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The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Soms Proaelpees a Weo1 Coaeroo.
Weeds may be roughly divided Into
two classes; those which grow and
spread entirely from SEED, and those
which, In addition to this, propagate
by means Of perennial roots or undsr-
ground stems. The nrst claas 10 made
up largely Of annuAls, plants which
start from seed, produce flowers and
ripen seeda the same season, after
which the whole parent plant dlss.
The pig-weeds, tumble weeds, massh
wild sunflower. and mustard are ex.
amples Of such weeds. They are hsst
controlled by roofing them up when
young, - 10 hoeing, eultivating, pull.
ing by hand and, 10 some cases BY
chemical sprays. To prevent their
going to seed 10 the principal thing.
In the second class are found proven
ty weed, Iron weed, Canada thistle,
aud neld morning glory. Such plants,
when established, are very persistent
and constitute our worst weed pests.
When cut Oh or pulled up, new sprouts
soon appear from the underground
parts, while cultivation In the ordinary
way often serves 70 scatter pieces Of the
plant to other parts Of the field where
they may take root. The only remedy
consists In digging out and removing
every part Of the plant, In choking Il
out by means Of some stronger grow.
ing crop plant. such - alfalfa, or BY
starving the underground parts u the
plant. Ths last nsslhod y sceomplish.
ed most frequently BY careful and con.
slant hand hoeing aud pulling, on
small areas, supplemented by thorough
cultivation on large srsas. To BE-
effective this method requires that
every sprout which comes above the
surface be cut of, or pulled, q other
wise destroyed.
The food Of such plants 10 manufncs-
ured In the leaves that come 10 the
light, hence II every sprout b cut %
before the leaves have time 10 get to
work, II 10 merely question Of one OF
two seasons until the underground
parts are no longer able to put up new
sprouts.
Anything that kills the foliage will
also accomplish the same thing. Un.
fortunately most Of these plants ere
not greatly injured BY chemicals other
than thoss that are poisonous also TO
animal life.
Turning the infested area Into .
sheep OF hog pasture for two or three
Year,, especially u the auimais are
somewhat crowded. hss bsen effective
In some cases, such ~ land infested
With the field morning glory.
In sny case persistent, thorough
work b necessary 70 success Nv srsdi.
eating weed pests of this character,
and the best time 10 begin 10 Just u
soon - the weed 10 discovered aud b.
fore u covers large arsas. B. U. Long.
year, q. A. U. Fort Collins.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
Church Aanaancemeaaa.

services will b held In the Dolores
catholic church the third Sunday d
each month.
There will b. preaching services In
ne Methodist church Sunday q II An.
sunday school q 10 .. N. No even.
Ing service.
Services In the Baptist church ths
second and fourth sundays Of each
month. Sunday school every Sunday
morning ct 10 O'Clock,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

inst me ausuosaSiee esvs ososasu =
puscaass nom ssn y tWeosy - :.
ossf animals 70 p wsso N WE CO.
missasy department. caring We wsnses
The boys VIII b lnessucsso 10 oosoees
ING and caring tOe lns Deas enc ~
yeung Iadsss VII psspeS ~ ~ -
taoss.
Ins sest pasture O tweosy'uve 80.
area acsss. VII soon q vel 49,
when I'm hoped that y may - rsns
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Following are the terms Of the dis
trict cosrt - fixed BY the act passed
during the recent session Of the legis.
lation:
Section 1. Terms Of the district
court shall be held In the several coun.
ties Of the sixth judicial district Of the
state u Colorado 10 each and every
year - follows, towlt: In the county
Of La Plata commencing on the second
Monday 10 March aud on the third
Monday In November; In the county
Of Montesuma on the Fourth Monday
in Nay and the third Monday 10 Octo-
Der; In the county of Dolores on the
second Monday In May and the nrst
Monday In October; In the county Of
San Juan on the third Monday 10 May
and the third Monday In September;
In the county Of Archuleta on the first
Tuesday after the nnt Monday In June
and ON the second Tuesday In Novsm-
Der.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
Tn celebroeioa.

