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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16

We Gee that there ID even laws
that give some men the advan-
tage over others. II Is called
class ledgeslation. All ledgesla.
ton should be under this kind Of
o law, please read.
MT whsso iosasss iato ~ psfSese Nv Il
NDss'y. spl coatisosth shsasis, b Sssse ~
asssssiful Asasss, bate A,ss Of ~ work. this
ass shall b b'ssssd h ~ dssa. janss -
And this perfectaaw Of Liberty
teach ~ this fact. Please read.
Assss,, which 10 ,Ae greet commandment 10
Jess seisa ueso hlA, TAss sAsh love tSs
Lend ny God With I'll ~ cart. ~ 9th Ill
~ coal. - vftA sll ny mind.
THIS ~ IRA cod srsa. soanaadnsnt.
AsA ~ sssosa n liks ua,o Il, 1Aos sasls
love ~ ssisAsour - shysslf.
AstA ee--ss-s7-as-ao,
To love our nsighbors - our
self will take away all things Of
an unequal kind or nature. And
will place Us on the law of Liber.
ty. In concluson we must say
that God never intended that
come men should have his mil.
lions, and some other man not
aole To keep the wolf from the
door. Bible Socialism places al
men on an equality in regard to
their own products, for all men
ore t. work and eat their own
bread. Bible Socialism says q
governmental owner. Bible So.
cialsm does not say, 70 and take
the money out Of Scofers Of the
rich msu. But 1t does say work
and eat your own bread. Bible
Social 'm does say that those
that had possessions, sold them
and gave to the government that
distribution might be made IN
every on a. they had need. But
this the world will not d., and
there is many professors who
make a profession of Christian.
ity who have their millions and
many poor children around their
door who is crying for bread
Give Us a government that says
equal rights to all and special
privileges to none. May God
hasten the day when we all can
stand fast in the Liberty where,
with Christ has made % free
And get out from under the y0al
Of slavery brought about by q
wage system. May we all walh
up TO the polls this fail, with oul
ballot in one hand and the Bible
in the other, and say give me the
Bible with Debs, or we will have
to take Taft or Bryan and do the
best we can.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16

6.asd fest therefore 10 tho liberty
ShsSswith christ hsth made 10 free. end
~ not snsansled sgalu with the yoke Of
,ondags. Gel 81.
This IL . general received op.
Mon. This is one point which
need Z more explisit explanation.
While VIC have time and again,
made this question plain In our
Yet from a stand.
point, Of the general received 0p-
nion4 we will have to; as we said
sbove make 1t more explisit For
We learn from holy writ. that,
there was quite a contrast be,
tween the man, male and female
created on the sixth day spoken
Of In (Gen l-2R-27 and the man
formed after the seventh day and
placed In the garden; who Ia
spoken Of In (Gen. 2-7.) The
first man spoken Of, was given
over all the earth, and
access TO every thing on the
whole earth be was given q free
moral agency. The last one spok.
en- Of bad restrictions and any
one who are under restrictions
and commands can not be u free
moral agent. The one had &C.
cess to every thing on the face
u the whole earth, the other
was forbid one tree in the gar.
len. No the reader will see
plainly the difference there was
IN the equality between those two
characters. This lasted up un.
Vii Christ come. And by his frst
coming; and At his first coming
the middle wall was torn down
between them, and Christ, stands
between them, and this is why
Paul used this language.
For | mean no, Tho, ether men 5e
eastd and ye burdened;
But BY an equality thu, now q this
time your abundance may b. = supply
for their want. that their adoundance
also may 10 . supply for your want.
tina, there may DO equality. . Cor. 9 -is
IA
There Ia many who claim that
there should not be equality
Such ~ Paul has declared, and
yet they claim to be Christians.
Shame on such christians.
The honest characters who say
all men were created equal, are
those who look only to where the
man was created On the sixth
day. It is true they were called
men. And oil the descendants
OF the created man was equal
This We say, IL where the idea Is
caught. that all men were Great
cd equal. And rs we have said
above, the middle wall vas tori
down In Christ, and the equality
Of those created men verified
and justified and the people ir
general. If the United States arc
Of the created man. The Isra
elites Of Today have not the equa
lity, that belongs to the Gcntiles
AS a nation II CAMEO be said Il
them, 10 she language Of Paul h
the Calation brethren. For Pau
said again to the Roman breth
rem; concerning them this, pleas,
read.
FOR I would not, bvelhreu that y,
should bs iguorast Of this mystery. les
- should b. wise 10 your own esscsl,
the. blindness In part 10 happsss'
u lssssl. until the lulness Of th
0aaiiles b cone 10.
AID % oil IsiNsl shall b saved: y
70 written. fhsss shall cone ont Of 6io
the Dslissssf. and shall lura avs
usgsdlissss iroM Jacob;
For thA 10 ay covenast unto then
when shsll lake away their sius.
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TAKE NOTICE.:

Any party OF parties wishing 10
ssh a.y questions. through hi.
papsr. spea any sshjsct rsligi.
ously or otherwise shall b
rsassd - . friend Bat in no oaso
viii tAs EDITOR allow any slsse
o. siasg phrases 70 ,sh'osss
ID onlsmss.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16
QUESTION. NO %.

