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ComMIsSIONERS' NOTICE,
Estnte Of Oliver LanOrn, Burlington

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden
commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate OF
oliver Lamora. late of Burlington
IN said district, deceased, ana all
claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Of
flee OF llihu b. Taft, in the city Of
burlington. In said district. on the last
Mondays Of November aud April next.
at 10 o'clock a. m. on each Of said
days and that six months from the
2Gth day of october A. -. 1909, Is
the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 10th day
Of October. A. u. 1909.
q. +, RAY.
JOHN S. DERWAY.
INW3t Commissioners.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bssell of Maple
street entertained a few friends FRIDAY
in hono, of the 18th anniversary of
their marriage. \ delightful evening was
spent in playing whist and Mrs j. Ii
Grow added to the pleasure of the occa.
sion with vocal solos, Mr. and Mrs Bis
sell were married at New Britain, Conn,
Mrs Bissell was a native of Hartford
Conn, where they resided for several
years. For long time Nj }lssou was
connected with a patent lawyers Office.
but for the last eight years has been en-
gagged in the real estate business and Mr.
and MIS-, Pssol have resided in the VIII
Al ri n
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
Estate of Knte Whnlen, Burlington,

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden,
Commissioners, to receive, examine,
ana adjust the claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate OF
Kate Nhaien. late Of Burlington
III said district deceased, ana all
claims exhibited in offset thereto
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid. at the Of
ice OF the city clerk. in the city OF
burlington In said district. on the
"f" edneSdayS OF November and
april. next at 10 o'clock A. m. on
each of said days and that six months
from the 2lst day of October
a. d. 1909, Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to presen,
their claims 10 us for eXaminat ion
and allowance
Dated at Burlington. this 21st day
o. OCtoher \. y. 1909.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Blake were caHeu
TO st Adams saturday ny the illness
Of Miss Mildred Rlake-A party of deer
hunters from BurIinston were at q. w,
Changers Monday.--Jamcs Bronson has
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Lip Reading for the Deaf.
The Mullcr-Wnlle Method.

Persons growing deaf taught to
follow natural conversation. Miss X.
G. Wadlcigh, Howard Relief Building.
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: : HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contiaued from First Page.)

Resau died at the home Of his son,
Carlton Besau Tuesday afternoon
after an illness OF several weeks
f.. J. Brady and r. S. Mathewson
were in Montreal Monday and Tues
day.-Mr and Mrs. Flora Coonrad and
sister OF Lewis, N. y. are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Tatro.--Mrs q. f.
Edmunds returned Monday night from
Bangor, Me, where she was called by
the illness Of her mother.-Mrs. r. X.
peake and Miss Hazel Needham are
at home from New York.--The re-
union OF the 9th Vermont regiment
will be held here November 23.-Mrs
Reuben Avery shot doe Monday
II. l.. Hindley OF Rutland and Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Ridley Of Burlington
were in town Tuesday.
Evander ]. Bristol was found dead In
the bath room at his home on Mountain
avenue yesterday morning. DR.. II, l..
Williamson was called and pronounced
the cause of death az organic heart dis
ease. He had been in usual health and
was at his store Tuesday. Mr.. Bristol
was born in Lincoln 40 years ago. He
was a member OF Lbanus Lodge, F. & A.
NJ, and Clifford Chapter. r. A. NJ. He
represented the town In 1898 and had been
school director and town trea surer. He
leaves a wife. two sons and one daughter
w. +. Daggctt OF Proctor visited his
mother and brother Monday and Tues
day.-Letters advertised in the postofflce
for Miss Alice II. Bradley. VIII Gilmore
and Albert II. Still-Mrs. Arthur Stevens
and daughter have returned to Cornwall
after several weeks here.-Dr. II. r. Has
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs w II. Stokes, Mrs. Joseph Wissel
and Miss Nellie Wisell passed Saturday
In Brandon Mr. and Mis-. d. {. Pierce,
guests OF Mr.. and MrS, L. u Totf'ng-
ham, returned to Rutland Monday-Mrs,
G. w. Kidder and her sister. Miss John-
son went to burlington Monday.-The
Christian IlndcaVor society Will hold q
Halloween social In the ladies' rooms
Friday evening Mrs, r. T, Han or
Seattle, Wash. is the guest of Mrs sal
ly Smith.-Miss Agnes Bush mas re-
turned from New York-Miss North re-
turned from Burlington Monday,-NaYla
l-amorder was buried Saturday \ wire
survives him.-Mrs. Henry Belden VINO
dled suddenly Friday evening, was bur-
LED IN Lake View cemetery. Monday art
ernoon.
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COMMISSION scRS' NOTICE.
Estate of Richard VI, Curtis,

