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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-21
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington, y. g., Jan. Is, III
International Exposition boom
ers for the celebration OF the com
pletion Of the Panama Canal are
at work in Washington. San
Francisco and New Orleans are
the con'endng cities The CAPT
tai of the United States, where the
exposition should really be held, is
not saying much. san Francisco
il tlonrishing seventeen million
dollars Of her claim, while New
Orleans with ten millions insists
that this amount will be further
owing 10 the proximity Of that
city to the rest of the world, than
will seventeen millions on the Pa
cific slope. An advocate for New
Dreams puts it that Congress will
be responsible in saying which
city is most accessible to all the
people of the United States, claim.
ing that New Orleans il two thou
sand miles closer to the center IT
population and two thousand
miles NJ arer 10 Panama than Sau
Francisco and that the latter city
is more than three thousand miles
farther from the pincip nation e
which are likely to send exhibits.
1t is claimed that the center Of
population OF the United States is
near Cincinnati aud five hundred
miles from New Orleans, while
San Francisco is two thousand five
hundred miles from this center.
Within nlhe hundred miles Of New
Orle ,ns, il il said, there are sew
enty cities with n combined popu-
lation of twenty millions, while
within nine nmnd ed miles Of San
Francisco are only eight cities and
their combined population is one
million. With Washington as a
starting point, it is SAID that il
takes four days 10 reach San
Francisco and u little more than
one day to reach New Orleans,
while the cost including sleeping
berth 10 San Francisco il 1903, and
TO New Orleans 1913. All these
arguments to the pocket are i'm
portant but apply with still greater
force to the selection Of Washing.
ton, which in closer to the pOpuIa-
ton Of the United States and to
the world than either New Or
leans or San Francisco. TO those
who have followed the social, in
dnst,iaI and political tendencies
Of the Pacific slope for the last
five years, a serious objection 10
holding ar international exposi-
ton in San Francisco il that that
city is rantankerously oppose to
the Japanese, Chinese and other
O,ientals who necessarily make
such large part Of every interna-
tional exposition and that, should
the exposition he held there, there
wonld be perpetual danger OF a,ti-
fetal earthquakes more serious in
their ultimate effects than the cat
astrOphe which destroyed San
Francisc 4 few years ago.
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TWO-THIRDS OF THE PEOPLE

TWO-THIRDS OF THE PEOPLE
OF this country live In rented
houses; you cannot subsist IL your
old age on rent receipts They
have no rebate or otbsrvalue, ex-
cePt rs relics Sf ,YO6r folly. Re-
solve not to liYe<4hother year Tor
month, II possp0e) in a house that
can be adorned with "TO LET''
signs. Let the landlord have it
and own your own home. Consult
our Secretary.
IBER7A BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
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LOOK FOR THE BEE IifN T.

On the package when YOU buy
Folcy's Honey and Tar for coughs
and colds. None genuine without
the Bee Hive. Remember the name
Folcy's Honey and Tar and reject
any substitute.
For sale at Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-21

The President has sent mess
age to Congress urging fortifica
ton Of the Panama Canal. He
wants five millions Of dollars u
start the work. Nothing will
more quickly enlist sentiment il,
favor Of earthworks and guns TO,
the Canal than the opposition
which is appearing in the British
and japanese papers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-21

Statistics show that our exports
to China have declined from ifty
eight millions five years ago to If
teen and one-half millions in 1910.
The Cblnaman is frequently refer.
red 10 AZ an cnigmatical creature,
bnt those who have studied him
in his own habitat realize that
there is n great deal Of human ma
ture in him and that he has abun-
dant shrewd common sense The
Cllinaman is not first class fight.
ing man, but he Is not nnresentful
Of wrong. lie has been outrage
ously treated in this country aud
especially on the Pacific coast and
organized into unions AZ a Europe.
EN- army liz INTO regiments, the
word has gone forth to boycott
American wares. It's a. nothing
to the average Chinaman or to the
Chlnaman much above tue aver
age, that This country RENTED
some millions of the Boxer indem-
nifty. Shat was u state affair. aud
the average Chlnsman knows
nothing Of state affairs, and there
Is no word IN the Chinese language
for patliJtism because the idea is
totally non existent in the Celest-
Ial Kingdom.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-21