IN che restitution OF oil things.
.AAots s-N-2l) Tho Ark of The
covenant and The Two table oil
stone must coMs forth nov !,
there any scriptures 10 .,bov
's%nsrs they will b. fonnd.
G. A. Simons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16
CREATION
AND
FORMATION
''Tsark them to Observe All things vhlyesysr
( h,7, C,nr,, dsd You" Matt. 1870
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Ill Men Wore 5rsstsd Equal.

A. eoscsrsisg he gospel thsy ~
sssmiss lsr your sskss: but y touching
The slsstsos thsy sss bsloAsd for tAs
fssbss. sskss. Non il-96-1e-S7--sa
The reason for us setting forth
those Bible facts. is to get right
down TO the very bottom OF So.
clalism 90 that parasites cannot
under mind II. Aud that oil hon.
est hearts may Gee the honor
there Is in the Socialistic prin.
cipals.
SOCIALISM 10 a wider field than
equality. There may be charac.
ters equal, In wealth, In honor,
In fame, and they may be equal
in filing any station Of life: And
yet in regard to their associating,
or their Socialistic principals.
They could be so selfish, that
they would never speak to each
other. Equality then, in the
things above mentioned does. not
bring about Socialism, but II
does bring about strife.
SOCIALISM.
Brings about an equality. 1t
brings Ill men in to the folds Of
equal rights, in the spirit of love.
As you will find in this language
Ne thu, lovsth so,. knowe,h not Odd
,ov.,a u. ..c.... ,.., H.. . -.
' '' W
nigh, live through hin.
Herein 10 love. Dot ,ha, v" loved God
but that he loved ~. and zen, bis Son
10 o tho propi,ia,,on N, o.r .;,.
u.,,r.A ;, ~ ~ ,o~.. ., -. :.
L". on. another
40 ma" nat" seen tod at any ''"'' II We love
...,..,,. ~''" 80 WV
n.,.,, Ioo, .. ,,.. .. a,.,, I. .,- An,
h. In Us. s.e.u.. h. hath given u. q. A,. sp,.,,
John '-''o Is
And this spirit Of love. and 80
ciahili,, in charity pIease roar
A.. .,
charity .mo,. v,.,..,,... n, .,.r;,.
shall cvvsl The multitude Of sins
liz. ho.r;,.,,,, nm. y, ...... .,,...,
.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Wv
w. ~ ''' W. 'e ""c " ao""s
~soou ss"sfus q" Tue man'fo'd s'ac
Of 0od. Peter 4-0-o-iO
81 .,,. ...a..-;, .,
'S VI" WV "r"H "oou
s0ciabillty In the fields o sin
But on the other hand soc;ab;,;t,
will hriry aho,t ..,.u.u l., A.,
"
N'e' . "u'''
'""e VI ""' lhab IA SOCIALISM
VIII or'n9 every man into thi
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QCEsTION NO. y,

Ed. W. wish that you would toll
" thru the Columns Of the Cars.
or what those Scriptures have
Fsf'ssncs 20 (Isaiah 2s--ls)
John Bowers.
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-. cssssrr Pleas. ..pl.i.
se'' Scripture. (l.sks l-2s-27 !,
Sinda Msrriss.
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The Ed. is an agent for the
Belleville separator aud the Jumbo
Engin, THE BEST that is MADE
W. knew what We are talking
about, we have been running
them now for four years We
will sell you one or both call and
see US, or write us. Now is the
time to buy: Come let us help
you to the worth Of your money.
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QUESTION NJ. ".
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
PULL LANDS PLACES
FOR TEACHERS, SAYS
GOLDBERG
scRAPPY INSPECTOR HAS USUAL
TussLE WITH sUPT. MARTIN.
DALE IN BOARD MEETlNo-BUR-
TON RAISES ODD QUESTION.

