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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-01
CLUB DOES BUSINESS.
Burlington Boosters Handle $4,000 Dur.
ina Year-Eat 81 ,o59 Worth.

ing YSdT-GdS YfsVSS w
Special to Republican.
Burlington, March 1.-The financial
statement of the Commercial Exchange
showing the condition of the treasury
was read at its meeting Monday. A
year ago the balance on hand was
$3.50 and the receipts during the year,
Including cash on hand was S4,562.69'
the main source of income being So
Gil. 20 received from dues and s95S.95
received from luncheons.
The disbursements We're as follows:
Luncheons ............ s1,C59.69
Rent ..... 451.0O
Expenses ....... 44-.Vu
Secretary's salary 800. 1,S0o.oO
Balance on hand .........: .ss23l-64
The club has accomplished the COM
mission plan OF government for Bur-
lington and is now working on new
hotel project.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-01
CEDAR LOG FAR UNDERGROUND.
Pottery GuIch Near Magnolia Gives il
More Wonders. W

Special to Times-Republican.
Logan, March IA large red cedar
log has been discovered between forty
and fifty feet below the natural surface
Of the ground in the side Of Pottery
gulci1, near Magnolia. The log Is said
to be in blue clay and below forty feet
or more of yellow clay.
One white oak and two red cedar logs
have been found in this gulch many
feet below the surface Of the ground:
also many relics Of the race ante-dat-
ing the Indians.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

Ing at 81 per day with corporation
perquisites.
IL Is true that Colorado is not a
great manufacturing state, hut, such
iac'orles as we have, received instan.
taneous attention from the state dem.
ocrauc powers that he. and for the
sum ot $40 paid in coin of the coun-
try, We're permitted to ornament the
walls OF their offices with a ixl0 inch
certificate announcing to the world
that they had been inspected.
UP TO September 30, 1910, a per.
iod OF a little more than one year,
the factory inspection department has
collected in fees sl6,045.50 and they
have paid out in salaries, expenses,
etc, Sl6O2j.lO, leaving a balance of
S2o.4O. Many people have been cur
ious as to why that 5000 was left
if they had not remembered the fact
that Mr. Brakes term of office has
not yet expired.
HonDst John Shafroth, The title
and name reminds us Of the reasons
given Ly the New York sun, why
John Kelley, the owner of a famous
gambliug house in the "tenderloin." /"
was known as Honest John kel.
ley. he had been dealing faro bank
for twenty years, against the law,
but no Que had caught him cheating
yet.
Nov Mr. Voter, you have a brain
Of your own. you possess the power
of inteIIleunt reasoning. Just let me
ask you as one man to another to
give This subject twenty minutes
though lt the least. Review Mr.
Shafro'h's career and accomplish.
mcnts, aud see for yourself II you
can find any place in the past where
shafrota ever did anything more for
the people of this state than to give
them .h. gIad hand and wish them
a merry Christmas,"
AT the close OF Governor Buchtels
term, here was turned over to the
Shafru,h administration, treasury
balanco Of $3.50 23l1g and balance
of uncNp,ndcd appropriations amount.
ing 10 $4,000, making total sur.
nlua Tf ElI. Hgt "a All ~ thia lary,
republican surplus OF the Buchtel ad-
ministra'ion. amounting to nearly halt
million dollars. has been used. All
the revenues of the past two years
have been exhausted and the state
law library and canal funds have beer
robbed TO run the "uxtry" session
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Lew Raney Gets Ten Years.

L. II Rauoy, charged with attempt.
ed assault ON the little siX.year-old
daughter Of \. Wmtorhalter aud a
little daughter of Mr. Reed, entered a
plea OF guilty and was taken before
Judge Thompson.
A jury was ordered to appear and
after being impaneled and sworn the
defendant decided TO enter a plea OF
guilty In the Reed case as he did In
the Winterhaltcr case. whereupon the
court passed the sentence that the
defendant be confined In the pcnilen.
tiary at Lansing for a period Of
five years after the expiration of a
similar sentence in the Wintcrhalter
case.
The sentence Of the court meets
with general approval, the only oh
lection being that the law did not
permit longer time.-Gardcn City
Herald.
Rsney is well known In La Junta.
ha ing played several engagements in
this city at various times as the man
behind the bar In local boozariums.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Senator Swirb's Estate.

