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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-11-24

singer. c1nsisiirE mostly % Wu1Hr.
30 begin a. ths fezsf c S. MArtiHs q
Eir.5 - ,,srfEriuxii9a ros1d the nsiEs-
b1tirE fillarss. car-Tirr VITA sbem a
slau vHHea iuntrt u the Sav5cr
soe-1sd via bo1 ard other ever
-reeas. AID si-EinE a. ilie sane time a
nymn. uii-h, ilglEh rlstie AID un-
-osth. 10 Isreribsless rsElsie uith THE
s;org - she nativity.
T1e rossgrn is geBfiy e1a:ina=5 iI
Carifiu.If Err, vlea the lea-tiuE. or
o. ihey .s1slay cali %. seed hving
commences sreT rlsi5c dame pro
111ss 3 rlease rressrrss1 f1r Ire sacred
isftirtl, Br91 rhi1h hsfurs auy Vs-t
- Is % trsts-l. Bcc1r1Iar so an cd r1s-
ton. .te VIA shtrp kaife. makes
rode iarisloas to represent TIE Cross
Niil ;ai. ard frz-leniy made g tar
isy ar meal, Ese e9i.Ers sEor3s amin
isrruFiHl dp-Ftslitr.
A. - FeI.r'.. Afll1-- Ireland b
srery fauiiy q its village a. an a.
i-1sl oi sJr19 kind o.. oitar a. - Mar
tu'- Too-s uru are reh siil > c1E
lr steep Jfterf g1-,Ee Or . t3rkey
Htile ihose st5 are pJ1r Ard cannot
procure a. arit1zl % great value. kill
h.n ora eoes, ard sPrinEls the TIRES
bold with The blogd and DO ihs same
10 the four cor8srs Of the house, aud
THE eeren01ious performance is done
70 exclude every kind O. evil spirit
from the dwelling where the sacrifice
= made t.ll the return o! the same 6sy
IN the following year.
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Beaver School Notes

he Atieo5Ancs in the Prinary room
las been perfect the past week
Bernie White resumed her school
Work IN Room MoDcay.
II uss decided by the school Board
not % have school on Friday after
Thanksgiving The weeks work would
b hr0ksn into bT the recess Thurs
day, 90 that adequate results could not
bs accomplished the day following.
Therefore the pRuils Will have 3 vaca-
ton Ilurs1ay and Friday.
Miss Laura Msckey called at the
school house Tuesday and admired the
exhibit Eork in Rooms and ?
The FIRST supplementary reading ex.
srninstions viii BE- held next Wednes.
day afternoon. All eth grade pupils
~ ]. Be prepared on some book they
have read from the supplementary
reading let.
The girls basket ball has arrived
and they have been praeticiug tOssin :
the ball and throwing baskets,
Esther Kile's name was unavoidably
omitted from the Roll Of Honor ia
Room in our last monthly report.
The teachers extend their wishes tu
all pupils Of the Beaver schools for q
very enjoyable Thanksgiving.
l. b. TOoEER, Principal
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Campaign to Win Oklahoma
In 1oI2.

