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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
1t acts directly on the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cor
stipation.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

of great benefit to the young but
should be conducted under the
guidance of a teacher. The social
side of school life should be culti-
waited, as many may be benefited
through conversation and games
with fellow students who have had
better social advantages. The senti-
ment that anything is good enough
for the school is past. The prevail
ing idea now is, We must have the
best conditions for the physical and
moral growth of the student"
NAME DOWNING, Secretary.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04
CHECKS FOR COMMUNION TABLE.

The author of The Sabbath In
Puritan New England" mentions a
custom which prevailed in several
New England churches that made it
the duty of the deacons to walk up
and down the aisles of the church at
the close of each service and deliver
to every person who in their judg-
ment was fitted to commune a metal
check, which entitled him at the next
celebration of the Lords supper to
join in the sacred ordinance. On
the communion Sabbath it was the
deacons' duty to see that every one
who presented himself at the Lord S
table had this check and to collect
it from the communicant before pass
ing to him the bread and wine.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04
Rome and Carthaue.

In answer to the question as to
how long it took a trireme TO cover the
distance between Rome and Carthage,
!. - oA-y Ge-c-5-;y 30 refer 20 the re-
variable inoiGCa- related by Plutarch
in his life of CATO The Old Roman
Senator, wishing 20 impress his broth
er Senators with the necessity of de-
stroying Carthage. unfolded his toga
and showed the astonisned assembly
a batch of fresh figs which had been
gathered on the African coast less
taan tNO dPvs Sctc.c
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

A BIG, BIG BARGAIN or
gans, fine condition High tops.
Mirrors, S22.OO each. Mcintyre
2w-eoi
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

Prank Derrick, of Wilkes-Barre,
one of the best known Masons in
Pennsylvania, and one of the most
prominent Shriners in America, died
on Wednesday of a cancer.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
Large lot with house and barn. good
irult' never-failing water, located at
Prompton, Pa. Warren p Schenck,
Honesdale. Pa. It.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

DON'T BUY a Wayne county farm.
Honesdale residence or building lot
until you see me can save you
money. over hundred properties
on my bargain list to select from.
NJ. r. DORM Office 1902 Spring St.
Honesdale Consolidated phone
59-J. 1St1
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-03-04

FOR SALE Single bed,
lO-foot oak dining room table and
chairs to match, and a Esty piano.
Inquire at 1907 East street. 50t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
News Of the Day.

The British army estimatS for 1910
IL show q total for maintenance OF
$ISS, 800, 600. This Is an increase over
the sstimstes Of the preceding year of
81 ,625. 900.
Premier Asqulth informed the British
House Of Commons yesterday that the
financial bu lget would be brought up
as soon as the resolutions regarding the
House OF Lords power to veto wtra
passed.
The American Sugar Refining Com
pauy was yesterday presented BY the
federal grand jury 10 New York for COL
tsmpt OF court in falling produce books
and papers 10 response t. iu1poeus.
Twenty three miners we're killed Wed
nesdsy nigh by an explosion OF spoyder
msgszlne in the /. l00-foot level of the
Mexican mine, one ofthe group Of Tresd-
we'll gold prJpeft'es on Douglas Islsnd.
Alaska. Eight men were serlCu,ly Injured,
four of whom may die.
Because he was being teased By num-
Der OF school children Janon Vamosky,
tailor, fred into a crowd 10 frott Of
bis shop In New York ye tardsY after
noon, aud 15-year cd Mia Plucer fell
to the pavement with a bnl'etln her left
side. Vsmosky was arrested. The child
wss seriously, II not fatally, wounded.
James 5mit>, q woodsmau, was eaten
by wolves 10 the forett near Ally 10 the
vicinity oiSpriDg6eld, No., Wednesday,
altar 6ghliog desperate bsttle fOi he
life. Tbs wolyeI tucked him while he
was alone, waiting the return of q broth
err. When the lsttsr reached the spot
he found ale brothers, bones 10 the cen
ter Of O circle of Eve dead wolves, while
bis empty repeating rife showed that he
had been ovefpo.ered before be CCu'd
reload the weapon.
Julius Venner, alias Alexander Kleio.
alias Jobansen, was positively identified
Ia Mobile, Ala, yesterday as August
Peterson, who Is alleged to have murder.
I'd bis wits, Sophie Joharsen, In west
Ninety. eighth street tenement house In
New York on Februsry last and con.
cealed The body under the floor of the
place. Peterson 10 bis confession eaId:
al killed my wife becsule foucd her
locked In The room with another man. |
struck her on the eide Of the head with
gas light'r. The blow killed her H.
s.sntIy. l buried the body under the
floor"
Charles A Webb, Sullivan Pitts and
8. Johnson Poe, receivers OF the Rox.
bury Disabling Company, yesterday re-
ported to the United States Circuit O ut
10 Baltimore, that they had found that
nearly 10, 900 barrels Of whisky 10 excess
OF the actual number found BY them In
the warehouses OF tie company had been
hypothecated, and that duplicate receipts
for that number OF barrels had been Is.
sued, loans being secured on both orig
Insl and duplicate receipt. The smount
inytlge Is ssid to be over 1900, 900. II
Is understood that the Merchants Ma.
tIoual Bank OF that city, Is one OF the
Ioy0a.t credit re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
sur.tjog Of a Water Main.