For either acute or chronic kid
ney disorders, for annoying and
painful urinary Irregularities take
Foley Kidney Pills. An honest and
effective medicine for kidney and
kladdef disorder.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-01-21

L, ~ beginning TO be realized
that We are building the Panama
Canal Tor Germany, Great Britain,
Japan and o,her nations that carry
freight by sea. 1t is evident that
the trading ships Of other nations
will use the waterway TO a much
greater extent than will the peO-
pie Of this. country. How can It
be- otherwis,' Our ships, owing to
the tariff and the high price Of la
Dor, cos: 80 PER cent. more than
the ships Of any Other country.
Our sailors cost twice az much as
those IT any European country
and five times As much as the
wonderfully seasoned aud c0mpe
tent sailors OF Japan and Oh ma.
We ceased suddenly to be q mari
time country fifty years ago and
We will never again be u maritime
until We can compete Oh
. financial basis in ships and men
with European aud Asistic leo.
pies.
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AnllllI VI

IN. b.. rr;,,,.s 80 ,J,.. .,...,.t, d., e'.
,i, l,,1Y;g,,. W..
3 ,,i'.,, I'D , S.rr,.ta, ,rI ~.
, -, ~ ~, nfrcr of S.er,,,,r, .l
Treasurer may hc held rs tie -t...
individual and may I've Seirr
from without OF INC s'orhh"i laa.
he officers 3hali i,t elected
nuallX 10y the Board 81 plrcrtnE-
CITATION ana other IfE3t Ptor"eA
| shall b" served on tht IrrSldS@e
aud IN ms absence on IN" Nrr}g.
tarN, and III the absence 81 ho''s
tn suCh manner rs Is prov iHed
law.
ARTICLE MI.
TIE affairs Of TINS cnrror4rla,5
eb,,lI Inv ,Imini.tn,rd aud 4, 49,.
rrs rxcrrisc,l III !, Ioard con,t,ns..5
of tbr.a et,rI,b,id,ra H., n,.,,,
IN ~ whom qh1ll ,s.,n4titlu,. .Ig,5
r,,m far tbn trnnsar,i,n of I,.
nt44 TL.y shan r. elected ,ns
nr,1tly N thr REGULAR mrcfina nj
thc stock hnldrrs vhirh 4haiI H..
hold ON t,r second Tnrs,l,x ~
January of each year Eut # lni.
any rpaqor; sn,d meeting shouIl
no, be held or there shoild he me-
,lrrtion on tbr nv f;vnd tbn ~,
STING ofticrr. .h,li h,Id M,
ficc ,,ntu th.,;r s,,cc,ssora ab,If n,
lcraIIv elected and ,ni,,ificI
n
AK ~ ~ VII.
sntli tine iIrst election Of DireC-
tors and officers is held liypoIitr
Pa1out, Mrs, Ida Patoui Burns and
William s. Pato,It shall compose
LIZ 10, 'Jlot' - ~, 20, l'ofa' F'ii
Mrs ida patoin HI,rns shall H..
Vicc-prcsidcnt. and William S pat
out shall be Secretary and Trr,a.
urcr.
At all elections or other b,Ilot
inps by tbr stockhoIdera ,,.b
stockholdcr shall have one yota
either in person or bv written
proxy. for each share III .fo,l,
owned bv him. and majority or
the stock voted snail control. cx-
ccpt as otherwise provided by law
and by tins charter Not tcss th,n
fifteen u5y DAVIS written notice
shalt he given To each qtocl hold
or of every regular and sncciaI
meeting of the storkhoIlcrs and
ali such meetings. ana ali ,I.c,,a,,.
of officers and directors, shall be
i'ela az .he business Office OF the
W Poi ",ioii ~ - "oll'ciif. Spc-
siai i,i'e'iiss OF me s'ockholdcrs
nay ~ ca'ieu ny me boafd OF d.
..'ot'' " oy d MAJORITY thefcoi,
~, ny "h9'ic'ioi. ~ suSh husi-
'''' 90 may NC Sta'cu III 'he Wtlt~H
,on ~, ,'o'ioe' ~ Suci meetings. gwen
W '''' 'o'h"oiuerS.
ARTICLE TX.
~. i''i !" VI Diicc'ora are au-
:, - - .''' il'u"eicu 70 erect
" i'a'asel ana S'ci' assistant man
- - 80 ny nay deeh necessary
40, .oi,,'u.'''s ',io BUSINESS OF me
~ POI "'io'i ana ~ CONFER such
gu necessary power 10
. '.ie n'''9s"'y employees ana
~, -" au''i he'tSS 'fy ordinary
w. 80 90 '"'y ~ 'cdu'ied ior the
-, ~ ~ H. W. h'iis' oi 'he business
49, 800, ptoN''e", now
;nn,,n ;a ,i", ''i' manager sha'i not
~, :" greater a
COZ 600 an, " ,,,ta .n'y I'.e thousand
c,oI artlo.; $3.50 "',''"u, spe.
a'a'' 'N''''''i VI ''le poafu Oh
,nr,l,
- =" o.
no S'ockhoidcr shall ever be held
'iapie LOT the contracts or FAULTS
Oh inns corporation beyond the un-
''aid balance due by him on stock
,nv iniorm,i;tv ~ ~ n'"', ~ sial'
hereof will render anv s,ncL hnIIon
,apic beyond the unpaid balance
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For all kinds OF PRINTING 70 to
e. r. MILLARD'S.
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Signed