WsF,s.ar. Olls. H-r. 20 Tie Be-
ygtHzs- ticket 10 OElshYna nay -s'
defssia' boz ih- rzuy nerer rsts
Eaippso .ssd 1Im Harms ErYutii-
Gao Sac Chairman. to-day o. dis-5as
ing iis political sii11tiou i1 tfis ,;z.s
n pkisio-na. a. rsil9nslly uher ;hs
ticket y a,f-ste5. fhe parry iumr1.-
itaiy i,esin. l.-,. rsf i.r.. ftr ule ne1i
'siiss. and yau esl r80se me a. sGy ~
.hst tia es1f- an - vin pfiahe-ns
rr tts Nsfiaral isrs-i lr 1912 s Sow
r rfa2-rfs.
Tie Re- sGst,leH1s 9f fti. STATE made
= nsFui6ceni fghi f5r i8e STATE ilrsFi
,ai. f.il. Ii va she istt fEht III
p.uJ efer pat o. Thsr. urs 1oi o
so11iy ir the sfsis where i5s toy'
Trfs nnt =an.rf5 ard --sey o.
,affie The fz-t STAT ~ unfair ard
di.hOoest sIactioa Isu governed ia 90.
precinct 7ouufy, sn1 state. ard tb'
fgrther fsci that ths g-sudfsihei
Cane uss bfgyFLt into the game tg
tie Democrats defeated us this year
Se bad the state won otherwise. and
TIE DpDoc-siic leaders Dow in control
-sslizeg that far and were compelled
% resort 20 disfrznchisemeui and Iu.
limitation q roters ia order f0r them
70 win TIE Democrats have bat LITTLE
N crow about IN Oklahoma, aud the
gep0bl can. have everything 70 b.
thankful fDr. They made . clean fFht.
= ear psign 0f facts and figures. and
Organized fghi. md the party to-day
.s organized fCr i1st s1sh another
fray.
To the nsEEpspsr byys % the stat
great credit i. due Tor the fine showing
made They hare been loyal a. svsry
stage of the game Much depended
upon them 70 get the facts aud fgure.
shleh the Republican State Commit
re had gathered before the people.
and have never known a more cred
itable campaign made b. newspaper.
They have the ginger and 10 is 10 then.
- stay
Never before IN this state we're the
zepublirans Of tue southern cOgntief
80 thoroughly organized and - well
sq1ipped for campaign. They are e.
5s congratulated II means much Tor
them Il means that they are to b.
md remain a fighting portion Of "a,
Republican party IL the state ard Va
,ODslly. aud doubt very much IL ever
igain inertia Is known among the
southern counties of Oklahoma. They
1uckled on the rrmor aud fought a.
galiautly a. did tie boys in The more
northern counties, whore it va. posi-
Die To elect district and county tickets
And in the long run, Just such fFhts
A. this will win for them.
state headquarters will bo main
taibed at Wsgorer, and the Interests
pt the party looked after At all times
The press bureau will continue it,
work IN Guthrie, the organization
throughout the state will be- maintain
ed and strengthened. from the pre-
cinct up, and we will aid every At
tempt IN put an honest election law on
the statute books Of the state"
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Thanksgiving on the Other
Side.

Although Thanksgiving is a peculiar.
ly American festival, It should not be
forgotten that the New England faith
crs who established Il, were, tn large
extent, merely making a local appli-
cation OF the Old-World traditions
throughout Europe, ST. Martins day
November Ills celebrated in n way
70 make the eSiled American think Of
home. II sat St MHrtin's that the
cattle and swine are butchered for the
winter supply OF food, and there is an
accompaniment Of feasting, together
with prayers OF thanksgiving among
the religiously inclinrd Also, at ST.
Martins, the yenr's vintage is tasted,
and the fat geese are driven up from
the pleasant river bottoms,
Throughout rural France, ST. Mar
tins is the day when the farm servants
renew their old engagements, or seek
new ones for the ensuing year-either
occasion proving sufficient grounds for
bounteous spread, and is more or
less grateful review Of the period just
passed. In fact, in many ancient al
manacs, st. Martins Day is represent
ca 10y the figure Of a goose. And in the
northern part of England and in Scot
land, a fat beef is called n mart, a con
traction of Martinmas, when beeyes
are generally ready for killing.
Nor is the religious element lacking.
In certain parts of Yorkshire, for ex-
ample, II is customary for party
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-11-24

Farm L0Sns at right terms and reas
oBable rates. See John W. Savage.
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Night Riders Of Broom Corn
Area Have Lost Cause.