Despite the predictions made on the
day previous Tuesday was fine, day
and the big celebration began In the
town park Tuesday morning at il:So
with music BY the band followed by
On excellent addrsss BY H. N. HoGg Of
Cortex. After the speaking the barrie
cue. which consisted Of thres beeves
and was under the supervision Of Z. N.
smith, was distributed. The afternoon
vas given up to horse racing and foot
racing. The nins Of the three days
previous bad made the streets very
muddy, and the races were not very
brilliant afain. A large crowd at.
tended the ball In the opera house IN
the evening. wednesday was also
given up 10 races and In the afternoon
two games Of hall were played by the
Lebanon aud Dolores boys.
The following were the winners In
the horss races:
Free-ior-sll - sharksy, owned BY
James Nash, nns; Jos, owned BY
James Pucket. second.
Indian race - BROOKS, nnt; Joe,
second.
Saddle horss rsce-Midnight, owned
BY Charles johnson, ast; Chief, owned
by Dr.. Lsfurssy. second.
Pony rs0s-R. L. Nssh's pony, first
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
tPabilsi,er.

U. 3. Land oifcs 81 Durango, Colorado.
June xsed. lvit.
Notice 10 hereby given that Paul Z. Rasrh
made homestead spplicssloa ssslai No. 0eS5t
Tor the n Sw I, SM ~ ssd sWt NV [
Ut section ~ township p sqsth. saass u
I ss:, s', ansi be- sssa sos,ss 3
70 establish eiaim " the lsnd shovs dssrstbed
hsfors the Rsgistss asd nsesivss VI ths y. b
Land o!lIcs o. durango, Colorado, - the ssl
dAy u August. 1911.
Claimans naees - uisssssssi
0eosge 3. thssk. Ut nsneos. Colo. Wsplsy r.
shesk, u nancas. Colo, J. l.. nussley, u
polosss, Colo, 0sorgs ". vssAssdsls. II 1rios
Colo.
q. n. CuAnLsou, Register
Risss puh. Jars .. telt lass pub Aag Z. isti.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

No man ever got rich BY trying 10
make othsn believe he was 1.-THE
only" OF the only one who knew
anything. You cannot climb the lad.
der Of success BY TRADING on Others
corns. Keep Oh the corns aud don't
knock. You're mot the only. There
are Others, and they have brains, and
know something - we'll - you do.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Al the elections held In Utah on
Tuesday Of last week 70 towns In the
state voted dry and q voted vet. II
10 only . matter Of time until Utah
will swesp Into the state wide prohibi-
ton Fanks.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Who says . woman hes nothing 10
do? In one year she cooks breakfast.
dinner and supper each se5 tin,es
washss dishes i,0e6 times. eets the
children ready for school twice . day
for $50 days and puts the baby 10 sleep
l,6o0 times, not to mention few other
odd iObo.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

II tattlers would initiate the be-, and
extract the sweets and goodness Of
mems actions and circulate them, they
would become blsssings isstsad Of
scourges to society.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
Rees Lswts Sehssa Neees.

Thisty-sls puplk have airsady %.
rollsd By mail. Il b nov shrss usosths
bsfnss The seheol Fsgisesasioa proper b
70 take plses and thsss has bssu little
sdvsstislnG dens. OF thsss thirty .six
applicants, tvsnty.ssvsn ass boys aud
nine ass gisis.
We ass plsassd 10 Isasn that The
ceunty be- dsstdsd 70 build . Rod 10
The ssheo,, lAsilitatiaG eem@vnieasioes
With Durango Ths imeostases II the
ssheol - 20 sdssastossl ssstss vsr.
sasts sssh astios - tAs pass of the
Ce0ulaseeaem.
o. osepsns = ~ abasdant ard ~.
sellsst pasesss - ~ yess Lswis
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Albert Miller and family came down
from Arloa Sunday and visited with
Dolores friends and attended the cele-
bration the fpt Of the week.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Thomas Hamor, superintendent Of
the Durango nsh hatchery, uhIoeded
= cans Of trout fry at this place ysster-
day, for Plateau creek.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Judge HoRg gave . good talk at the
park Tuesday morning, but there was
not - many Of our town people present
to hear Il - there should have been.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

H. b. Wallace has made extensive
improvements on bis Hillside avenue
property BY rsmodeling and repaintins
the house.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

@. 9. 0srdssr, cor rural mall carrier,
was considsnbly scratched and
bruised about the hsad and fAcs 10 ,
runaway accident the nTst Of the week.
The team be was driving became
frtghtsned asd running under the low
housh Of . tire threw him from the
Waeou,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Ms. Mary E. Williamson Of Phila-
delphia, arrived In Dolores Friday and
will spend the summer with her son,
Randolph. She was accompanied by
her son, A. B.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Mr.. and Mn. Everett Cheeley Of
Mancos, and Miles Sommers and wife
Of Bay Geld, wers the guests Of Mr.. and
Mn. B. G. Walten the nnt Of the
week.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

