs questions 10 sensible. He 10
Ret . rsaetionist Of the Cannon type,
nes . plaes-huntsr like Falrbanks. He
kas eems from way back In the ranks
In . relatively shert time and his
thsssvshnsss will b appreciated by
Ne RspSblIsan party In looking for .
euoooooee ~ Neeesveit.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-22

Mrs. j. w. Winchester entertained
to 6 o'clock dinner Sunday Mrs. Fan
ME Nlckelbery Of Natchitous, Ala,
Mrs. Spencer Greene, Mrs. Zach Bad
get. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Badget.
On account Of the Illness Of Mrs.
Saunders the N. U. G. club met with
Mrs. John Marshall last Thursday.
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent with the usual routine OF busi-
ness. The club was honored with the
presence OF Mrs. Geo. w. Gross Of
Swink. Colo, who accepted the invi-
tation to become a member OF the
club, and also made some very In
structive and appreciative remarks.
The N. U. G. club will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Saunders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-02
ECHOES FROM PULpITS

Concluded from Sixth Page)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-02

Cooper's remedies. decided 10 give
them a trial. and began to feel better
at once. After taking the medicine for
Two weeks i can say that I am a new
woman. ] can cat with enjoyment the
pains in my body have left me. and /
am stronger than have been for
i cannot say enough for Mr..
"COPPER" remedies. They arc wonder.
ful. for they have done everything
claimed for them in my case
Another statement by Mr. W n
stewart laa W. Madison St. Chicaso
% > follovs 4 have had sfomsrb
trouble for years. and anyone who is
afflicted this way knows what an awful
distressed feeling II causes. Many A
time have felt that would give most
any price to be cured. It was BY ar.
rident that heard Of this man
co0per's remedies. immedfafaiv
made NJ my mind 20 buy a treatment
81 him. ] used II for about two Raets
nd i IS impossible to tell how much
sood II has done me. feel altogether
iiferent ! have more life and enerev
han have had for years. This mad.
cine certainly does stimulate and
trengthen the whole system. Tired
ceiling aud wax condition OF the
tomsch ~ entirely passed zvsF. I
eel FsiI srsin
We sell Coorsra reiterated "a.
ines Which have rnsds this weassrfw,
'eeord In al parts q rs eozatrs.
p Z. shah A ScEs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-02
friends hero Friday.

friends hero Friday.
Miss Lille Richardson LEFT Satur
day fer Jacksonville, ill., where she
viii accept a position Ia the Insane
Aeylun,
Walter Dishinger was in Mounds on
business Saturday.
T. r. Lewis Of Valley Reelnse. sa5
in town Saturday,
Mrs. Jas. Cloud OF Mounds. was 4
Mound City Shopper Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs Frank Bauer OF
Mounds, were in town on business
satuldaS
| Miss Grace Morrow Of Sparta, who
has held the position as trimmer for
/ Mrs Kate Richards, returned to her
home Sunday,
Mr.. Ed Craig Of Evansville, spent
Thanksgiving with HIS parents. Mr.
and Mrs. p. G. Craig, and returned
t his homo Saturday.
Marion Bankson visited friends ut
PULASKI Thursday
49, Owl ilhi gan VI WHEY htcluSe
transacted business In town Saturday
" r. Pace OF Holloway, KY, was
II tcwr on business Saturday.
: Mrs, Chas livesay was among the
caif shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Smith and daughter. OF
America, was shopping in town Sat.
urdat.
NJ Tim Casey of Cairo. was a |
business caller here Saturday.
Claude Johnson of Mounds spent |
Friday with his mother, Mrs. Jas. W.
Johnson.
w. w Rodman has been slightly |
ndisposed this week
Mrs, Peal Parker Of Valley Recluse,
was sncppng in town Saturday.
Dr A. + Freeman OF Cairo made
professional calls here Saturday.
Mrs. Flosslo Littlejohn OF America.
vas shopping in town aSturday.
c. Bankson was in Pulaski ON
BUSINESS Friday.
Mrs. John McCune is in Cairo this
'eek on account. Of The illness Of. her
,stc.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-02
CAIRO LODGE OF tLKS HONORS I.
ITS DEAD IN ORATORY AND SONG.
Impressive Memorial Services at Opera House.
Rev. S. R. Maxwell, Of St. Louis, Flo
quent Orator of the Day

The memory of the deceased mem
hers of Cairo Lodge No, Col was
never more beautifully honored thar
,esterday when the annual memorial
exercises were held at the opera
house before an audience that filed
the house
The Elks We're especially fortunate
IN the choise of their orators and the
il the choice of their orators and the
result was a memorial which il is to
De regretted, could not have been at.
tended b. the far distant friends of
those who have passed to the other
Side. SO beiitting was the spoken
word and the song to this solemn and
sacred occasion.
Mr.. Msxwell's Address.
The memorial address of the Roy.
IS. A. MaSwcll Of ST. Louis, was
mastery enc in eloquent sentiment
md powerful delivery Those who
heard him were indeed fortunate and
those who failed TO attend tho cxer.
cises missed one OF the noblcst ora.
tons ever delivered here or els -
where In nart he said:
The dead are departed and their
ears hear no eulogy ! will address
lny remarks to the living
Two thousand years ago scch anil
hssembage as this would have been
cut of the question. Then the world i
was governed by force. The words :
Taught by the great Nazarene makes
his occasion possible. This ordeI-I
will last because il is built upon thel
brightest principle in the universe
nj pcrsadcd by it-love IN ancient
iines Greek. Egyptian aud Persian
dcliboraicd on the qucs
ion. what is the supreme force Of
ne universe 81 ihnt iiulr tiiers
|rre three great ra'es. the hebrews
ireels aud The Romans Icrusa'ani
ihens and Rome were the three
- At oenters. To the Roman mind (
esolution and viii power were the
iprcme forces. They pointed 30 ]
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irrm as evidences OF their will {
pwer Brt with the Romans
igantic organization. the empire fell. a
hiyered by a mightier force. So it ID
with he who relies upon his osn u
IN for his strength: be will meet 4
circumstances that will crush him TO b
|e earth Is
John b. Cor. one OF the worlds Fl
atchless orators. was saved by the
|wer Of love. When strong drink Is
II nearly wrecked him. a good WONT f
said to him. Mr.. Goff. ! lelieyc in O.
Fl You can stu hn man q
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