Reports from local commission firms
which deal ia broom corn are to the
effect that prices which were quoted
by them at first are now being accept
ed 10y some OF the farmers, who had
Determined to hold out for better mar
kets. These commission men say that
the poorer grade Of corn is weakening
IN price, and they firmly believe that
the better grade will also show weak
euing in the near future.
Having read in the Eagle Of the ex-
pcricnce OF a. f. Rails, vice president
Of one uf the local firms, when he was
cautioned to leave the community
around Shattuck. Okla, farmer in
New Mexico has written letter to the
local company saying he and the rest
of the farmers IN his community would
welcome buyer. lie guaranteed that
no might riders would either bother
or molest them, and said further that
the broom corn growers in his commu-
nifty had a large supply OF the product
which they would be glad TO sell.
Mr.. A. 4. Rails is still at Shattuck,
where he returned after taking a trip
northwest OF that place, which result
ed in his receiving note OF warning
lie reports conditions in that neigh
borhood que., and says that he does
not look for any further demonstra-
tious on the part Of the broom corn
growers.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-11-24

PUPILS earning silver stare for excel
Ing In iheir classes the past month
William Carr. Nina Morris. Aida
Murray. Harvey Nelson, Dorothy shu-
Ier. James Thomas. George Holland,
Charley Morris, lola Bea'ty, virginia
Duncan. Louise Trosper, Vera Young,
Carl MUir, Chloe Mcpae, Pearl Cayler,
Edna Czyler. Dorris Carr.
one gold star vas earned this month
by Naude Ferguson.
The ivo Literary Societies will give
4 joint Thanksgiving program We'd
nesday afternoon. November I'D.
School was dismissed November sth
. on account OF the election.
Mr. Walter Fickel acted as Princi-
pal during the absence OF Mr. Swain
the WeeSs before election. We have
heard only good reports Of the school
during that tune. The pupils especial
ly have been sounding Mr. FickePs
praises.
school was dismissed last Thursday
afternoon to attend the fuEeral Of Ed
win Emberson. A shadow seems to
have settled over the school since that
sad occasion.
Ressie Ma Andertnn and Elmer
Kuhn, who have had the fever, are
both doing nicely. 1t is to be hoped
that they will soon be able to be bach
10 school. We miss them great deal
JONI +. SWAIN, Principal.
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School Notes.
soHoal No-ro.-Do EREHT.

To TEscHEEs ,--1Vinr - TIE limited
EllgsIul lf s1shcc in the HEEAID for the
rErlous departments. We ind it neees
SAT- iu request the teachers who send
sctlsll nois- % clnceuse fls same ~
-1och ~ pcis-.ihlt- Vita uHuy schools
D. report each week. TIE Amount q
spare - snau i2keu. t1srefurc. in order
o. accu1nrnpeAie ali, We must ask that
al r. iF1-ls BE made Dot 80 exceed si1
inches II the case o. graded schools
Ulth more than che teacher. the re-
parts Fusy rocuTy eight inches II
iElruess o. AL please bear tins iu m Nd
on 1tg fg:urs- send in al ihs neRs
tot c1D1snse & and make u 20 the
E.oaui. u order 70 insure pnblicAfi0a
tie sane Eeek a. received. ali reports
should r-Ech this ofijoe not later than
Monday ere1.irE q each Sesk.-Editof
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-11-24
4. ". GLEASON.
To Whom 1t May Concern.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
nrtnher %. 1910.

bclubtr -, lslD,
10 WHoN Ir MAY CoNCEHy:
This will introduce to you DR.. Fide-
ia Carter. who has our highest esteem
a. a student. and who has thoroughly
mastered the science Of Spinal Adjust
ment, new and wonderful science,
tina, will stop typhoid fever, diphtheria,
scarlet fever. and all acute diseases IN
from one 20 three days, and will posi-
lively cure chronic diseases, such as
heart, lung, stomach, liver, kidney,
bladder, bowel, and female trouble.
Mrs Carter is Of fine family, and
i credit to that family. She under
stands the better methods OF Adjust
ment, and in this way she is ahead oil
the teachers OF schools Of Chiropractic,
except the Palmer Gregory Chiroprac-
tic College. Very respectfully,
PALMER-GREGORY CHIROPRAC
TIC COLLEGE.
DR.. A. a. GREGORY,
ll-2w l2-l q President
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Observation-Disclosures