Baltimore, Nd, March 4 "A foitj
inch water main Of The city water de-
partment burst early todsy under the
bed Of Howard and Lombard stieetS,
flooding Lombard, Howard and Pratt
streets TO a dept Of two feet, forcing the
bed Of the street up two feet, flooding
the Baltimore and Ohio belt line tunnel,
forced the shutting down OF the Piatt
street power-house for lack OF water for
boilers, tying up street car traffic, cut
ting of Al FIRE plugs 10 The heart OF
the former burnt district, and other
wise doing considerable damsge.
Hundreds Of men are now at Work
10 sn effort 10 ttop the geyser.llke flow,
tut It Is believed that II will be eight or
ten hours before the gushing stream can
be stopped. 10 many PLACES the streets
are sicting. A large gang OF workmen
we're 10 re tunnel when the water
began to pour 10, but seeing their daL :
ger, hastily sought places OF salty. 1t
was feared that gas mains 10 the neigh
borhood would break, causing heavy
damages and probably loss OF life, but
By heroic work this WAS prevented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
change in this respect was made. The
bill was reported to the House.
Virginia News.

Dsspopdeut after an illness from
typhoid fever, John A. Oreech, Il years
Of age. comm tied suicide near his home
In Norfolk Wednesday night BY shooting
himself through the heart.
The three hundred employss 10 the
railroad shops OF the Richmond, Fred
erIcksburg and Potomsc Railway Com
psny 10 Richmond have made demand
f1r q nine. hour day aud ten per GEN..
Increase In wages
James r. Lupt)D, OF Harrisonburg, has
purchased the Msssantt Sprir IS
property, four miles east of that place,
for sl3, 900. A new hotel building has
been let TO contract, so auto and hsck
service will be operated between tho city
and the springs.
Lewis Riley, colored, who, together
With Robert l.. McIntlTe, escaped from
the Manassas jail, esrly Tuesday morn
Ing, Was returned to Sheriff F. O. Rora-
bangh, yesterday morning, BY bis father.
Riley vent t. the home OF bis parents
near Greenwich.
Messrs. Davis and Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the gtaut, this
week, TO cItlzsns of this stst', OF the
following pstsuts: George 0. Ellerton,
Portsmouth, stssm'strsp; Thomas Y.
Lakeland, Norfolk, splice bsr: George
W. Lambert, Richmond, wall contraction
Albert 8. Machen, Norfolk, acctuat
cabinet; John K. Waterman, Norfolk,
ssfety yz0r.
The Old Dominion steamship James
town colided With the iour.masted
schooner Asbury Fountiin, WITH cargo
of lumber, Is miles southwest Of Winter
Quarter light early yesterday morning.
The schooner was 80 badly damaged that
the captain and his crew Of eight absn-
doned her and were brought ID Norfolk
aboard the JsmettoHn. The liner was
also some What Injured. two small holes
being ,toye 10 her hull on the port side
forward. The collision was due to the
fog.
Henry O. Stuart, csndidft' for Con.
Qress from the Ninth Virginia district,
passed through Roanoke last night on
bis way to New York. He received yes
terday a csblegrsm from the physician
Who ia at ending Mrs. Stuart 10 Paris,
giving very alarming accounts OF her
condition. He Is hoping for better news,
bit will lu. himself within reach oil
the steamers for Europe 90 that ne can
leave Immediately II 1t becomes neces-
ssry.
Ooe Of the most sensational arrests
ever recorded 10 the towns history took
place 1t South Boston yesterday thrc ugh
information furnished By Robert II.
Bryan, manager OF the Virginia Printing
Company, OF that place, that there ex-
listed In South Boston printing estst-
lishment conducted By John Thorrt)n,
IT,, aud Lsne NOEL, both OF Dsnville,
operated for the sole purpose OF produc-
irg spurious Piedmont cigarette coupons,
redeemable by The premium department
Of the American Tobacco Company.
These coupons have q cash value OF one
half cent each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Ylctlms Of Snow Size.