III. Patout
Willie Patout
Mary Patout Mstrot
to authorize my wife
G. A. Mistrot
Ida Patout Burns
TO authorize my wife
y. Ii. Burns
o Ada Patout More
TO authorize my wife
Geo. II. More
Ludie Patout Wall
to authorize my wife
w. ID. Wall, Jr.
X. A. Patout
Ada Mi8trot kinsIer
TO authorize my wife
j. g.. KinsIer
Noelie Mary Mistrot
Maude Mistrot Young
to authorize my wife
Witnesses b.
(signed F. j. Domingues.
'No. LdDdu.
(signed) w. f. VOORHEES,.
Notaryc Public.
ruled December 18th, 1910.
}. II. Leblanc, Jr., Dty. Clerk.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF IBERIA.
|, J. O. Leblanc, Jr., Deputy Clerk
oI the 10Th Judicial District Court.
Ex-officio Recorder and Conserva-
-or OF Mortgages and Convevanccs
n ana forothe Parish and State "a
'oresald, do hereby certify the a.
Dove and foregoing to be a true
ana correct copy OF the original
charter OF incorporation Of the NJ.
PATOCT Il son, Ltd, on file
md Of record in the records Of
ny office in Miscellaneous Book
No. at folio "a ct sci.
In faith whereof, witness my sig
lature and seal OF office this 18th
lay OF December, A. ID. 1910.
J. &. LEBLANC, Jr.,
Dty. Clerk Of Court.
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R. A. JACOB
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
new IBERIA.

P. 0. BOX 377 PHONE 800
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A<~>>NNN\>>N~ ~ NV
) We promptly obtain L. s. and Foreign
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ARTICLE TX.