Is the name Of German chemical
one Of the many valuable ingredients
OF Foley's Kidney remedy. Hexame-
thylenetetramine is recognized by
medical books ana authorities as uric
acid solvent and anIi-septic for the
urine. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
promptly at the first sign Of kidney
trouble snd avoid serious malady
For sale at Tracy's Drug store.
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elue 4Ouns ebooi Notes

geror1 a Bloc Mound Graded School
Cray. oils. for The Second Month
EndiuE November ii. 1910.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-25
NORTH PARK LOTS SOLD
E. F. Ryan Lucky Man Out Of Two
Hundred in Land Drawing.

E. F. Ryan, of Bemidji, was the
lucky man in the lot drawing in
North Park yesterday afternoon and
was given a lot free by futile Broth.
ers and Bruce, who were selling the
lots in the park. More than two
hundred people attended the sale
and it was late in the evening before.
the business Of the day was con
.cluded.
Sixty lots were sold yesterday. R.
H. Schumacher, Of the First National
bank, will have charge Of the Park
in the future as Messrs. futile
and Bruce left this morning for
another sale. Those who were I'M
able to get suitable lot yesterday
can obtain one from Mr.. Schumacher.
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Gass Lake Dry.

Cass Lake, July 25-(Special to
the Pioneer)-Three saloons will be
closed here because of the recent
action of the commissioner of Indian
affairs. The men put out of bussi-
ness are Samuel Sutor, Charles Ted
ford and George Hanson-each
saloon being in hotel. Great in
dignation is felt here because Be-
midi has not been included in the
new dry belt. --..@ 5,s
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ANAO0M DIED BY SUICIDE
Body Wa. Found Under Culvert Near
Station Brought Home.

Dawes Anadom, who was reported
to have been killed by train at
Sheylin last Friday night. com nit
ted suicide in Herman, North Da-
kota and his body was found, with
revolver by his side, under culvert
near the station where he was agent.
Amadon was short in his freight
accounts and had been called down
by the roads auditor two or three
times by letter. The matter is be-
lieved to have preyed upon his
mind until he planned to commit
suicide.
The Great Northern had a special
train bring his body, accompanied
by relatives. to Shevlin yesterday.
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Refuses to Endorse Lind.

Minneapolis, July 25.A fight on
the floor of the Hennepin county Dem:
ocratic convention ended in the con-
yention turning down the resolution
reported by the resolutions committee
endorsing j ohm Lind for governor.
Hennepin county's delegates will
therefore go to the state convention
suninstructed. b IS
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Big Crowd at Picnic.