The estate left by Senator q, W.
swiuk approrimaies half million
dollars The first inventory made by
the executors indicates that his per.
sonhl property is worth f23i.OOo and
hir real estate property $3.50, 600 And
this estimate. Il II said, puts tn"
value Of the water stock held by
Senator sSInk. particularly that Of
the Swink reservoir proposition. at
considerably less than the selling
value today,
one Of the surprises met by the OK.
ccutors h the fact that Senator Swink
was not heavy borrower. The gen.
orai improSSion over the valley has
been that he borrowed 10 finance tho
swink reservoir proposition As a
matter Of fact. II Is said. his total
Indebtedness is only $4,000. lie n
nanecd the proposition himsclf
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
POLITICAL POINTERS.

o. H. Maxwell. of Las Animas. a
brother of H. |, Maxwell. is the rr.
publican candidate for treasurer of
Bent county
j H. Biggs. a former wsll.knoWu
resident OF La Junta. Is one Of the
democratic candidates for county com
missioner of Bent county.
Sweet republican tells. erstwhilc
out OF tuno in Colorado. are aRain
ringing their chimes TO III. old time
progressive music OF N. republican
party.
]. r Brewer. republican candidate
for treasurer. has lived In Oi.ro ooun'
~ many years. II. has been sue
cossful farmer and fruit grower all
these years. He has held many finan
cial executive offices In various se'
erot societies and has always made
good.-Manxanols Sun.
The present attorney general Of
Colorado has oost IN. stat. In the
administration of his offic. depart
men,. something over $4,000. He
has a salary Of $4,000. n deputy at
$4,000. an assistant at 5000. an
other assistant at $1,000. "A lew
clerk n, 1900. two s'cnorraphors ai
1900 each. and tn. balance In for
incidcntals and travelling expenses
Nobody was dying In Colorado for
lack Of u primary law. or bank
guarantee or railrt nd utilities bill
or a hcadless ballot W. might hay.
lived. even without the initiative and
referendum, but I, seems tha, mcf
can die while trying TO make liy
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
Candidates Seeing chersw.

Cheraw was visited by an auto
load OF republican candidates chaper-
ouoi by DR.. a. l. Stubbs, chairman oi
the Republican County Committee,
consisting OF Il. S Anderson. J. J.
Brown and ]. W. Sherman They were
out Getting acquainted with the p"o.
pie, and are the first who have teen
brave enough to show themselves.
This fact alone entities them 10 more
than the ordinary consideration OF
our voters.
with Mr. Brown We have been ac'
qualuted for years. and We can youch
for his ability and fair dealing under
all circumstances He will make a
good assessor,
Mnssrs, Anderson and sherman are
both uprigh, and capable men and
fully qualified to I'LL the offices they
seek with credit 10 themselves and
the satisfaction OF the people. Tn,
voters will make no mistake In sup
porting these gentlemen,
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1910
REMINISCENT
CO1PILED fROH TRIBUNE
. FILES Of
TWENTY lEARSAGO

La Junta schools boasted of $50
pupils.
One Santa Fe shop employe took
forty.five day lay-off to hunt ducks
Funds were being raised to build a
Christian church on Colorado avenue.
Hon, j. W Shaw. a prominent law.
yer Of Fulton. Mo, died at the Har-
vey House.
4 republican rally was held in the
court house October 2S, 1880. as a
finale of the campaign
The new steam laundry was work.
ing full blast, and the town slogan
was the Chinese must GO"
Seven hundred voters were regis
tered in La Junta at the first meet
ing OF the registration board
H. +. Brinkman was the republi-
can candidate for justice of the peace
and c. NJ Deabenport for constable.
L. NJ Campbell, of Las Animas.
I democratic candidate for the legisla-
ture, was browsing around Otero coun
/ ty
Xii urn. sui urb of La Junta,
boastcd OF wells of good pure water
at depth OF twelve feet Where II
lis?
Dr. F. ". White came up from
Coolidge and after looking la Junta
over decided to locate He's still To-
Gated.
Three houses were In course of
construction on Santa Fo avenue by
| c. \. Cowles. II. T. Russell and W.
]. Lewis.
Instead OF moving the shops to
/ Pueblo IL was decided To remove what
little machinery there was in Pueblo
TO La Junta.
Daniel Kazee and Mrs. Anna Prov
ers. both OF Las Animas. wsr. mar.
ried at the National Hotel In this
city. October 2s, 1890.
Twenty years ago all tn. road oy.
erseers In otcro county were elected.
These days they pull through the
campaign on promises Of the appoint.
ment from both sides OF the fence.
Ordinance No. 90. authorizing the
town OF La Junta TO issue bonds to
the amoun, OF $40 900 for the purpose
OF purchasing water for irrigation
from the otero canal was being pub.
lished In the Tribune.
II was announced that ther. was
5000 In the treasury Of the otero
County Building and Loan Associa.
ton and stockholders d.sirous OF
borrowing were notified TO be pres.
ent at called meeting to bid for
the same.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
La Junta Tribune
Fred B. Mason
Editor and Proprietor