w. T. Wilsos ssd family q Lanent,
Oklahoma, sss the guests q NJ. and
Mn. n. J. Porter. Mr. Wilson and
NJ. Porter ass Old time frisods. Tbsls
fathers evnsd adiolui.g fssass ard The
bsys grew Up togsthss, atesud ths
sans school. and vhsa the Strip waa
epsasd shsy made The sun tsosshss
an1 Doeaisd hsmssesaAs too 0lDea
apast. IL. Wiises ssssstly dlspsss6
q hls okishona psepssty aa1 = 900
taking . plsassss IMP He saAy 1sss6a
y lsoo1s y Meetssu0a eeasty.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Mr. and Nm. w. w. Lstson, MIS-
Geo. Mineah and son, Ralph and Mr.,
and Nm. Walter Wallace and family
were among the Nancos psopls who
spent the fourth In Dolores.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

District Attorney Lane was In Dolo-
res Tuesday taking pointes on how
safe and sane Fourth 10 conducted In
anti-saloon territory.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

J. L. Trimble returned 70 Los
Angeles again Monday. Mr.. Trimbls
has Invested In real estate adjoining
that city, which be will bsvs plotted
and placed on the market In city lots.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

FoR 6ALE-Duroc-Jsrssy pigs, from
Berk's blue ribbon herd Of Rocky Ford.
Inquire Of J. P. Akin, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

A number Of Cortes sports boarded
the train at this place Monday Sol
Telluride TO attend the big celebration.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

George H. Beatty Of Monte Vista,
district manager Of the woodmen oi
the World. visited the Dolores Camp
Wednesday evening. NJ. Beatty 10 ~
enthusiastic Woodman and b TALKING
up the big log rolling that b 70 b held
In Durango August 10Th and 18th.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Mis- Minnie Hill, Of Rico, and Miss
Colombo, Of Dunton, are guests Of Miss
Nita Thompson this wesk.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
NOTICE or ADNINISTaATony SALE.
10 ~ Matter u ~ Esssssl
u LsaA phillipa, Dspeassd.

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Jaan Cuneeg, Cslaoesds.
~ vistss u a. order snA dsssss - ths
Cosssy cvsN ~ nas Js4s Cssssy, Csslnssdo
asds ~ The pestsios II tks -updsssl9nS1 q
s4.lsIsiss.ss II ~ sess!s = LssS !SIlIiss,
iSlI, q ti,s soss q II eglasi q sis iss:ss.ss.
sstlat pskls ssis - Ne tsess Sa.ss q IL epsss
hoas: y ncsss:s.a s.ssty. CslossAp, q Cor.
sssass ~ ssSd deessssX, to.UM Lssis - ana
tvo ss1 ~ sess half 81 NJ sssskuses gssssss
YEA q - Sss ssIss c,IssiS 49, n ~. sss -
slsoatr " ~ Cuanee ~ nosless1a ed nsass
,essss :ss sss. :ss ~. -. is; a., Z:
asAs sak1ess ~ ~ iaso q IA s0alase said
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The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Two inches Of rain ssli In this vicin.
~ Saturday after noon and night,
With lighter showsn Sunday aOd
Monday. 0rowing oonditious wsss
never bsttsr. and the value u the lats
June and early July rains 10 fsr,psss
and cattle men cannot b computed.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

Nm. 0sssss Ditsh0slA b visisisa
with friends II Rjeo this vesk.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

A. y. Miller hes been snjoying(?
the company Of . carbuucls on ID,
back Of his neck this week.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

The Dolores hand deserves much
credit for the excellent music furnished
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07

The ranshsn in the valley srs busy
with their 6Dt cutting Of alfalfa. A
large yield b reported.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge, J. J. Morsasld
County Clerk, =. n. Burke
sounty Treasurer, Charles Reed
eup't Of Schools, Lallah Darward
county sheriff, James Gawith
Sonnty Assessor, T. q. Britain
county surveyor, q. 4. Stone
County Attorney, y. W. Carpenter
COUNTY CON AfSsIONERs.
District No. !, W. W. Byers
District No. 2 W. l. Myler
District No. 8, George Halls
TOWN OFFICERS.
ayor, ". 2. Ortway.
Treasurer, J. W. Exon
Town Clerk, W. u. lloyd
Town Marshall, X. W. Loctstt
Trustees:
WI. Exon, ]. n. Brumley, n. >. Porter.
u. burgwin, W. D. Actlochlin, ". w. NysI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
OUTLINE
Of Plans For Telephone Com
paniGS Merger
Stronger Company To Take
Over Weaker
Columbus Dispatch)

