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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
AmeTiean League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores.

At Chicago, Chicago 2, New York /
az innings. with RueIbaeh pitching).
At Cincinnati (ist game) Cincinnati
4, Boston Il ia gamel Cincinnati Z,
Boston 3
At st. Louis. st. Louis !, Philadelphia
0 60 innings).
Saturdays National League Scores
Al Cincinnati, Cincinnati 4, Boston 3.
AZ St. Louis, Philadelphia 2, St. Louis
O.
At Pittsburg, Brooklyn Z, Pittsburg 3.
At Chicago, Chicago 3, New York ?.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
BASE BALL REVIVED.
Exceptionally Strong Team Organised al
Graniteviile.

Graniteyille, Aug. 5.--Althoush rather
late IN the season, fast ball team has
been organized with Ave Of the former
Woodmen players and several new men
The prospective lineup will be:Captaiu
Craig, CT Aiclver, a well known Mont
pelier seminary captain and hrst base.
man at the initial base; Donahue, End;
Olsen. Coddard's star twirler on ard
Ross, ssi Doyle and Vivian IN the field
Comiskey, the Woodmcn's star pitcher,
will be the mainstay in that position
with able assistants IN both Doyle AMI
Olsen, Craige, Donahue, Ross and Vivian
are well known Woodmen players aud
can be relied upon TO play fast ball
Miles played at short on the Spauldine
team this spring, Manager w, d. Nc.
Donald would Ike Ga hear from man.
ayers Of ball teams in this Vicinity with
o view Of arranging as many games Is
possible, Telephone calls, li.3 Or
sa4-12.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
AUTO TURNS TURTLE.
Two Killed, One Fatally Hurt and Three
Injured.

Port Jarvis, N. VI, Aug. 81 William j.
Maxwell Of Wurstboro. N. ~ and John
S. Fields 81 Port Jarvis. N. ", were
killed "a M automobile accident at Cad
debackyiIc Saturday afternoon. Mrs
J. @. Egingor Of Port Jarvis was prob.
ably fatally injured and her three chill.
dren we're badly hurt. The automobile
ran into ditch while going at high
speed and turned bottom side up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
Saturdays American League Scores.

AT Boston, st. Louis 6, Boston /.
Al New York, (ist game) Chicago 6,
New York 3 I'D game) Chicago ;, New
York 3,
Az Washington, Detroit ~, Washing
ton f.
At Philadelphia, Cleveland B, Philadcl.
uhfa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
The Ladies, Tournament. y

The weekly tournament Of the ladi's
III THE club resulted ID 1 victory for Miss
Gall, with net score Of W, Miss Bailey
being second ana Mrs Tilden third. Abe
seven cards were as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Following the match a luncheon was
served by the ladies Of the local club
and the visitors left on the three o'clock
train, all Of them going back to Greens
boro except Prof. Woodruff, who went
on to his home in Brunswick.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05

second with hot of ~ and George Iila
den third with net Of 10 There were
eighteen cards. as follows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
WEEKLY GOLF MATCH.

Was Won by /. r. Hutchinson With a
Net Score Of 72la.
The weekly match OF the Barre Golf
club was won by L. r. Hutchinson with
net score OF 1874. w. Mackie was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
2ils Class; Purse $3.50.

Ned Cole, eh. Observation-Disclosures,
r., X. kittrcdge, Wuodsvillei N. II.
..,....F a. SandHsqn, Mortified
Rex, oh. ..R II. Noonan, Vcrgennes
~. w, Utton a Son, Worthwhile
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-05
BIG ENTRY
LIST SECURED
-----------
For Horse Trot Of Gentle
mems Driving Club
ON FRI. AND SAT, AUG. 8, 10
-
Second Meet Of the Year Promises To
Furnish Some Fast Heats
There Are Six Glasses
Filled.
ON FRI. AND SAT, AUG. 8, 10

The entlemen's Driving club Of Barre
win hold another race meet at the trot.
ting park Oh Friday and saturday after.
moons Of this week, August and 10, and
L has received a large number Of entries
a. falIntpa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Youths Suits and Overcoats


A suit large assortment
colos
and $3.50.
woed suits excellent values
about "
YOUTHS $1,000
Of youths
suits that never
than$
to sell
YOUTHS, $3.50 SUITS s7es.
A but tmusb made
of tne new
actual
values ale
mixed and plain
velvet collar NICE
oursp
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Ladies High Grade Shoes
at a Big Saving