Entered at the Postoffice at La
Junta, Colorado. as second-class mail
matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
PREPARATIONS BEGUN
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

The faculty OF the University of Utah
has begun preparations for the annual
summer school term Tor the season of
1910. The plans for the course this year
are broader than ever before. and he
sides the regular course Of the summer
work a special course for teachers VIII
he given The faculty members hav-
ing the matter in hand are Dr.. William
NJ stewart principal Of the state normal
school Prof Maud May Rabcock Prof
w. O. Ebaugh. DR.. -. Il, Allen and Prof.
T. w REYNOLDS. secretary OF the sum
mcr school last year.
The increased number Of students at
tending the summer school course last
wear shows the great demand for the
course. and for this reason the work
given this wear will be on "A broader scale
Than ever before. Courses VIII he offered
In reading English. clocuton. French,
German Spanish. Latin. history and
economies in addition TO the regular list
Of normal subjects given: Special at
tcntIon Will hc paid to the department
of physical education. Dr, Jacob Boltn
who has been engaged 10 teach physi-
cal education during the past TWO sea-
sons, will he present 10 give course
on. special defects. m
The summer school term VIII Dcgin
June H., and will continue until July
%. This Is one week later than me
course was begun last ycar. but The
change Is made I'm order that the Guy
SCHOOL teachers shall have the privilege
of tgIcInc ADVANTAGE of the course. The
sneclal teachers VIII begin MAY l5. and
viii continue until the closing OF the
royyiar summer school course.
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lsE25h
Ix',,ll!l'!k!9lll.E.'I i
The Distinguishing Feature
OF Ozomulsion is it's CURA-
TIVE QUALITY. Which All
Other emulsions Lack.
FOOD MEDICINE FOR THE
HOME.

OZOMULSION is a Rich, Liauid
f'ood-powcrful as a Nutrient and Tis
sue Builder.
OZOMULSION is recommended for
the Feeble and Emaciated, because II
puts new blood into their veins.
OIOMULSION is recommended for
Thin People, because it makes them
plump or fat
OlOMULSION is recommended for
Puny, Sickly Babies. because it makes
them grow into Strong. Vigorous Adults
OZOMULSION is a Food Medicine
that supplies all essentials necessary
TO preserve physical health. Physicians
say So
OZOMULSION is easy to take-easy
to digest-easy to assimilatc. These
vital necessities make OIOMULSION
the most VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC
PREPARATION of Cod Liver Oil ever
Compounded.
Ozomulsion is known. recommended
and sold by worthy druggists every.
where in l6 OF. and on. bottles.
Always ask for Ozomulsion by name
That all may experience for them.
selves what this exclusive preparation
Will do. > OF. Trial bottle will be sent
by mail to all who send their address
by postcard or letter. to the Ozomulsion
Co, 54S Pearl ST.. New York.
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Lutheran.

g German Lutheran ST. Johns church,
TeFGnth South and State streets; William
j. LankoW, pastor. Sunday school al
2:go a m; Services al 1890 a. IN. Eng
Ish evening service at $50 o'clock; sub
lect, Jesus Crossing the Brook Cedron 50
benten service next Wednesday at I:30
p, m. Everybody welcome.
The Danish Lutheran church. corner
OF First avenue and Il street; Harald
Jensen, pastor; residence, 81 Il street;
Bell 9lS5. High mass service at IL a. m.
Evening service at o'clock Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Thursday, February
Ia. at p m, social gathering, Speeches
songs and music. Refreshments served.
All Danish people cordially invited.
English Lutheran church. 336 South
Fourth East street; T.. W. Bussard pas
tor. First Sunday in Lent; Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Church service at II
o'clock. Midweck Lenten service every
Wednesday evening at S o'clock. Cate
chetlcal class. Sunday morning and Sat
urday between l and . p. IN. The Ladies'
Lydia league meets with Mrs. \. +.
Schwenk. 1907 South Tenth East street,
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. All arc cordi-
ally welcome to these services.
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list. Will preach morning and evening.
This Will be the last day OF the special
services and OF DR.. Joness stay with MS
Bible school at 1870 noon, Ben l.. Corum
superintendent. Young peoples meeting
at 6:lo p. M; subject, The Verse of the
Bible That Has Helped Nc" leader
Louise Bowerman. Prayer and social
service Wednesday evening at S.
Burlington Mission. + j Lucas. super
intcndcnt Bible school at 1915 a. M
Rio Grande Mission. w w. Des Autels.
superintendent. Bible school at 1880
noon. Rev. w. w. Des AuLels will preach
at the Burlington at 1880 p. M. and al
the Rio Grande Friday evening at 1880.
You are cordially invited to all OF these
services.
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Episcopal.