No stakeholder shall ever be held
liabie Tor the contracts or faults
OF TINS corporation beyond the un1
pad balance due by him on stock
subscribed for by HIM, nor shall
any Informaiity in the organization
hereof will render any stakeholder
liable beyond the unpaid balance
due him on his stock.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30

On the % day of Oct. III, she
finished the sacrifice; she yield
ed up the last Of her human pc.
sessiop-herself,s and Che .moSf.
ent of her death. was the moment
of her resurrection, when sic
was changed in a moment, IN
q taInklin& Of an, eye from llc
human TO The divine spirit ma
ture.
BLESSED are they WHO have
palt in IT, first resurrection, ior
over such The second death hath
no power. >, t,
Her church connection was
with the "Church Of the living
God, whose names are enrolled
in Heave n; Heb. r., %; believing
in oneLprd, one !ai'h, enc Bap-
tism, one God and Father Of all,
one CnurGh of The first borns
and one hope Of glory, honor,
and immortality; Soe joyful re-
cunn'ztt as mem oers of the same
Church. | who profess faith in
Christs redeemiDg sacrifice. and
full CT nsccration to death with
him, whether in or out-ide of all
earthly sccts and parties.
She Was not Il member Of any
ca t!lT sec believing them to
be all Of human organization. She
loved ali " no love God and we're
syckr & bis ways, but she abhol
red the c., eds Of the dark ages, ,
which did So much to misrt pre-.
!: ent' tie divine character and
pan. ana when so seriously en-
saves 20 many of Gods people in
the chains Of Ignorance and sup
erS;l'on. She met regularly with
other bitle students for the
study IF Gods wo, d. regardless
of ctcdal Limitations and color
ingS.
She gave her children religious
instructors at home believing
thi., to tc The Divine arrange
mcnts as SGT forth in tie Bible.
We have found Gods way help
lul, beth to them and US.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30
DRY CREEK OKLA. ITEMS.
BY Susc Jane Brown.

We are having disagreeable
weather at present.
The infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.: Sapp had a narrow
escape of dypthoria for the last
hope AEtitoXine vas given Mr..
Sapp resided in Doug as Co. a
few years,
Our Sun. school was optned a,
gain Sun. had been closed on the
account Of so much sickness.
There will be a pie supprcr at
the Elgin School house the ~ Of
Nov. for the benefit of the Lib.
.ary, all are invited.
Mr.. Geo. Keenan, has come
home from Luellen Neb. where
he has contested a section of
land Mr.. keenan, has not heard
the decision so far if he was
Vic.oriory Jim Wilson was bring
ing home some potatoes and on.
ions they we're certainly nice and
very large. He told US it was
nothing to raise many turnip
weight 15lbs We don't doubt
this but we fear it took many to
weigh that instead Mr.. kee-
nan will move there this spring.
Our Cow boy evangelist j, Fl.
Penland has proved to be a fake
by the inquiry of some in the
neighhorhnod j. Fl. says he's ac-
qua'nted with our Editor.
S veraI are hauling corn to the
mills it being from g. to 81 ct.
per. bu.
We understand our etfection-
ate correspondent Daisy" got
married good luck and joy at
tend, but O, W. was left the bat.
chelor,
Let US do ali the good we can
to who we can when ever we can
and as long as we can.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30
MEMORY
Elender Rust;
- = -
NTH. .GRoVEMo.


We wish to give a few facts il
regard toher religious faith, and
hope, in answer. to several quee.
tio1s about the same by some Of
her friends: There vas one
Fpeculiarity about her. and thai
wal she "ot licved the Bible"
She believed that wnen the
scriptures say the wages of sin
.ls death, and that by one mans
disobedience all becams. sinners,
and thereby; Ga me under the sen
%tence. of dtath. She believed
that. when the;scriptures say
DEATH" they mean q .a,h, The
cessation of life in any condition,
and NOT. eternal life in torment,
or,any where else; the soul that
sine;h it shall d;e"-not live;
"tbe'livinG knoE that they shall
die, but the dead know rot any.
thing. EccI G:5. IN that very
day their thoughts perish::'
Gcd, is in this age, c,l Ing ont
a p op'e for his name; and after
reading and believing his word,
and b. ing justified by faith in
that word she was granted the
further light Of the higii calling
t0;:the divine spirit nature, to
glory, honor, and imhorta 'i.y; to
a III CO with h'm in his kingdom,
a seat with him on his throne
but that 1t Was through much
tllbulatlOn W" enter that king.
dom; that we must be dead with
hin, II we would live ard reign
with hin; Understanding all
these conditions she presented
herself to God, to lie dead with
Christ to 2verv human hope, aim
or ambition, to have no vii! hat
his will: She symbo]jzed the
sinking Of Der will into lis, by
immersion in wat l. on the 2G
day Of April 1908.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30