Ladies' kid shoes, lace, patent tip.
extension soles, sale price. 98e
Ladies' kid shoes, Butcher cut, pat-g
Ont tip, all solid. $500 value, sales
price ............... ......-... .fS
Ladies' vici kid shoes, lace and
Butcher cut. an excellent, serv-
H iceable shoe worth 1925, our sale
price ............... .......... i.oS
Ladies' vici kid shoes, lace and
Blucher cut, extension soles, pa
tent tips, q regular $3.50 shoe .
Tor ............... =. -. 20
Ladies' fine vici kid shoes, Butcher
cut, light or heavy soles, extra
good value at $2.75, our sale
price ............ ......... ;...<'<T
Ladies' patent colt shoes, Butcher
cut, tip or plain toe, heavy soles,
extra special value at .........2. "a
Ladies' patent, kid shoe, Butcher
cut, extension soles, regular $500
value, sale price ...............2.49
Ladies' svici kid shoes, welt soles,
patent tip, actual $3.50 value,
sale price ............ $4,000. E-1S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Mems Underwear

Mems heavy fleece lined shirts or
drawers, soc value, sale price,.
Mems extra sanitary fleeced shirts
or drawers, 75c value. sale price.
Mems finest quality DR.. Wrights
health underwear, regular $1.7b
value, sale price ................
Mems all wool shirts or drawers,
s1.O0 value, sale price, .........
Dr.. Wright's heavy sanitary deeced
union suits, $3.50 regular. sale
price ............ ..........'...
Mems extra heavy seal fleeced un-
ion suits. $1.5o regular, sale
price ............ ..............
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Ladies' Gowns


Ladies' outing flannel gowns .;..... acc
Ladies' regular s1.00 outing flannel
gowns, sale price ............... 69c
Ladies' extra heavy outing gowns,
$3.50 regular, sale price 1885. 9sc
Ladies' f1eeced lined vests or pants. 79c
Ladies' good heavy leeced vests or
pants, special price ............ 24e
Ladies' extra heavy plush back
fleeced vests cor pants ......... 39c
Misses feeced ribbed union suits,
soc value, sale price .......... 29c
Blankets and Quilts
Good size feeced bed blankets,
per pair ............. see
Full 1914 tan bed blankets, fancy
border, 75c value, sale price ...49e
Extra heavy quality 1914 f1eeced
bed blankets, s1.O0 regular, sale
price per pair ................. 69e
Full ia extra feeced bed blanket,
$3.50 regular price, special price
per pair soc
Extra heavy and long 1eeced bed
blankets, full liza size, $1.75 reg
ular price, sale price ..........1.19
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Bows Suits and Overcoats

BOYS, 3225
cheviot fully worth
$500 stis.
suits in cashmere and
80
BOYS, $500
worsds
suit you can
BOYS 800 ovERcoAT s21e. s
wnmxed
BOYS, $500 ovERcoAT
A plain oors
BOYS, $3.50 ovERcoATs $34s.
and brown plads
int h lot s a ..349
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Mems Walkoyer Shoes

BOX or velour calf. all new goods
just In. extra heavy welt soles.
the price ............ ......,..3. 81
Mems work shoe, extra goodSqual-
lty, lace, tip toe, extra stout, sale
s. price ...........2 3!
Mems extra heavy work shoes, lace
and Butcher cut, two full .soles,
Bellows tongue, actual $500 val
Ne. sale price. q!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Table Linens and Towels

64-in. turkey red table damask, soc
quality, sale price .........1.,.f... Z9c
68-in. turkey red table damask, Csc
value, sale price ..........}..... 49c
60-in. German table damask, Csc
quality, for ........ $3.50. 24c
64-in. bleached table linen, SOC vail
ue, sale price ..............-.... 3oc
72-in. all linen table damask 75c
value, sale price ............... 59c
Large size buck towels, little im-
perfect but worth 10 and 15c,
priced to close ................ 30 q.
Large Turkish bath towels, worth
up to 35c, little imperfect, but
sold for only .................. 1uc
Good heavy unpleached Turkish
bath towels, Csc grade, sale
price .............. ............ 1oc
Good size napkins, per dozen. 69c
Hosiery
Ladies' heavy heeced lined hose,
fast black, pair .............. 1Uc
Ladies' heavy fast black cotton
hose, pair DC
Ladies' heavy Rockford hose, pair. 7c
Ladies' all wool cashmere hose,
special price Observation-Disclosures. 19c 4
Ladies' fine all wool Cashmere hose,
regular 35c grade, sale price,. 24e
Ladies' heavy feeced lined hose,
heavy ribbed top, csc value, sale
price ............... 1Sc
Children's heavy fast black, ribbed
hose, sale price, pair ........... 30
Children's 15c quality, heavy RIB Z
bed, f1eeced lined hose, special
price ........... ............. lie
Children's best quality 25c, fine
ribbed hose sale price, pair 800. 17c
Children's extra heavy iron clad
hose, csc quality, sale price 90. 19c
Children's all wool, heavy ribbed
hose, Csc value, sale price 1880. lie
Girls very fine elastic ribbed Isle
hose, the 25c grade, pair ..s..... 15c
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Mems Suits and Over
coats at Bargain
Prices