81. Marks cathedral. East First South
between Second and Third East streets
bishop. the Very Rev. Samuel r Cola
day, dean. First Sunday in Lent Fcbru-
AIRY 10. 7'30 a m. holy communion: ga;
a. m. Sunday school: 10 q. m. Sunda
Sohool service, IL a. m. morning prayer
communion and sermon by the
dean; 1880 p. m. evening prayer and ser
mon by the dean on The Bible and tho
Church" Mems Bible class on Monday
at 7:ao, Services daily in Lent at 4:J0
p M Also on Wednesday at 10 a. m.
litany and holy communion; p. M,
short service and sermon by Bishop
Spalding, and on Friday ut 10 "a m.
morning nraNnr and lilnnN-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
A Common Cold.

we claim If catching cold could bc
avoided some of the most dangerous
and fatal diseases would never be
heard Of A cold often forms culture
bed for germs of infectious diseases.
Consumption, pneumonia, diphtheria
and scarlet fever. four Of the most
dangerous and fatal diseases, arc Of
fhis class. The culture bed formed by
the cold favors the development of the
Germs Of these diseases, that would not
otherwise find lodgmcnt, There is lit
lie danger. however, Of any of these
diseases being contracted when good
expectorant cough medicine like Cham.
bcrlain's Cough Remedy is used. 1t
cleans out these culture beds that fa-
vor the development of the germs Of
these diseases. That is why this
remedy has proved so universally sue
cessful in preventing pneumonia. 1t
not only cures your cold quickly, but
min;mizes the risk Of contracting these
donperous diseases. For sale by all
druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Scientist.

First Church OF Christ. Sclentist-536
East Third South street. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. M: church services at II a, m,
and p IN. Subject. Soul Wcdnes
held for the purpose Of telling OF the
healing OF sin and disease. All are well
come TO these church services. Free
reading rooms open daily, except sun
day. from 10 a. m. TO p. m. In rooms
sos -507 Scott building.
Second Church OF Christ Scentist-20
South Third East street Sunday school
al 9:45 a. m: church services at IL a.. IN.
Subject Soul" Wednesday evening
at o'clock. a meeting is held for the
purpose of telling of the healing Of SIN
and disease. All are welcome TO these
church services. Free reading rooms
open daily, except Sunday. from 10 a.
m. to p, m, in rooms 5o5-5o7 Scott
building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

1iVg service and there will he
*cIaI music by the choir Ep-
*suc. $50 p. m: Iillah Darke,
\ topic. Dignity OF Human
g f::s0. there will he held a me-
Rryice In honor of Francis T..
Qnder the auspices OF the w,
OF which Mrs, w. a. Wight
rssident. There will he special
der direction OF Mrs. Henry
reading by Miss Ruby Lang
nation by the pastor of the
Inc public is cordially invited
vices OF the day.
an-D Danish Methodist Episcopal
q South Fourth East. Sunday
$50 p, m. Preaching at 2:15
'andinavian people most cor
'ted 10 attend.
o Methodist Episcopal church,
1zl near Eleventh South: II. l.
|astor. Sunday school at 10
E. George J. Belts, superin-
tpworth League service at 6:f5
Htaching service at $50 p. IN.
.'yice Wednesday at T:30 y. m.
Hited.
Methodist Episcopal church.
Pltn. near Eighth West, IL /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Church of Our Savior.

The Norwegian Lutheran Church OF
Our Savior 450 South Fourth East street
Kr. Kvammc pastor. Morning service In
Norwegian at S o'clock. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. The Young Peoples society
meets Thursday evening at o'clock with
Miss Cavanaugh, 5i5 East Ninth South
street. Choir practice Tuesday evening
a; S O'Clock.
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Reorganized Church,

Meeting every Sunday evening al cor
ner Of Fourth South and State streets
Sunday school at 10 a. m. At II a. m.
r. T.. Lloyd OF Kansas CITY. Mo. vii
give an address on character building
At 6 p. M, young folks rcliGio. At
p M, preaching by the pastor. "Revc-
lations in Book of Covenants the theme
On Friday, the 18th. the quarterly con
ference viii convene at the same hail
continuing during the 18Th and Goth. Rep
resentativcs from all over the district
will be present A cordial welcome eN-
tended TO all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Congregational.