School Inspector Goldberg's resig-
nation was practically asked by Supt.
OF Schools Martindale. Thursday night,
during heated controversy over the
appointment of certain teachers to
the eligible list, but the suggestion
was ignored by the fighting inspector
from the Twelfth ward.
Goldberg had questioned the quail
fications of some half dozen women
teachers placed on the eligible list
along with several others at the last
meeting of the board. He intimated
very strongly that they had secured
their places on the list as result Of
some pull and not by reason OF any
qualifications for the positions. La
ter Inspector Cary, Of the teachers
committee, rose to q defense OF the
teachers in question and the Detroit
teachers I'm general.
"Out Of "a names considered by the
committee, 80 hold life certificates
he said, and all these teachers were
selected because Of special qualifica-
tions for certain work. In many In
stances the committee had gone fur
Their than the rules required In the.
matter of qualifications, and he cited
specific examples.
81 know of no instance where any
teacher has obtained a position by
reason of pull and don't think any
member of this board knows OF one"
he asserted.
When DR.. Cary sat down, Goldberg
again got the floor and singled out
Miss Margaret Barton. whose name
was among seven to which he except
ed. as an object of attack.
Mr.. Martindale made vigorous reply,
pointing out that Miss Barton holds
a life certificate.
"And any Inspector who will get up
here and SANDER teacher In that way
ought to resign" he added, white
with rage.
well, I won't resign" shot back
Goldberg and II was over. The other
six names held in question by Gold
berg were: Lillian Berry, Marion
Poole, Gertrude Ferrigan, Daisy Lon
go, Agnes Carr and Florence Des
Camp
Inspector Burton started a discus
sion with the superintendent on the
subject of night schools. He contend
ed that boys under Is attending night
schools after working all day were
violating the law prohibiting children
under that age from working more
than 10 hours a day, and he protest
ed against the board aiding In the vio-
lation OF this law. He thought these
boys could he forced to attend school
during the day.
But study cannot be construed as
work." Mr.. Martindale argued.
1T Is work." insisted Burton.
Then Mr.. Martindale pointed out
that there is no way Of compelling a
boy over IA years Of age to attent
school II his services are required by
his parents. However. Mr.. Burton
later introduced "a resolution referring
TO the subject of the teachers commit.
tee for discussion.
| The board awarded j. T.. Bolles
Wire A iron works the contract for
equipping. % schools with outside
stalrways for fire protection. The
contract price Is s25.iSl. The appr0.
priatIon Is $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
SOLID SOUTH FOR
BRYAN, DECLARES
V|RG|NIAN
CAMPAIGN WILL NOT EVEN JAR
IT, SAYS ]. n. CALLAHAN, OF
CLIFTON FORGE RAILROADS
NOT MIXING.

J. ii. Callahan, one OF the leading
hotel men of the south. manager OF
Gladys Inn. Clifton Forge. Va. for the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad. while q
Detroit visitor, discussed the political
situation In his section with Times
reporter. Said Mr.. Callahan:
II you ask me Tor my view OF the
| political situation in old Virginia. !
must tell you that any talk OF Vir.
ginia not giving Bryan an increased
majority this year is absurd. The
Democratic party IL united there. In
perfect harmony and confident At a
Democratic meeting In my city. al
which John w. Kern, vice-presidential
| candidate. and Congressman Hal d.
Flood spoke, the opera house, which
by the way Is one Of the largest In
the state. could not accommodate the
people.
THE railroads Of the state are say
ing Hands OF: we are not In POLITICS.
THE laboring classes are inclined
to blame the present administration
for the depression In business and os
they see no signs of improvement can
be relied upon to vote against TAR.
The business men and banks feel
kindly toward the proposition to guar
antee bank deposits as advocated In
the Democratic platform.
1.-The labor organizations will no
doubt be governed by the appeal for
justice made by the officials OF their
several orders. whose duty 1t Is to
give them the true facts and let them
vote as their consciences dictate.
This campaign will not even jar
the solid south, much less break 1t,
while feel the Democrats will carry
New York and more than likely Ohio
and Indiana.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
.ocal Item 8