On the account of Thanksgiven
the CREssET is only a half
sheet this week.
The sick are all improving
Mrs Riley is ableto sit up again.
Mr. and Mrs John States it,
lie baby is very sick at pres
ent writing.
Mp. Judge Baker was seen 60
ing over to Mrs. Comstocks' on
last Tuesday. Called there on
business.
The young Mr. Comstock has
not left us vet for home. We
think any neighborhood or peo-
pie has an honor among them in
young Mr.. Comstock.
We had the privilege of shal1-
ing hands with Mr.. Haland of
Dry Creek, at the Colony meet.
ing on last Sunday at 8 O'clock.
j. j. Mills salesman for the c..
D. Alilligan Grocer Company
made his regular trip to Brushy.
knob on Wednesday 22nd.
-C, A. Simons, Samuel Merritt
and Harry BAKER from the Col
ony visited the l. O. O. r. Lodge
at Ava on last Sat. night and
reported a fine time.
$4,000 per month straight
salary and expenses to men with
rig, to introduce our Poultry
Remedies. Don't answer unless
you mean business. Eureka
Poultry Food Mtg. G.,
atod,) East St. Louis, III.
|-There will be a box supper at
the Rrnsnyknob Schpol House
lon the night of the 9th of DC.
1911. Come one, come ali. TIE
proceeds will be to buy an organ
for the school.
On Nov. 18th report of the JAIL
Vile Union Sabbath School was
of the best total number of scho!-
ars present Al, Officers present
8, Teachers present /, Interest
from first to last of the very
best; come one come all,
Scot
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30
gbjjtguaaarry Of Rgy Comstoek,

Ben]amn Franklin Comstoci born p, FRY in Pike
County, Illinois Sept 49, 1885, and the time Of his death
10 years 2montls, and 3 days DID,
he spent his early years in Pike County and later to
ocot County He carly learned the carpenters work.
cd at that many years He went to California 1861 for his
health remaining there He through by team and
returned oy snip to the lsthmus of Panama Aspin
wall toen ny ship to New York then train again
after this he moved to Logan County he tarmed several
years then resumed bis trade s carpenter
In 1896 he to Douglas c., Mo, bought land and re-
NAMED 20 the time of his DEATH Nov 49, 1911 He survived by
his wife, Mrs f. g. Comstoc and by three Children r. E. Com.
soco Mac omb, Ill., JF Comstocl1p Lincoln Ill., and Ida Com.
stock of Springfield Ill., also by four grandchildren He wa,
converted when sixteen old at his old home Scott Co..
and became member of the Methodist Episcopal Church ia
winch ne continued to the time of his ath. He
horter twenty years He especially loved tn 9o
and 9lst Psalms ana t, repeat tha 21s Psalm at night
During his last sickness he repeated the % d Psalm very
often and sang Some Sweet Day. during rational hours
and also in his delrium.
Aboua year before his death he formed acquaintance
Rev L. S. Garrett who liberal in his during this
year, the two while differing little belief they laoored
ogeheri the Love of Christ for the Eternal Wvfare of never
dying souls tie aborng hard just before his death help
build Church. where all Gods pc pie could worship together
and be sheltered from the storm
His funeral services conducted by Rev l. Garrett
assisted by Elder Chambers in the JAZZ Vile Colony church II
o'clock. He laid 22nd II O'CLOCK the p,e.
of wife, and gher Iaa of fri ns
numbering at least hundred fifty rushykno Gene.
try. There large procession folio we'd the
graveyard Teacher Mr. Jason Roy had his school
which showed great spect.
A minister belong to the M h. Churcu
Lays in the silent tomb
He leaves wife who loved him much
daughter AVID tNO dear
'.r.' His spirit went TO the land Of rest
TO the Goa W.o calls us home
49,. +~ ~, all should do the very best
r When life is done.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30