Wellington, Wash, March As
the hours 90 by the horrors OF the dis
ssler near Scenic, at the mouth oil the
Osscsde tunnel, whers a mighty
syaIsncbe carried two heavy trains from
the tracks OF the Great Northern Rail-
way down into Iths canyon hundreds oil
feet below, grow.
Today 1t is certain 10 persons per-
ished. Others may be buried beneath
the frozen mass, but the officials who
bave been taxing a census oil the missing
declare this unlikely. ThirtJ.6ve bodies
have been recovered. Tbiriy-one haze
been idet ied. Today they lie, side BY
side, ter d,lly wrapped In blankets walt
log the repairing OF the railway so that
they can be carried to places OF burial.
The work OF recovering the bodies Ia
pitiiulIy slow owing to the nature OF the
slide, the enormous mass Of earth, trees,
yegttitiou aud snow being picked s)lld-
" to q DEP ex eedIng fifty feet. Heavy
snow falling slmost continually int 'srss
With The work OF the laborers and volun-
tsers who have Aocked here from every
part OF the state.
The whole ma X the worst tragedy 10
the history OF railroadlng In the nortt
we. t and 1t will be many weeks before
normal conditions can be restored.
Away scross the canyon the snow Is
piled up three hundred feet where II
broke against the mountain side. The
upper edge Is strewn with timbers,
looking like a wooded beach at low tide.
All hops for hose 10 the Pullman cars
has been abandoned. 1t WAS at frat
though that some might yet be alive
owing to the substantial construction oil
the cars. bat IS the digging proceeds 1t
becomes more and more plain that even
the giant steel mail cars conld hardly be
powerful enough to withstand the pres
sure and that they must have given way
before 1t like structures OF tin.
San Francisco, March 4.-Thou,ands
of passengers, tons Of mail, and freight
In uueslimAted quantities which have
been tied up 10 snow drifts, marooned OIL
small stations, or blocked by wast-ot t.
and Iardslides for several days, are be-
ginning to move again on the lines Of
the Southern Pacific, Nor hern Pacific,
Great Northern and Oregon Short Line
through Utah, Nevada and the north
west.
Flood conditions through Nevada are
somewhat improved today, and this city,
which has been almost shut Ct from
nal communication with the east for
six day, g beginning to see some relief
from the congestion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
The Phliadetphia Strike,

PhiIede pAis, March 4-The City OF
Br,tierly Love Is talking Of peace and
preparing for war. Philadelphia awoke
on the fonIteet IN day of her street car
srike setn,e 10 the knowledge that with
10 few hours shs would know which 1t
was to be. The earliest indications
fsvcred the dove OF peace, though there
we're good grounds for the war prepsra.
tons at the same time.
As yet the officials Of the company
have given no indication OF their stand
and 1t is almost impossible to guess what
they will do, though thsy have thus far
stood stesdia.t'y 10 their Determination
not 10 sIbilra.e with the Il lion.
Though seeking peace, the ttrike
leaders are making active preparations
for calling a general strike at midnight
tonight. They declare 100, 900 NTH
will obey the call.
There we're number OF outbreaks
last night. At Main street. aud Wall u
lane, In Msnayuuk, an unknown man
lesped on a passing troly car, se'zad a
riot stick from Policeman William Hills,
aud severely best up both II lis and
the motormaD, Andrew Nichols. The
man escaped aud while the car was
Standing still, waiting fer the officer
who vas searching Tor his sssailsnt, Il
was stoned by crowd which gatheret.
Two arrests were made.
A Frankiord Ger was stoned Ia Ger
msntoWn and negro passenger injured.
II took the police reserves to disPsvse
the crowd that attacked cars at Bristol
sud Richmond streets, 10 Brldeburg.
Several heads we're smashed and mum
Der Of arrests we're msde.
Philadelphia, March 4.-Followlng Q
conference b. tween Mayor ReJtu'n,
Vicc President Clarence Wolf, Of the
Rapid Transit Company, City Solicitor
G,ndel aud Safety Director CLAY, RsJ
burn ADD Wolf vent 10 the Rapid Tran
sit Oompapy's general Offices, where q
special session OF the directors Is being
hid.
II Is reported that The company Will
agree to the C, urt OF arbitration as pre-
vlded for In the law OF ! 1893 without OF
posing the corsIitutIonallty OF the law,
providing the court OF arbitration lie
asked for by the strikers as indivlduil'.
The company will fight to prevent
recognition OF The union. 1t Is not
thought, however, tbs strike leaders will
stop now until they have secured union
recognition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