The Ohio public service commission
have beCn given its first intimation of
the prospective method OF procedure
of the telephone interests in effecting
mergers under the public utilities law
Tentative plans for mergers were Civ
EN- the commission Wednesday by N.
C. Kingsbury of New York represent
ing the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co.
There are three different kinds of
combinations contemplated Only one
of these would involve real merger.
1t was shown that the telephone in
terests are planning combinations in
the smaller cities first.
In the smaller places where the Bell
companies have no local switchboards
but only toll stations, contracts are to
be made with the Independent compa-
MES giving the Bell the right to CON
meet up its lines with the Independents
in return for paying the local com
pany a percentage of the long-distance
business originating with the local
company. Van Vert and Mt. Sterling
are samples of this idea and represen-
tatives of these places appeared before
the commission to give their assent
to the carrying out of the plan.
In Delaware, Ashtabula and other
cities where the local companies have
a stronger footing than the Bell, it is
planned to have the Bell sell out to
the Independents and enter into con
tracts covering the long-distance busi-
ness
Real mergers are being negotiated
in Norwalk and Coshocton In these
cities and other larger places where
the real mergers are to take place, it
was intimated by Mr.. Kingsbury that
an advance in rates might be neces-
sary later The commission questioned
the mention of this and the telephone
people declared they would submit elo.
quent arguments to show the need
thereof
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Count
Can Collect Damages For
Injury To Bridges

The usual order of things was dis.
tinctly reversed Tuesday, when Pros
ecutor G. #. Rbbie of GAINESVILLE rem
dered a decision to the Muskingum
county commissions that ira Wine, of
Adamsville was liable to the county
for damages to bridge through which
his traction engine fell, instead of hav.
ing valid claim against the county
for damages,
The accident happened several
weeks ago. Wine was driving his
thresher across the bridge when the
l!oor broke under the heavy weight,
and the machine was dashed into the
creek. 1t was damaged to the extent
OF S35, Wine says, and he handed in
bill for this amount to the commits
sioners. Thev put the matter up to
the prosecutor and received his verbal
answer yesterday.
The prosecutor set new precedent
by his opinion, as in the past county
commissioners have always allowed
these damage claims. taking the stand
that bridges are supposed to be good
enough to bear up,to.date heavy loads.
Threshers and farmers throughout
the county when they hear of the new
ruling, Will be delighted
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Thieves
Get In Their Work At Fair
Grounds

Several thefts OF money were report
ed al the Knox county fair grounds on
Thursday afternoon. but In no case
was the thief apprehended in his work.
At some time during the races consid.
cradle excitement was created on one
PORTION OF the grounds when man
'&citedly exclaimed that he had been
robbed OF about 5000. lie declared that
the money was in bills and that some.
body mad picked his pocket. Another
man declared that about SIS was mis-.
sing from Ills pocket and still third
said that he had lost $3.50, The police
on the grounds were notified of the
thefts, but as there was no identity
Of the thieves at hand, no arrests could
be made,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
CONSOLIDATE
The North And East Ohio
Conferences
North Ohio Votes To Wipe
Out Boundary Line
Thus Creating Largest Con-
ference In World
General Conference Must
Give Its Approval
Important Resolution Re,
gardiDg Salaries OfAinisterS
Mansfield News.)

The North Ohio conference in ses-
sion at the First Methodist church,
voted Thursday morning to consoli-
date the North and East Ohio confer
ences, making il the largest confer
ence in Methodism and having mem
hership of 500 ministers The reso.
luton was offered Wednesday and
was brought up Thursday for discus
sion. Several representatives from
the East Ohio conference, mostly from
Cleveland were present Among these
were DR.. j. c. Goodrich DR. Frank
Luce, Or. G. W. 0rcut. DR.. J. |. Will
son and Frank Arter, all of them to
champion the union of the two confer
ences. 1t was objected by those OPP
posed to the resolution that this would
make such large conference that it
would be unwieldy, as only few cities
could entertain this large body of Wis
itors and pastors The subject was
discussed over an hour, then put to a
vote in which IL carried by good
majority. This action by the North
OHIO conference of course does not
settle the question. IL will be voted on
next week by the East Ohio confer
ence and there Is little doubt of its
carrying there as that conference has
been most in favor OF the union as 1t
would give the ministers of that con
terence more chance, The East Ohio
conference has more large churches,
but fewer of the average churches. If
the action Is sanctioned by the East
Ohio conference then II must be taken
before the general conference Of the
Methodist church which meets next
May. If that body votes to wipe out
The boundary line, then Ohio will have
che largest conference in Methodism,
10 be known as the Northeast Ohio
conference, bounded on the north ny
Lake Erie on the east by the state
line, on the south by the Ohio river as
far as Bellaire aud on the west by a
line running through Columbus to the
Ohio river
The next resolution TO be acted upon
was the one authorizing Bishop Bris.
tol not to send pastor to any charge
that pays less than 500, exclusive
of house rent or a parsonage Bishop
Bristol told the ministers that under
the rules of the church he is bound to
give each minister work and to sup.
ply each charge with pastor II
the charge Is too weak to pay 5000 he
asked the question, what he was to do.
lie finally referred the question back
TO the committee to be reworded. This
resolution will come back Friday.
The plan of those who are champion.
Ing IL Is TO consolidate the weak
charges. The Conference also adopted
q resolution condemnins Secretary
Wilson for accepting the presidency
OF the Brewers convention.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Big GAS WELL
Drilled In The Territory East Of
Utica