IL is Fortunate thn world can
not discern the hidden things OF
the heart. There we can store
our grief to ponder over it in cur
leisure and give to the wy d
only the smile a beneficcnt Pro.
violence may impart to our souls
and that will str ngten Us to
sing hymn of Thanksgiving
While sorrow may reign within.
yet may peace and hope and con.
1ldlng trust surround every
reader of this column. Heaven
bless you all this Thanksgiving
day OF 1911.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30
THE CRESSET
BRUSHYKNOR MO.
LOCAL LORE.

Who will get a Subscriber
for the CREssET.
If you want good lumber
come to the Colony mill for it,
Mrs. Minnie Baker visited tn e
Colony last Thursday.
We notice BRO. Rice and also Bro. Seals OF
Brnshyknoh. Also Bro John Gross from Of
Dry Creek st 8 o clock meeting at the Colony
Church sun.ay
Mrs Reynolds Of Macomb III.
daughter of J H. Leach is visit,
ing her parents this week.
Miss Viols Coats Arther Cody
and Herbert James spent the
evening Saturday at Frank LET
lers.
Marion Coats spent Sunday at
home returning Monday to Nor.
wood to operate his we'll drill.
George Hopewells baby has
been sick the past week with
sore mouth bnt is much inprov,
ed at present writings.
The Ed preached Saturday night last at the
Champion school house to lnrve and.ntten,iye
audience and aguin Mt Ii o clock on Sunday and
we believe thRt there VS. much ana lasting
good done in the name of 1esns.
At half past 8 o clock the Ed of the Cprssr1
preached at the Colony Church ton ycry LARGO
cohs'eg '''oh ana at the close of the sermon
mere was an Invitation given whpl. there Vas
came forward ami united With the COLONY
peopIe. BRO. Mack Ppool and wife a Il sou, the
good work Ia going on in the name Of christ.
MIR. johnson and family is up
from the Colony farm at Cham.
plon expecting to spend Thanks.
giving at home and with the Co..
ony people. Also Mr., Thomas
Need and family and his sister
and brother Effie and Oliver
Need are speuding'Thanksgiving
with the Colony people,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30

Father. while our eyes are weeping
Ger the SIP ills that death has Won,
We would, at this so'emn meeting,
Calmly say, Toy will be done"
Though cast down. we'rc not forsaker;
Though afflicted, not alone,
Tno1 didst give, and thon hast taken;
Blessed lord, 'Thy will be d ne
Thou2h today Wei liii'd with nourning
Mercy still is on The throne;
With thy smiles OF l>se returning,
We can sing, '"Tay will lie done.'
by thy hanis tic boon was given;
Thou hast taken but thine own:
10 d OF earth, an! God # heaven,
Eyarmorr, THY wiI be donc -
,eess Father Tot our w but thine be DONE
f. G. Rust, Min. Grove Nc
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-11-30

Thanksgiving day is the ore
day in the year WHEN the nation
turn to heaven IN thanks for it's
preservation, The lie of the nat
ion is the principal consideration
not only in life but it's health
and its preSt rvation in that con
dl ion in which it was establish
ed by the fathers Of the country
Men can thank Goa for their
accumulations Or suppl cate him
him to tighten their burdens but
that is not the purpose of IL nat |
ional thanksgiving The nation it |
self thu Political structure
Which was framed and handed
down--lt is the preservation OF
this for which the people arc to
be thankful.