Francis Mcmillan, son of the late Sem
stor Mcmillan. In dangerously al I'm
a Boston hospital. lie recently un-
Dderwcnt minor operation, and COM
plicstions\ followed which made his
condition critical Philip Mcmillan
went TO His brothers bedside
Wednesday. Thursday afternoon hs
wired that the sick man was slightly
Improved. bur still ia a precafious
condition.
Partridge Blackwell, are the pur-
rhasers of the Tuomey Bros. dry
goods and furnishings stock. The
price paid by them IL practically 90
cents on the dollar on the Inventory.
value or The stock. Arrangements
are being made to move tho stock to
the purchasers store, where Il will
be put on sale. The stock includes
dry goods. furnishings. and other
lines common to department stores.
The Eddie Uarnetfs sntoon and dance
hall ep Hsndofph-st. IL hut little
worse than It's SURROUNDINGS is the
opinion OF Judge Donovan as ex-
pressed In n decision handed down
Thursday afternoon, I'm which he re
fuses to restrain Barnett from con-
Quoting the place. The Judge also
repeated his statement that ne did
sot reel Justified In sncroaenins upon
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

the Jurisdiction of the police depart
ment and recorders court.
8. Earle gave an illustrated
lecture on bad roads and good roads
and the working OF the new county
roads laws to the members OF the
BOARD of Commerce at the weekly
Thursday. Ex-Gov Renfrow, OF Okla
bona. told the members present that
he is looking Detroit over with a
View to bringing here from st. Louis
plant for the manufacture OF ma :
chimes to make fuel bricquettes.
Milton NJ. spear. alias "Baron M. Won
schlosser," who has Just been re-
leased from Jackson prison. where
he was sent for swindling operations
in Wyandotte. says that, to his mind,
system OF exile for criminals would
system. he suggests s p that SOME ns'S Of
the Pacific islands be used for this
purpose. as England used Tasmania
and southern Australia In former
years. Spear says he Us going to
Alaska. lie states that IN Jackson
prison he has found instruction In
every form OF crime. forgery. safe
fned there for long term OF years
always become more or less insane,
he says, the murderers particularly
getting a melancholy insanity. Bad
and Astounding vermin are other un-
pleasant conditions which. ne says,
exist In Jackson prison.
IL the grand lodge of Elks consents
the nnt1ered brethren Of Detroit will
speedily set to work to raise $50, 900
for the construction OF new tenn
pie. Such was the decision reached
In the business session Thursday
evening. The matter has been put uI
TO the judiciary committee and a re-
port Is expected In two weeks. Novel
entertainment features OF all sorts
made the social session that followed
inc business meeting a most enjoy.
able AFFAIR. Allan II. Frazer acted As
master, OF ceremonies. burlesqu.
mock debate and final battle in which
Two local pugilists appeared AS
Bryan ana Tart was one or the hits
A member burlesqued Carrie Natior
and Sheriff Burns did police duty
Entertainers from thes local yaude
vile and burlesque houses appeared
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
JOHN WOLF FACES
LIFE SENTENCE

John Wolf. alias Hiser. charged with
a serious crime by Lizzie Edwards,
was round guilty by jury in Judge
Hosmer's court, Thursday afternoon.
The jury deiiberated less than 20 min
utes. II Is VOLTS. second crime OF the
same nature. and to the offense OF
which he has just been convicted ne
added robbery, for he took the girls
ring and money from her. He was re
manded to Jail TO await sentence. The
extreme penalty IL life imprisonment.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
Woman Charges SANDER.

Alleging that she was slandered and
her reputation injured by remarks
made about her by Edmund Duchaine
OF River Rouge. Mrs. Delma Thibo
dean began suit IN the circuit cours
Friday, claiming $1,000 damages. To
insure the defendants presence at the
trial Mrs. Thibodeau had him ares.
ed on the capias. He gave ball for
his appearance.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
iontnlno Kills Crack Walker.

LAWRENCE, Kas.. Oct. 2S.-Peter
Marsoin. OF Crawford, N. j., who with
his brother, left New York. April i,
to walk TO San Francisco, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed yes
terday on a farm near here. Marsoin
was to get $500 II he completed the
trip from coast to coast He recently
received $3.50 for covering half the
distance.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
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GENUINE CAzAN STOCK LIMITED QUANTITY. 9S CENTS
WOMEN'S ONECIAASP GLOVES A VERY GOOD
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WOMENS NECKWEAR, THE VERY LATEST
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REGULAR GAUZE DOTTED YELLING ALSO WIDE
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The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
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DEMONSTRATION NEW B.. AND. j. FRONT LACING
CORSETS, CONDUCTED GRITTON. OF NEW York; :
WILL BE A CORSET FEATURE SATURDAY.
~ T. wOMENS TAILORED WAISTS
ALL LINEN NEGLrGEE AND STOCK,
FRONT AND BACK $3.50.
FINE FRENCH SHEER HANDKERCHIEFs
PERFECTLY HEMSTITGffED DAINTY EMBROIDERED
SATURDAY 1914 CENTS EACH.
woMENS HATS MODELS FISK. GAGE AND BURGEsSER
HATS OF QUALITY. AND SO DISTINCTIVE STYLES TO
CHOOSE FROM,
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