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for
the District of Grand Isle, commits :
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Richard NJ Cur
It's. late Of Alburgh. VT, in said dis
triCt. deceased. hereby give notice
that we Will meet for the purpose OF
examining and allowing said claims al
the store of A. r. Shelley. Alburgf
springs, Vt, on Tuesday. November
-; 1909. and March 2. 1910, from {
o'clock a. mr., until O'Clock p. m.
each of said days, and that six month.
from the 1Sth day of September, A
-. 1909, IL the time limited by safe
court for said creditors to. prcsen'
thcir GLAZING to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Alburgh. Vt, this goth da,
of October, A. d.. 1909.
Hannah +. Curtis. administrator
Expires March is. 1910.
DAVID l.. SOWI.ES
A. r. SkEILY.
1SW3t Commiss toner's.
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POINTERS.

)WNERS or FARM" who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper ere sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 5,wtf
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Continued ON page 81
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LOST.
FOUND.
TO RENT.

: SMALL TENEMENT In basement at
50 Maple street to rent cheap INQUIRE
at II Buell. St 255d. &w If
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FOR SALE.

lEARLTNG JERSEY BULL richly bred
a splendid individual. =. Rivers, 2G5
Colchester avenue burlington.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWIOK.

LATE Saturday night James Parker. a
tone cutter fell backwards. head fore
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NOTICE.

IRE YOU CONFT1PATED?-If so, let
nc tell You how overcome Constipa
ton without the use of pills or drugs
of any kind, ] had chronic constipa-
ton eight wears and used many
different medicines in an neffect ual
attempt to cure it. ! VIII send you COM
plete directions upon receipt OF your
name and address and fifty cents.
Money refunded if dissatisfied Refer
to Springfield, Vt National Bank. r..
". Whitcom5, 213 Pawtucket ST. Low
ell, Mass. 20. 26t& b.w4t
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II YOU haven't answered enough ads
you haven't secured enough barg2inA
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NOTICE how little It costs to tell
thousands Of readers in many towns
OF Vermont what you have to sell
or what you wish to buy. Adver-
tse in the Free Press and you viii
get replies to your advertisement.
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Teeth Extrac ted

Absolutely Without Pata.
The only office in Burlington. where
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle OF pain without taking; gaA
My method IL used by no other person
10 pain: nc danger. no after effecta
DIR. l.. u. HAVEN.
Once, 1876 Pine ST., Burlington. VT
Once hours 10 to 8. to q
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FERRISBURGH.

At the home OF Mr., and Mrs. G. l..
Kimball on the evening OF October 10 his
daughter. Gertrude Edith. and Burt L.
Waite OF Bennington were married by
the Rev, J. c. Fisher OF the Methodist
Mass. was bridesmaid and Mr.. Contois
Of Pennington acted as best man. Miss
Florence Fisher presided at the plano. A
reception followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Waite left directly FOR Benning
ton where they Will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tucker of Essex
\. Y. visited Mrs. Bard last week.
Mrs. l.. f. Avery has returned from
Brandon. whore she spent several days
Rutland have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. c. F1eld.--Lynn Cushman, Fred Cush-
man, {. C.. Field. W. q. Field. Edwin
Gardner, T. NJ. Casey were among the
number who started out Monday in
search of deer.-Mr. and Mrs clayton
German have moved into the w. B. Field
house-The Rev. c. ". Merrill OF St.
Johnsbury visited In town Friday.-Miss
Elizabeth Adams and Miss Hill OF Mid
j. G. Adams.-Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Jackman have moved into the north
part OF the Topper house. Garfield
Briggs will move into the south part of
Topper house this Week.-Mrs. Cora
Bard left Monday for Cambridge. Mass,
where she has a pOsition.--Ths ladies
club will meet with Mrs l.. r.. Collins
Thursday afternoon.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. r. Fl. Noonan ana children Of
Barton are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. My
ron Fisher OF Ohio have returned home
having been guests At l.. c. Seegars-
There was a good attendance at church
rally Sunday. Mr.. Bars Of Vergennes
spoke--Jessie Willmarth spent last week
in Middlebury with Mrs. Ira Taylor.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The first entertainment in the course
will be given At Allen hall Thursday
evening by the Sterling Jubilee singers
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allen have returned
from West Bonneville. Mass.-Mrs. 8. B.
Martin has returned after a week spen,
In Newtonvile Mass.
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LINCOLN.