TIE Virginia House Of Delegates
sc.ed wisely ye't rdsy in postponing uatil
Mondsy taking vote on the proposed
amendment to the federal constitution
giving the government the right to levy
and collect tex on incomes. Since the
measure has been so generally discussed
It has been discovered thst dangerous
fest1re is contained therein which viz
tuslly gives the government the power to
tax the people OF the seversl ststes I'd
Ilbiiu u, which wcu 4 take from the states
the money which they 50 badly need.
Slater rights are also struck 8
bod blow 10 tle proposed smendmer t
aud = further step Is made In the grown g
republican idsa of cet al government.
Between now aud Monday the lsglslt-
t1rs should study we'll the vfr.ous quet
lions involved In the bill snd then be
careful how they vote op tu,h a serious
ma ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
FRIDAY EVENING. MAR. 4. 1910.

NEWSPAPER meu sre often subject
10 danger as we'll as discourttsies In al
Temps to give tls world pictures OF whst
Is gOiog on. "Bu'l Run" Russell, OF
the London Times, bad to fee for bis life
from the first battle of MANASSAS, Arch
ibald Fyrbes, Of the London Telegraph,
had to be literally on the firing lines Of
times during the Frauco.Prussisn war,
newspaper correspondents we're on The
bridges Of f glish men.of.Esr {uflrg
the bombsrdment OF Alexandria, Egypt,
q quarter of Gel fury sgo, and Amer
cau knights Of the quill occupied simi-
Ia, dangerous positions at the battle CT
Santiago. Newspaper men pass lhrtugn
their ordeals In pesceable times, also.
The disasters following the bursting oil
a water main 10 Ba tmoIe today are
given In The t,legrSphic columns OF the
G.z.te. Two reporters entered the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad lu1ntl
Which had been menaced and partly
flooded by the accident and bad mario"
escsnes from ipstsut desti. One was
paip,ully bruised and CIT by coming
into contact with the third rail In the
tunnel, and another reporter who was 10
company With him barely escaped death
when a fast train came dashing along
Bo.h men jumped just In time to save
their lives, but the tunnel being filled
with smoke and the cOursing water cut
rent, 1t wss Impossible to zee. One un'
foriu ut, stepped on the third rail AND
the death 1esliug steel held him Ike 0
vIsc. With 3 powerful effort be wrenched
himsei, free, only to be hurled agsirs 81
Aha wall OF the tlnnel, the impact ana
shock rendering him almost helpless
The two men we're faslly rescued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Collapse of the Revolution.

Msnsgua, March 4.-The remnant OF
the revolutionary armies OF Generals
Chemoro, Meua ind zeledon are no"
reported tu'ryipg toward Blu, 6elds, en-
the eastern coast, the stronghold oil tie
revou IoD. The overthrow OF the reVc-
lulion has brought hundreds Of persons
who heret 1fore have been afraid 10 lake
aides, to the support OF the government,
aid President Madr'z declares taas be
can now pu! larger army In the held
than at any ether time sinceths revolu'
ton began. =,
Only the Intervention Of The United
States could make possible the success oil
the proposed independent republic, 10
the opinion Of government oaicials, and
the utter collapse Of the revolution ia be.
Iieved 10 have removed the likelihood oil
such recognition.
President II sdrIz has promised amnei "
to all the revolutionists II they Will ip'-
render and give up the idea OF seeding
The 6pal decree OF divorce granted
10 Mrs. Eva Willing Astor from her
husband, Col. John Jacob Astor, the
mutt -millloraIre, Was signed IN the
Gu !, enc Court at White Plaln', N. L.
today. Col. Astor gave Q notable enter
,ainmeut last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

The examiners who have been golr 6
over the books Of the SOuthbridge Saw
ings Bank OF Boston, which was forced
to close on Jstu1fy 81 By the court, re.
posi that the shortage in the accounts Of
Ttssu er Hall, now in all awaiting
t'ial, amount to s424. 442. which 10 over
IA per cent. Of the depOs t.. Hall bad
been fal'ifsing the accounts ever since
be took the job twenty years ego. Wba'
eau be said of set of bank directors
who have been hoodwinked for twenty
yeas?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Held az an Accomplish:

Boston, Mssa., March, 4-AccuNd
OF having aided George W. Coleman, I o
sl2.week.bookkeeper Of h, Nationsl
Oily Bank Of Cambridge, Mass, In
Iocting that institution Of neatly $780,.
600, Wilson Lockbart, Oolemsn's
chfufsur, intimate aud subsiitutb 10 n Q
bank was he'd t1day BY Unit.d 5isits
Commissioner Hayes In $50. 900 bail fl
trial.
L'ckhsri, since bis arcs, has stead
lily refused to admit any hlpg which
would throw light on bis relations with
Colsmsn or 10 give any Ipformston ss
TO how far be Was concerned 10 the dc.
faleslion,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
DINNER TO TIE SPEAKER,

President Taft gave dinner lsst
NIGH. at the White House ln honor Of
SPEAKER Cannon. SOcislIy and political
IL the affair marked somttling Of So
epoch, for not before 10 many years hss
q president entertained In honor Of the
speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Speaker Cannon wss ntver entertained
at the White House with an exc'uhve
function during all Of the seven years Of
President RoosevelPs oot upsucy, and no
previous affair has been given In bis
honor by President TAFT,
About so guests, nearly all OF whom
were senators and members OF the II )use,
accompanied by their wives, were pres
eut. Besides the speaker aud Miss Can
nor. and the 30 or more invited guests,
the following house gu's.s were present:
Mrs Thomas K. Lsughlp, a sister OF
Mrs. Taft; Ool. ]. O. Hemphill, editor OF
the Richmond IVA Times Dispatch, and
Hon. Job E. Hedges, OF New York.
The table decorations we're golden
ionQuils aud msIdenhsir ferns.
While more than 30 guests looked on
lau yhirgly and applsuded, Speaker Can.
non tempted President Tsit into test Of
terpsIcborean sgility. b IN stopped;
painting, when the trial was ended, but the
opinion was unanimous that the houors
on fancy steps we're even. The dancing
followed the dinner. Followiug the
dancing, the president led his men
guest, to the smoking room on an upper
floor OF the White Ht NE, where SO
Iulimste talk vas had, in which pa tissn
politics Is said to have had no place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
Crew of Steamship Rescued.

New York, March 4.-News OF the
reseu. OF CsptaiO serpe and bis crew Of
4s men from the steamer Korea, Which
foundered 10 mid occaD, rescbed the
Offices of the Anchor Line today from
the Caledonia, Of that llue, which re-
sponded to 4 wireless diit'ess call fiem
tina Korea on Tu sday and succeeded In
taxing eff captain and crew just before
the big vessel disappeared beneath The
wares,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04
TOday's Telegraphic News
Statewide Bill.

Especial disra; to the Alexandra GaEette.l
Richmond, Va, March 4.-Senator STROBE
today charged the democratic majority with
responsibility for sny action that might be
taken on his statewide enabling act. 1t ives
hot speech. Unexpectedly the Senate
decided to tabe up the bill at four o'c ock
and to vote on it at SIP. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

vest aud weather conditions still threat
en- further fatalities. Wheat crops
worth hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
have been washed cut OF fields aud live
stock losses are enormous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-04

Mp. JoHN ID. ROCKEFELLER Is prop
9bIv the most much.sbused man oil the
present day. When he attends church
add ATTEMPT, to miugle aud be friendly
with other men be is sui ject ID criIicism'
as Is also the case when he isolales hln-
sslt in bis home. Should he attempt 10
psss from one city to another he Is way
laid by kodak fands. Even hls iSS'
muni6esnee Is made the subject OF carl
calute aud his motive gu sstioned. a
cotemporary publishes picture toosy
representing the oil king giving away
This loose change" He Is represented
a, having one eye on his stacks oil bar
notes and the other on the eye OF needl
standing nearby. The ineituasion 10
mel snd will not provoke IS mary
smiles ss the designer imagines, cell
t,Iply not from the many who are bur-
dsned With tusioess responsibilities and
the labor incident to retaining money
honestly acquired. The Great Teacher
do make the rich mans road into the
kingdom Of heaven as difficult as through
the eye Of a needle, whatever. he may
have meat By tia, Squire of speech, &c
some insist that he was referring to .
gate within a gate of the walls Of ancient
elites. "a rich man shall hardly enter
into the kingdom Of heaven" is Often
quoted by people who are mirui this
great passport through life and who
would ,qnsuder money With the recklest-
mss of "TiltIebat TitmC e" in "TeD
Thousand Yest" had they the oppor'
tauity. There is another passage such
should take ID themselves 1.-THE love OF
monty Ia the root OF all evil" There
are many vttaries of Msmmon Who msy
net be compelled to give an account oil
real talents bat who will enter the other
world followed by clouds of air CASTER.