Over one thousand persons at
tended the public ownership picnic
on Diamond Point yesterday after.
noon. Most Of them made the trip
in launches and the Yankee Doodle
is reported as having carried over
four hundred. The Bemidji band
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ago, no one ever thought of Mime
sofa as corn state, but our farmers
are fast finding the varieties that are
best suited to their soil. It will
only be few years before northern
Minnesota will be one of the great
corn producing sections of the coun-
try. Experiments with corn are
now going on and the right variety
will soon be found"
Governor Eberhart said that he
doubted if the Democrats nominal
ed ]ohn Lind, but that he thought
Lind was their strongest man.
When he heard that the Demo-
cratic county convention claimed
to be responsible for the rain, he
laughed and said that it could not
be for his party started it at Cass
Z AXE.
One on the Governor.
I After inspecting the ditch at
Ferris, the governor was being
driven to Cass Lake by a twelve
year old boy. The horses were not
going as fast as he thought they
should and he suggested to the
boy that as they were getting wet,
the horses might be urged on a
little. The boy, not knowing
whom he was driving, replied, I'll
you don't think this is fast enough,
you can get out and walk. -
Halvor STEVENSON came over
from Crookston and joined the
party here. Albert Berg of Spooner,
and c. R. Middleton, of Baudette,
were invited to join it and pro-
badly made connections at Inter
national Falls.
Governor Eberhart refused to
make any speeches as he said that
he was not on political tour,
but he talked informally with
several local politicians on state
politics. :
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above.'
Instructions Will Be Enforced.
Notice is hereby given that. the
above instructions from the COM
missioner will be vigorously en-
forced. The following is a list of
the railway towns in the boundaries
of treaties wherein the introduction
and sale of spirituous liquors are
prohibited by law. Constituting
class one): ( ~.
Baker, Beltrami, Benoit. Barnes
vile, Brooks, Burwell, Climax, Cisco,
Comstock, Crawford, Dilworth,
Downer, Dugdale, Eldred, Erskine,
Fertile, Finkle, Flaming, Fosston,
Girard, GIyndon, Halstead, Harold,
Hendrum, Kittson, Kragnes, Lees
Station, Lengthy, Lockhart, Nc
Intosh, Melvin, Moorhead, Neils-
vile, Plummer, -Redlands, Russia,
Rustad, Ruthruff, Sabin, Shelly,
Winger. -
Following is list of railway towns
in which the introduction of ardent
spirits, wines or other liquors is
prohibited, (class two)Ada, Akeley,
Audubon, Averhill, Backus, Bagley,
Ball Club, Baxter, Bejou, Bena, Bor-
up, Bowstring, Galway, Cass Lake,
Cuba, Dale, Deer River, Detroit.
Dorset, Dumas, Ebro, Farris, Felt
on, Frazee, Gary, Georgetown, Guth-
RE, Hackensack, Hadley, Hawley,
Heiberg, Hitterdal, Hoberg, Horton
station or Latona postofice, Hubert,
Hunter, Island Lake, Kadekona,
Lake Alice, Lake Park, LaPorte,
Leaf River, Leech Lake, Lengthy,
Luce, Mahnomen, McHugh, Men.
ahga, Merrifeld, Mildred, Muskoda,
NADIA, Nary, Nevis, Nushka, Oak
Lake, Ogema, Park Rapids, Perley,
Pequot, Pillager, Rosby, Santiago,
Schley, Sebeka, Shevlin, Solway,
Stockwood, Sylvan, Syre, Twin Val
ley, Ulen, Vergas, Walker, Waubun,
Westbury, Wheatville, Wheelock,
Wilton, Wilkinson station or Marcus,
Winger. and Winnepeg Junction.
1t is hoped that the liquor dealers
in the towns surrounding and con-
tiguous to this district will so con.
duct their business that a further
extension of the boundary of this
district will be necessary. .
"... Very Respectfully,
I'LL. William E. Johnson,
Chief Special Officer.
No estimate of the number of
saloons which will be closed by this
order was available today as N. J..
Sero, chief deputy for this district,
has not yet obtained list of the
saloons in the new closed towns"
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was taken up at noon and played
there for the rest of the day. Plenty
of ice cream and lemonade was on
hand so that no one had to be
sent to the city for additional sup.
plies. Several persons made
speeches during the afternoon.
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American League
Detroit 6-New York 2.
st. Louis 3-Boston O.
Cleveland Philadelphia 2.
Chicago Washington 4.
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Barometer Change.
Maximum today IS.
Minimum today 81.
Maximum yesterday78.
Minimum yesterday 90.
Maximum Saturday 78.
Minimum Saturday 81.
Forecast Fair and partly cloudy,
possibly showers.
City Drug Store readings.
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American League
Results Saturday.

National League
Brooklyn 2-Pittsburg Z.
New York g st. Louis 2.
Boston g. Chicago z.
Philadelphia 3-Cincinnati2
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OCEAN LINER IS ON FIRE
Passengers Taken Off Southern Pa
cific Steamer Momus.