Ivan Steadman has severed his con-
nection with the Lincoln Lumber CO.,
and gone to Brattleboro to work.-Miss
lila Sweet attended the teachers conven-
ton in Burlington last week.-The
Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs,
Sanford wednesday The funeral OF the
infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs, Chas. THAR
was held from their home In South Lin
coin Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Mr..
Sanford offciated Miss j. Adell Nor
gan in poor health for some time, is not
as well at the present.-There Will be a
Halloween social at tho Ladies hall
Friday evening. There Is TO be supper
and literary prosram.-Miss Daisy Rus
sell OF Monkton is visiting her brother.
OF Vergennes are visiting Mrs. Porter'a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, william Danforth.
Verne Hurlburd killed a buck Monday
morning The Aid society are invited tc
meet at the parsonage wednesday aft
ernoon.-Mr. Annette Morgan went tC
Bridgewater Tuesday to visit the famil,
attend the State Sunday school conven-
ton at Woodstock. to which she IL 6
dele0ate.-Mrs Field Of Mortified wa.
guest OF Mrs. s. NJ. Lee last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grove Of New Haven visit
| ed his brother. q. E. Grover Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs Porter OF VerGennes wer,
guests Of Mrs. Portsr's parents. Mr.. ent
Mrs. Will Danforth. over eunday.-Mra
Ma ie Dow has been Threatened Will
pneumonia the past week-Mr. and Mrs
George Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Clarl
visited friends In Huntington. jericho
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

The latest newspaper venture in
the San Lnis valley il The Alamo
- Empire published by Stout &
Hartman. The 6rst number shows
editorial ability and artistic abil-
ity. The Empire will give special
attention to the railway industry
- we'll - the general news Of the
day. Following 10 a word picture
Of the San Luis valley drawn by
The Empire
Living at ALAMEDA, ono can
think the world larger than the
horizon Of merry widow hat.
Eyes tire Of looking in any direc.
ton, over the valley, trying to
measure the stretch 70 the noun.
tains, north, south, east and west.
Forty to City mDss away u the
line Of horizon. hanging like .
loose cord on the peaks, crags and
slopes Of the inoantains, resting
in the foliage of . forest or drop
ping down in . canon or gulch.
During the grestse part Of the
year, October til Nay, the snowy
rsoesses lend pretty eject to the
panorama. Look out q any Ala
mosa street., in any dirsetion, and
nothing obstructs The view fos
many miles"
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

A. $. Chase shipped two cars Of
hogs to Denver Tuesday. Hogs
are in demand aud prices are good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

We are ready to serve you with
fresh oysters, fish and vegetables.
Hunter Mercantile Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

One Of the business firms of
Alamosa turned down four print
shops in that town last week and
sent of for a job Of printing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

The new town Of Blanca il rap
idly coming to the front. 1t has .
4-inch artesian we'll with q good
flow Of water; is going to plant 500
shade trees; has a bank with &c..
600 deposits pledged; a Masonic
lodge is being advocated; the town
Is putting in bitches and laterals
and before snow falls in December
next, the town will be putting on
city airs.
John Britton who was called to
Denver Wednesday from Califor.
MIA, came to the valley Thursday
morning and will return to the
coast in few days.
Campbell house bill No. 475.
for the relief Of John H. Shaw for
1925, was one OF the bills passed.
County Surveyor c. =. Barnes
made a business trip to Del Norte
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