The gas territory over east OF Utica
continues to show up in good shape,
the Columbus Gas and Fuel company
drillins in a well Thursday that is the
biggest producer that II had struck
anywhere this season. II was shut in
at four millions. This well is located
on the Myers farm, Il short distance
south of Purity, adjoining the Bebout
lease of the Logan company
The Clark company drilled In q dry
hole last Friday on the George Han.
cock lease four miles southeast OF
Martlns1urg,' Utica Herald.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19

$ prin Z fie ! d,
Mass, b, Sept. 17th.--
Pastor Russell de-
livered two ad-
dresses here today
under the auspices
of the Interna-
tional Bible Stu
dents Association,
Local Branch. We
report the one in
which he discussed
the permission OF
evil by the AL
mighty. He took
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
Danville.


Mayor and Mrs. Thomas Scholes of
Buckeye City, MIR. and Mrs Samuel
Rice, Mr. and Mrs, B. l., Rice and Mrs.
Earl Dick and daughter, Catherine, of
Danville were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Hess of Mt. Vernon
Thursday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19

Mr.. A, p. Carey returned to Mt. Yer.
non Friday morning after spei ing
several days in Chicago, H., where he
was called by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Carey.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19

bINiUo WiSuoN Vct TO DO oocn
Not until the close of the reign OF
Messiah and the complete uplift from
sin and death OF all of Adams race
willing to return to Divine favor will
the Wisdom of God be manifested in
its full, clear light. Already some may
see. partially. obscurely, some of Gods
Wisdom. but the majority are stlll in
quiring, Why was evil permitted?
These have not yet seen the Divine
Wisdom in connection with the per.
mission OF evil Ultimately this shall
be clearly seen-by the saints. by the
angels and by the world of mankind,
Well does the Revelator exclaim:--
who shall not glorify Thee, o Lord!
when Thy righteous dealings are made
manifesto IAN nations which Thou
hast made shall come and worship be-
fore Theew Revelation XIV. Al. As
now, DAY unto day uttereth speech
and night unto night showeth knowl-
edge, and there is no place where the
voice is not heard"-the voice OF Ma
ture, acclaiming her God-so, eventual
ly, EVERY creature in heaven and
earth and under the earth shall he
heard saying; Praise, glory, honor,
dominion and might he unto HIN that
sltteth upon the Throne, and unto the
Lamb forever All this Will he the
result of Gods permission Of sin-of
His permission OF the reign OF evil,
sin, death. The key is found in the
Plan of the Ages-showing the work
which each Age Is to accomplish, and
the grand climax. eventually, of evil.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
+ j. X j. + !. i i. Il 4 I. 4 X \
= BIRTHS i
i + i. j. i. i. !. !. + X i. j. 4 !

A son was born Thursday evening to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris who reside
Just south of North Liberty,
A son was born Thursday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DeWald OF
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19

Humanity is learning great lesson
through the permission of sin. Pres
ent experiences teach the lesson that
the way of the transgressor is hard"
"rhe wages of sin is DEATH" 'The soul
that slnneth 1t shall die The exceed
ing slnfulness of sin is thus being dem
onstrated to humanity. Few profit by
the lesson in the present life, and
these are chiefly such as are called to
the heavenly calling The great ma
jority of mankind learn to know sin,
evil, only Even Gods provision for
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19

Mr.. Dudley liorner was a visitor in
the city over Friday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-19
LIGHT SHED ON
A GREAT MYSTERY
Why God Permitted Sin and
Dealh to Reign.
LORDS PURPOSE EXPLAINED.

Pastor Russell lnterprets Question of
the Ages--Divine Plan For the Sal
walton of Mankind Premeditated
From the eginnins-Footstep of
Jesus Lead the Way to Divine Favor.