y
Prices
Mems $500 Suits 1919.
Fancy mixed worsteds or cheviots,
we'll made and guaranteed to be
worth $500, special sale price. -. ~
5000 Suits for $6.9s. -. -.
Invisible plaids, fancy grey mixed
and club checks, built right up In
the latest styles, every thread
wool and suit easily worth
$780,, for this sale .......... .6.9S
Mems $500 Suits for 1919.
A handsome lot Of mems fancy
grey mixed worsted suits, plain
black serges and clay worsteds.
strictly up-to-date and guaran-
teed to be worth $500. our sale
price ............ .............9.IS
Mems $4,000 Suits $ff.47.
A beautiful assortment Of mems
fancy worsteds and cassimire
suits, the newest brown check
and stripe effects, the same suit
you have always paid $4,000 for,
our sale price ................11.4 ~
Mems $3.50 ovsrcoats $349.
A nice lot Of mems medium weight
q length black beaver overcoats.
worth $3.50, reduced for our spe-
cia1 sale to .........S. ~
Men'5s Overcoats for $6.49.
A very fine lot Of mems heavy
beaver and Kersey overcoats and
listers, dark greys or blacks, all
sizes, good $1,000 values, for this
sale ............... ........ .V.eo
Mons $1,000 ovsrcoats for $3.50.
These come in black Kerseys, fancy
brown and grey mixed, and are
beyond all doubt the best values
we have in our overcoat stock
at ............ .....s.s........o.So
Mems s14oo overcoats for e7.ee.
A large assortment Of sreys.
blacks, browns and fancy mix
lures, the very neatest modes,
coat to be proud Of, fully worth
$14.00, our sale price ..........7.oS
Mems 10 and $50 overcoats $3.50.
Mems heaviest quality beaver. Kerr
sey and Irish freize overcoats,
cut right up-to-date, very dressy. II
). as good as any s18 or $50 coat on
the market, for ................SoS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
A Substantial Saving in
Misses and Children's
Shoes

Misses heavy kid shoes, patent tip,
extension soles, $1.75 value. $50. .d.2
Misses heavy vici kid shoes, velour
tip, heavy soles, good stylish
cut, $500 regular. special sale
price ......... ..............s...l. *
Children's kid shoes, patent tip,
heavy soles, sizes 81 to IL. sale
price ............ .............l. ~
Childrens good heavy shoes, patent
tip, sale price ................. oS
Misses box calf or vici kid shoes,
good plump stock chronological. Il
Child's fancy colored shoes, size 2
to ............ .............. 39
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Dress Goods

Mems regular s1.oo quality
night robes, special price. So
Mems regular $1.50 quality
night robes, special price. 81
Boys good heavy 75c quail
ity outing gowns, special
price 4e,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Domestics

Good heavy quality outing flannel,
light or dark colors, sale price,
yard -. 80. 80
Best 10c quality heavy outing fan
mel, all colors, sale price $1,000.
Our regular 1870, extra heavy out
ing flannel, yard ................
Full yard wide, extra fleeced outing
flannel, 18c value, sale price ...12,
Good heavy feeced fannelette,
fancy patterns, sale price
Extra heavy and fine, full yard
wide, flannelette 15c and 18c val
ues, sale price, yard ..........12,
Good heavy white, Shaker flannel,
special price
Extra heavy 10c quality Shaker
flannel, yard ...................
Good heavy twilled cotton flannel,
yard ............ ..............
Extra heavy plush back, twilled
cotton flannel, zoe value, sale
price .........
Extra heavy eiderdown cloaking,
soc regular, special price 5000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Great Cloak and Skirt Purchase

all colors purchased by US at less
fifty centso the benefit
beautiful Panama dress skirts In black, blue ana
the
remarkably low price
trimmed
$780, all
and
ireland brown
buttons
skin rolling
in special sale price So
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-19
Silks

Regular 6oc quality, fancy plaid
wasting silks, all colors, special
sale price, yard ................: Sse
ELEGANT Louisene fancy plaid silks,
actual $1.00 values, sale price oSc
Crepe silks in evening shades, 75c
values, sale price .............. oSe
Extra heavy black taffeta, 81 inches
wide, s1.Oo quality, sale price. 79c
Full yard wide black or changeable
taffeta silk, $1.25 regular, sale
price ............ .............. o9c
Dress Goods
Fancy plaid dress goods, double
fold, yard .:......... l4e
All wool tricot flannel, sale price. 19c
Fancy plaid 36-in. suitings, yard. GAG
soc quality heavy plaid suitings,
3S-in. all wool Panamas, cashmere
or serge CSC values, sale price,
yard ......... ............ oSc
Fancy novelty wool suiting, AZ and
"A inches wide, $1.00 values, sale
price, yard observation-disclosures. o9c
50-in. heavy mohair. full 75c value,
sale price per yard 49c
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
EIGHT MONTHS AWAY.