Phillips Consrega =
tional church, Firth
South and Seventh
East: Rev. II. A.
SimplSin, p a s { o 7.
Services this day at
II a. IN. and I::i5 p.
m. Morning sermon,
THE Cross in Its
Personal Meaning.
Evening, "I'hc Re
ligion OF Abraham
Lincoln" S u II d a y
school at 1890.
Christian EndcaVor
at $50. Cordial
welcome 10 all Wor-
shippers at these
services.
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Unitarian.

FIRST Unitarian
church, 13S South
Second East street;
William Thurston
Brown. minister. =
Sunday preaching
service at il a, III. /;
subject OF sermon.
How God Becomes
a Reality in Human
Lie Sunday
school at 12:3O.
Civic Forum meet
ing at 1880 D. m.
Address by John M.
Work OF Iowa. Pub
lie discussion. Lloyd
Alliance, Wednesday
at 2 80 D. m. Studies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
FTNDAY SERVICES
I'M ZION CHURCHES

iiansen, pastor; Sunday school at 10 a,
m, u. Colclough. superintendent Preach
Ing service at IL a. m and 7.30 n m
Junior League service at 3 D. m Fp-
worth League service at 6.30 D. m. Evan
sehstic services every evening this week
o. clock cordial invitation To all 10
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w CStI.llliSA A's 80
byterian churcI. In
/. O. o. + hail.
Postoflicc y | 81 { c.
Charles Curtis Nc
Intire. pastor, Morn
ing worship al III
o'clock. Sermon,
fifth In q series on
1T he Apostles
Creed"-"I Believe
In Jesus. " Evening
service at 1880. Ser
mon, fourth in a
series of six SER
IN ons TO men.
"Christ and His Re-
ouiremcnt OF Men. =
Sunday-schoo and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

.-.ea ut l2:l5. EnueHSUI ueHssn NJ, NJ
'sysschool at ! 80. at 6SV West
~ Senior Society service at
~ ',n..aay evening service at the
opecf ect,,re by the pastor, the
You are always heartily
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Presbyterian.

..nytcrIan church. corner OF
PrcSsp' c streets; Rev. VIII
'-!,)p,e e,, d. D.. pastor.-Morning
eqS',o,clock. Reception Of new
>[ - rommunion. Evening serv-
= Sunday-scliool at 1880 p.
noonle's meeting Sunday
p xIdwcck services Wednes-
Preachers meeting at i:3O.
u conference at s. Everybody
iii these services.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

The llin Mctllo-
dist l. p / 5 c o p a !
church. Ninth East
and First South
streets, David w.
Crane, pastor. -
Sunday school. 10
Il. IL T; 4. u. Nc
Guire. supcrlntcBd-
cnt International
lesson, "WorldlineSs
and Trust" Morn
ing worship at II
o'clock: subject OF
discourse. ForSalS-
ing The Lord" Glass
meeting at noon.
Miss Nora Warbur-
ton will sing during
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Baptist.

Emmanuel church. Third South and
Seventh East Louis 5. Bowcrman. min
lister. Preaching services at II IN. and
{ 90 D. M Rev. Fl. WySc Jones, evanscl-
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First Congregational church. corner OF
Fourth East and Eleventh South; Elmer
|, Goshen, pastor, Morning service at
II o'clock
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Methodist.

|cthodist Episcopal church. cor
und East and Second South
n. Francis Burgctte Short. pas
|chlng at i0;45 a M; subject.
|scher and His Congregation. y
.hool, L 10 y. M: j. NJ. Settle.
dent Epworth league. Gas
Erma IIeagren. president
d 7.4S p. M; subject, Living
s7i Life" Great choir. Special
by an orchestra. and a violin
|Ilsscs Hyde and Hartley. Bring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

1o.I5. Christian Endcavor at
Topic. "Helpful Bible Texts. -
,eting Wednesday at I:30 p. M:
4 4. A cordial welcome TO all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

~ ~ modern drama. Wednesday evening
az az Mr; Browns residence 1860 East
Il1th South Concert in church Thurs
day evening at S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

presbytcr
IN corner
5nth East
nth South
ouse cars
E. Hays
c. Spoon
Iu<rintendent
~ school.
On Sunday
10 Preach
co at IL a.
ject. 1.-THE
VChrist-1ts
Upon Prac-
sflan Life
scryice at
Subject.
-.
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Tribune Want Ada,
gcu Main 5000. Independent 800