The Denver train IVES delayed
Tuesday BY an ,.eoidsnt near Col.
osado Springs whea ~ rear eoaoh
was overturned b striking .
switch when Ii wsss injured, one
sseiously. Among them were Nm.
3. b. Segsr Of Crsseoos, slightly
bruised. Wahn Gold, Fort Gar.
land, heed bruised. Floesntins
Mao. Antoni,o. hsad bruised.
Mile Roberto, Creede, soratched
and bruised.
4 team ran into Chsstss NJ
thias' re, which ~ Standing o.
Tie street. Wednesday. and took
The top % bis bu ~.
Judge Hat'y, Of Del Noets. STATE
grand master A. r. end 4. ~. W.
tied Aoats Vista lodgs Tuesday
night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

Perry Frost bid in the land ap-
piled for ut the state land Office
Wednesday at its appraised value.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-04-10

A man by the name Of Hull was
pinched last Tuesday on our streets
and a savage looking gun taken
away from him. All gun men
should be pulled as we are past
the gun play stage in Alamosa aud
there is no need Of toting q gun
in Alamosa these days.-Courier.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-14

sense OF sympathy and her hearty
cOmradery.
The homey girl makes an ideal
sweetheart.
She uses 40 artificial arts 10 DeGuilc.
She does not fiit She is not improb-
ably romantic or .li,'icuit t. please.
She is philosophical ana even souied
She is Il safe cot.1s tor and can tie
trusted Above AL. tie houely girl is
genuine.
She makes good wifi"
When the real tests If Wifchood ani
motherhood are put up"n her she meets
them cheerfully. She INDUCES not in
signs or loneiI.-s tn hc understood,
looks her duties fair in The face and,
il we'll treated, is nut prone TO discoa-
tent. The plain wife seeks no con
quests abroad, ntlt @lprics in her home
and wraps her soul, like a mantle,
about her husband aud children.
The handsome wife may have the
weakness of vanity and over that
weakness may some line stumble, even
fall. The homely wife grows more
beautiful in mind and heart as the
DAYS 90 by. and the heart Of her hus-
band contides safely in her.
The homely girl is a fine girl.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-14
toHeart
Talks.
BY EDWIN \. NYE.-
Copyright. 1903 by American Press
Association
HO,AE AMD CHILD.

\ bright woman of the staGe-llclen
Bertram-h quit professional life and
! will hereafter devote herself to home
duties
Don't talk to me Of art" said this
woman while she was dressing for her
last appearance. What is art COM
pared to the home? I have home
and daughter"
Continuing, she said: applause is
mine today. Tomorrow it goes to
somebody else But my home and
daughter are mine indeed, and they
are the things worth while in life"
Wise woman.
Every little while we read of some
wife and mother giving up her home
in order to make Il reputation in the
world-a poor exchange.
This actress has chosen the better
part, which shall not be taken from
her
No doubt it is q fine thing to be able
1" hp'.l Il great audience in the hollow
II ytur hand. to be able 10 sway it at
your viii and by Il climax Of effort win
It's encores
But it must be finer to be thrilled
when your child cuidles up in your
lap and sleeps TO your lullaby.
Helen Hcrtram we'll understands the
| foeting nature of the tTiumpfs of art,
Today she is Il fayOrite: tomorrow she
| IS forgotten.
But the joys Of wifchood and moth
| erhood abide
| If every woman who grows tired Of
the common duties of domestic life,
! who complains OF the drudgery of
home duties and longs for the so called
| freedom of n career and the applause
| Of the multitudc-if she could only I'M
derstand,
| If she could understand as the jaded,
heartsore, disillusioned woman of the
stage understands, she would hug her
self in gratitude and contentment.
Woman cannot change her nature.
| Her heart hunger will not be satisfied
| with art or public career. She was
| made for motherhood, and If she
misses that she misses all that can sat
isfy.
| Home and child!
These and these alone can fill her
mother soul, set her life in tune with
the infinite and give her abundant
foretaste Of the joys Of paradise.
| II have a home and daughter" says
Helen Bertram.
Having these, art is merely inciden-
i
daughter. she has the real gold Of ex-
istence. Why should she care aught
for the tinsel of the stage?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-14
THE HOMELY GIRL.