Word comes, well hedged with author
ity, that the Portland 4 Seattle Rail
way viii be running its trains into the
metropolis of Oregon on or before the
first day of next March, just eight
months away. This IS an item Of es-
sential value to this city since that line,
so completed, will reach, unbrokenly,
from Paseo to the sea right here. 1t
viii be the line that holds the future
OF Astoria well within its grasp, and as
it shall develop its potential purposes,
so will the destiny OF this port be made
Enthusiastically manifest. We should be
preparing right now to adapt ourselves
to the exigencies inherent in this sys,
tenn and bend every known energy at
our command to make it the cardinal
aim Of its owners to declare this city
and port its Pacific terminus and its
exporting depot There is much to do
in this behalf and time is of the essence
Of its accomplishment; therefore, the
Astoria Chamber of Commerce. and
every man and institution here must
find its best place in the scheme of en-
deavor. Astoria cannot sleep on this
issue, nor withhold anything that will
contribute to the everlasting success OF
this program; she must be instantly at
work and keen to note every sign, good
and bad, and swift to employ her best
agencies to win out against the power
full arguments and allurements that will
be set in motion for her defeat. Unless
it shall be, and is, the preconeieyed pur-
pose of the Hill interests to make this
city their raiLand-sea terminal, with
this line from the northwestern wheat
belt, we shall have to fight for the
supreme distinction and advantage, and
we must get in harness and scrap our
own scrap to the very end.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
SAILED FOR EUROPE.
Second Annual Milk Congress TO be Held
in Brussels, September IA,

NEW YORK, July la--Nathan Straus,
merchant and philanthropist, has sailed
for Europe to attend the Second An
nual Milk Congress to be held in nrus-
sells, from September II to l6 Four
hundred scientists, medica! experts and
philanthropists have indicated that they
will be present during the sessions OF
tho congress-
"fifteen years ago said that the time
was coming when il would be eonsid-
cred criminal to feed young children on
milk which had not been pasteuriEed,@ y
said MIR. Strauss, "The agitation for
pasteuriEed milk has spread TO Buffalo,
Boston ami as far west as San Fran.
cisco. Besides this, Surgeon General
Wyman OF the public health service. at
the direction OF President Roosevelt has
taken up the investigation OF the whole
milk subject with the view Of the enact
ment by Congress Of pure milk law
that will compel the eradication OF
tubercuhr cattle in the dairy herd and
require the pasteurization Of all milk
that cannot bc certified as free from
germs OF disease"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
ASToRIA'S IDEAL SUMNER.

We do not like to boast, and rarely
do So but we cannot withhold the asser-
zion that no more perfect summer day
,han yesterday ever gaddened the sense
oi humanity anywhere on this earth, as
we OF Astoria experienced it, 1t was
simply ideal And there is nothing to
urge that it will not repeat itself q
hundred times before the season shall
close, For this section is, beyond doubt,
in the yery heart OF the favored area OF
the northwestern summer, The dawn
Nls crisply cool and clcudless, and as
he sun rode into the heavens his rays
were met by the fresh seawinds laden
with the wholesome ,ang o. the main
and OF Just the temperature to soften
their heat TO that degree of equity
qualified BY no other term than balm;
and all through the long, hrillAnt day,
the delicious interchange progressed
above and around us, compelling the in
stant realization Of its perfect charm
and voiding every element that might
make for discomfort, Life was worth
the living; every pulse was animate
and eager. charged with the tonic OF
the perfect air that swept from the
ocean to the mountains, and back again;
lit TO absolute clarity by a sun that
burned softly through the shifting sheen
of the winds, yielding only the acme of
delight as we humans understand it.
And when night fell 1t was necessary
to resort to handy summer wraps, and
later to the genial warmth of blankets
that ensured the bliss of sound, unbroken
slumber, no mean counter pleasure for
so allurine day,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
NEARING THE END.