Charleston, S. c., July 25.The
wireless at the hayward picked up a
message from the Southern Pacific
liner Momus, reporting fire in the
after hold. The vessel anchored in
twelve fathoms Of water. The Comus
Of the same line is standing by and
has taken off the passengers. The
fire is not under control The steam
ship Menus is off Cape Canaveral, on
the coast Of Florida.
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GAEBELEIN OPENED SIXTH
ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE
Delivered Three Addresses Yesterday Promise
To be Best Attended Of Any Meetings Ever
Held-Delegates Arriving

Dr. A. G. Gebeen of New York in the place Rev. Sweanen
city, opened Bible who has yet
Yesterday the No
church with earmon OF the delegates
G. !. .. - -. registered tomorrow and the exact
on Regeneration" that said to ,uh N 'A' eA"e'
number attending conference
oeen one " TUG most will then be Every
addresses ever presented to that arrived in the city today
Bemd congregation deeeae and more ara
exposition third and TOMORROW All
chapter Of the book he held in the Pres
held his until he had finished byteran church.
At yesterday afternoon Those
Gaebelen theme Rev. of
which conferred around the word duck
Funess This effort master A. Blair PRESIDENT
full in its simplicity and power In and Rev. E. Bemd,
the evening" addressed secretary treasurer Rev n R
that packed the church It Mckee Dennon
union meeting of all the city officers are the
cnucnes His evening talk was directors of the conference
along evangesic following is the program for
Gaebelen tonight remainder of the week.
Monday, July Is.
745 Song Service. Andrew Rood Director
BIS The Past Work of Christ
Tuesday, July rs.
$50 H. c. swearingen
1890 Third address Daniel. Gaebelen
800 Second lecture Hebrews" swearingen
/:4o p Song Service
S:l5 p M Address-The Resources of the Kingdom.
DR.. H. C..
Wednesday, July u.
$50 Fourth lecture Daniel" .".......D Gaebelein
1890 Third study Hebrews" swearingen
500 Fourth study in Hebrews" swearingen
1:4op. M Song Service A. Rood Director
SIS The Present Work Of Christ
Thursday, July 28. ~
Fifth study Hebrews" Dr. sweariDgen
1880 m. First address Galatians"
800 m. Second study in Galatians" Gaebelen
400 Sixth study in Hebrews" Dr. swearingen
7:45 p. Song Service ...@s~
500 The Millennium When and
Friday, July 49,
m. The of D..
1880 Address M. Locker
500 m. Outline Study colossan Gaebelen
7:45 m. Song Service
SIS p. m. Address. M.
Saturday, July 30.
500 The Second Psalm. Gaebelen
1000 Address NJ Locker
500 m. How to Read and Understand the Book
Revelation. d..
Sacred
Sunday, July 30 , ~.-5@- ~.z&
The Holy Spirit
500 Closing Address the Conference Gaebeen
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American Association
Kansas City &C Columbus |.
Minneapolis Indianapolis 8
Milwaukee 3-2-Toledo 14-3.
St. Paul 2-3--Louisville 3-5.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-25

of whether it is within or without
the limits Of the district defined
above"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-07-25

No estimate of the number of
saloons which will be closed by this
order was available today as N. J.
Sero, chief deputy for this district,
has not yet obtained list of the
saloons in the new closed towns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-08

Superstition is merely another F. eu,
'"r ignorance and thu les one know
.te greater IS their belief ia AT super
stitioa- lust turn thu calcium light =
'ri,uer uTan Thousand acre lot af ths
Aarst superstitians ana they Viii Is,
lispelled much the same as the morn
ng mist before hot July sun.
In reading history one is struck with
the full force # the dropping on along
thr wa2 as education and civilization
advanced If what are known as augure.
-eers. s"athsav.r> s3bils eracfes and
-easehan, -age~ Tiny couldn't stand
The strong ra 1T li-ht known as truth
which iallat,z FROM the microscope
ignama-. test tubes. stethaecarez ana
other scientific Instruments
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