What a fine girl the homely girl
usually Is!
By the homely girl mean the girl
who is not considered to be particular
ly 'pretty"-the plain girl.
II the homeIy girl does not bother
her head too much about her looks she
is more than pretty. She may be, and
usually is, charming and gracious.
The pretty girl is apt to be capri
cious and exacting, demanding more
than she is willing to give-"uncer
tain, coy and hard to please"-whil
the homely girl is apt to be synpa-
thetic and kindly.
The homely girl knows she cannot
win by the arts Of coquetry. There
fore she cultivates genuineness and
simplicity. She is a congenial com
rade. She is thoughtful concerning
others. She is gracious in disposition
And these qualities are likely to win
In the long run over symmetry Of face
and form.
Beauty is skin Deep Gracious
hess is soul deep.
Men admire the handsome girl. They
dote on the handsome ways Of the
homely girl.
More than mere beauty, which makes
impression for the moment is the
homely girls desire to please and help,
her Quickness to forgive her keen
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-14

edge Of international law and foreign
usages There is strong sentiment
at Washington in favor of promotion
from lesser to more important posts
in the diplomatic service of men who
show capacity for such work. Among
the promising young men among our
representatives in other countries is
Huntington Wilson, who has been ap-
pointed United States minister to the
Argentine Republic and who has for
the past three years been third assist
ant secretary Of state. He is in con-
sequence quite familiar with the pol
icies of the late head of the depart
ment Elihu Root. in respect to cult
waiting close relations with Latin Amer
lean states. Argentina has become in
recent years a very enterprisfng, pro-
gressive and well governed country.
1t is long time since there has been
any serious rupture of the peace. The
last time that this was threatened in
the case of the boundary dispute be-
tween Chile and Argentina, hostilities
were averted through the successful
efforts as an arbitrator Of william I.
Buchanan, then minister from the
United States to Argentina. The only
war cloud that hovers In the sky in
that quarter now Is the one caused by
the rivalry between Argentina and
Brazil over naval ornaments. The
trade Of Argentina Is very valuable,
and 1t 10 considered extremely impor-
tant that the United States should get
Z fair share Of It. Altogether the man
who assumes the post once held BY
Mr.. Buchanan has tasks Of NO small
consequence on his hands. The Argsn-
tine people have the best Of feelings
toward the United States and look to
citizens Of the great North American
republic for help In their solution Of
the many problems Of self government.
Mr.. Wilson was born in Chicago In
1876 and 10 q son Of BENJAMIN N. WI
son and q grandson Of Alonzo Hunt
ington, one Of Chicago's first settlers
ana long United States district attor-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-02-14
DR. JEKYL. AND MR.. HYDE.

Charles Dcviue L letter carrier IN Il
PENNSYLVANIA city. was arrested for
rolpbng the United States mails.
In his career is to be found a Strih-
ing parallel to StcvcHSon'S Welrd tale
Of Or Jekyll and lir, Hyde"
When DeyiBe WAS sober he was an
honest. Industrious. capable worker.
Let him take Il few drinks OF liQncr,
ard his whole nature was changed. As
the detectives put il;
His eyes would draw nearer togetll-
or, his mouth narrow to thin slit, and
a general air of thrifty cunning was
noticeable by q close observer,
It is said that 40 matter how nuch
he was intoxicated Dcvinc never show
ed it by flushed face or thick utter
ancc or staggering gait
The cunning thief covered his tracks
for several years.
AS if by the wand of d magician the
invisible spirit Of wine Transformed
this man from an honest worker to a
shifty tiend.
There are others.
Many Il man is all right when he is
sober and all wrong when he drinks.
He may not be changed into 4 cum
ming criminal like Devine. but the
devil that is in him, Gagged will surely
come out, roaring, shaken with rage
and lusting to infict pain on his fell
lows.
There is little devil in every bottle
Of whisky
He who pnmpers his appetite for
liquor will find, like DIR. Jekyll. that
"The insurgent horror is knit to him
closer than a wife. closer than an eye;
lays Gagged in his flesh where he hears
it mutter and feels it's struggles to be
born"
So long as Mr. Hyde-his other self
waited for him around the corner DR..
Jekyll was never safe.
So long as few drinks over ut the
corner saloon will release the brute
that is in him no man who hampers
with liquor is safe.
Moreover .
There Is in each Of us-whether re-
leased by liquor or something elsa
Mr.. Hyde. The Jekyll in US has ideals
and desire to realize them. The
Hyde in us blurs the ideals and keeps
US from making our dreams come true.
The devil that was In Devine over
came the angel that was In him. /
Will the spirit of evil that Is in US
prove stronger than the spirit Of good?