The whole country will be glad when
the grave and important legal inquiry
So long drawn out at Boise shall have
closed, and we shall have heard the de.
cision that means 80 much to so many.
The issues, as laid, are, to the world in
general, no nearer solution than they
were when the cause first went to bar;
and even when the jury shall have rem
dered its verdict, we doubt II then they
will have been settled finally. There Is
an immense scope Of intsresS q the
Haywood trial, and it is Of two very
distinct types, equally intense; the
state has woven wonderful story out
Of the fabric of Orchards confession,
but the warp and wool of the fabric is
not OF the kind that carries conviction
to the minds OF men who are used to
cleaner testamentary stuff; and upon
this hypothesis alone, we are prepared
for the hazard of a disagreement in the
jury box
The range of the testimony covered
so wide a field of time, people and cir
cumstances, all, more or less, sur
charged with evil done or evil intended,
that it is a difficult matter to seggre-
gate the atoms OF truth and decency
upon which to predicate line of struc
tural fact from which to evolve whole
some conviction or acquittal. The
shadow of wrong is very dense in the
history upon which this crime is found
ed and it is not confined to one side by
any manner Of means; there is much to
quicken perpetual doubt, even when
the unravellment shall have been at
tanned; hence our doubt that there will
ever be justifable agreement, save as
to the manifest guilt of the main wit
nesa
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
pIRIGIBLI BALLOONS FOR ARMY

PARIS, judy lo,-Le Petit Partisan
says that il understands that the bud
get committee intends TO increase the
grant for dirigible balloons for the army,
which is now only 6o,00O francs. to a
sum which will allow every fort on the
eastern frontier to be equipped with a
balloon similar TO La Patrie. More pow
erful balloons. it is possible, win be
constructed for the headquarters.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
LAWYER SUICIDES.

SAN DIEGO. July l9.-James A,
Taylor, lawyer OF this city, commit
ted suicide in his bungalow on Robin
son street by taking carbolic acid late
this afternoon. He was found dead al
$3.50 o'clock Deceased came from Iowa.
where he has wife and family He
has a brother living here. Dependency
/, the supposed cause of the suicide.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
The Charming Woman

is not necessarily one OF perfect form
and features Many plain woman who
could never serve as an artists model,
possesses those rare qualities that all the
world aimires: neatness, clear eyes,
clear smooth skin and that sprightlire.s
OF step and action that accompany good
health. A physically weak woman is
never attractive, not even TO herself.
Electric Bitters restore weak women,
give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
yelyety skin, beautiful complexion.
Guaranteed at Charles Rogers, druggist.
SOC.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-07-20
When War Will
Disappear.
By ". $ scHLEY. Rear Admiral U. $. N. Retired

~ HE profession of is Of the Oldest in history, honor
able and useful alike the state AS a member of that
profession could not be expected have much sympathy
with those who misrepreent the value of its work who
DECRY THE USEFULNESS of its duties. In these
days hear much of peace congresses In behalf those Of
CLOTH would say that has been my privilege and know
of the great soldiers and sailors time of the
tries Of the world 1t only just to them say that they
uniformly gentle and UNIVERSALLY HUMANE. They in
because study their life had better equipped
them but when brought face face with the fact that their
nation unable find ground upon which stand in
adjusting differences with another they ready step into the
breach with all that might of SACRIFICE FOR HOME
AND COUNTRY.
No appreciates do the motives of peace societies
the credit due THEM FOR THE GOOD they WOULD do,
but the day distant when the lion and the lamb lie down
gher and when they the lamb be certain that he not In
the northwest of the lion It hardly much say that
the Of thousand years peace almost far off hope that
any Of living may its beginning but in the
time might not be well that should constitute ourselves living
force for the protection of law and order against those other forces
within the which DESTRUCTIVE TO ITS PEACE AND
QUIET2
would welcome conferences that at The Hague All men
who look upon calamity will rejoice know that there
spirit Of willingness prevalent among nations TO LIMIT THE
SCOPE OF WAR; eliminate from its code of the
which lead to and to substitute for these the method arb
on If other good results from such conferences than to strike
from Its code few of the which lead that misfortune
the effect will be to lessen its possibilities and make
and know Of nation today however, that UN
DER THE PRESENT DISPOSITION OF HUMAN NATURE,
afford discard her defense while there much class
under restraint class mpaence of authority every
country around No, far cry the day when liberty will
able to hold footing without the protection of the hands
Of men who TRAINED TO USE THEM in her defense
AM AMONG THOSE WHO BELIEVE THAT WHEN THE KING.
DoMs OF THIS WORLD SHALL BECOME vERTABLY THE KING
DoMs OF CHRIST EARTH, THEM ONLY THEM WILL