A spendthrift, like a buzz saw. scat
ters lots OF dust while running around.
and has nothing but his board to show
for
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

Probably fountain pen Is so cali
ed because II is forever overfiowing.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
WHAT SOCIETY Is DOING

church. Livingstone. The couple are
now taking an eastern trip and will
visit friends in this city before they
return west.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

It's awfully hard for a. crooked man
to keep In the straight path.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

tralto soloist In the Forest-Ave. Pres
byterian church. The couple have gone
on a wedding trip and will live on
Holbrook-ave. when they return.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

Mabel Rebekah lodge, No. A, Will
give an evening pedro party Wednes'
day, Oct. 20. In the home OF Mrs. Sand
born, No. 16s Rowena-st.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF So.
Peter and Paul's Jesuit church will
give a pound party In ST. Francis
Home for Orphan Boys, Sunday after
noon, Oct. 20.
Purity Chapter, No. 359, o. K. s.,
will hold special meeting Tuesday
evening. Oct. 81. in Golden's hall. Re
freshments will be served after the
meeting
DIR. and Mrs. K. l.. Parker, OF No. "a
Smith-ave.. announce the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Florence Proven
Parker, TO Abe Falk. Of Livingstone
Montana. The marriage took place
Sept. 23 in ct. Andrews Episcopal
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
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METAL CLASP. STRAP HANDLE,
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
GERMAN SILVER SC ALE MESH BAGS FANCY DESIGNED TOP,
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FANCY IMPORTED JACQUARD DESIGNS
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25 CENT HARD ENAMEL. BEAUTY PINS CARD,
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BARRETTS AND OPEN WORK DESIGNS.
Is CENTS $500, VALUES.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

Detroit Lodge, No. 2. F. Il A. M, Will
give a halloween party In the Masonic
temple, Monday evening. Nov. z. An
old-fashioned New England dinner VIII
be served, followed by dancing. The
committee ON arrangements consists
of DIR. william II. Martinez, George
Austin, DIR. +. J. Sober, Ed. s. Bart
lett. Bruno Hatzenbuhler, N. 5.
Praigg. w. !. Slavery. r. IA. Hopson
and Julius Lindemann.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

The ladies OF Grace church will
hold sale OF cakes, hermits. dough
nuts and bread in the store OF David
Wallace Il Sons, No. los Woodward
ave-. Saturday, beginning at 10 o'clock.
The proceeds will be devoted to char
ity. Mrs. K. T. Barbour Is president
of the women's society and Mrs. w.
G. Noack, secretary. At present the
society is maintaining young woman
missionary in Turkey.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

The Queen Esther Circle OF Simpson
Methodist church will hold q sale OF
homemade cakes. Saturday. Oct. "a.
In Weber's Hardware store. Nos. 10
and IL Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

woMENS REGULAR IS CENT IMPORTED SWISS VESTS
HAND CROCHET TOP. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY so CENTS.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23

The wedding of Miss Nellie L..
Vaughan and Arthur s. Dennis was
celebrated Wednesday evening In the
home OF the brides parents. No. 677
Second-ave. The Rev. James NJ.
Barley. pastor OF the Forest-Ave.
Presbyterian church, officiated. There
were no attendants. The bride wore
gown Of Irish crochet lace over lib
erty satin. and the decorations were
white chrysanthemums and autumn
foliage. The bride was formerly con-
The Detroit times., 1908-10-23
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-03-27
PRoeREss OF KINGDOM.

"It abidcth alone explains away
some lives. They have never learn.
od the law Of service.
Tho American International com
vennon of Y. M C.. AS is 10 De- held
in Washington next November Presi
dent Roosevelt has signifcd his Will
Inmoss 20 receive the delegates at
the White House. ln the city of Cal
cutta there are now SIX branches OF
The r ". C. A.. with a membership Of
f07S. six residential houses afford
ing accommodation for 200 men, with
f1i actually IN residence; f3 secre-
farics. six Of whom are Indians and
seven Europeans: four buildings rent.
od. and four. valued az $4,000 rupees.
owned by the associations
Religion may become an escape
from duty rather Than 'is inspiration
and fudIImont
People who complain Of tho days be-
Ing too short 10 do the good that
awaits them often live as thougf lie
would Doe too long
A Baptist deacon who has been trar.
cling through the south said recently.
u find that wherever go there ls the
spirit OF revival in the churches Sue.
cossful rcviyais are being held au over
.ho country