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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Civil War Veteran
 To Serve Sentence

JIM Murdock, :s :miner and vet essn of the Civil War. will be taken to Florence to serve cut the term of three years, originally imposed in the district court hero.
 Murdock is, or will be seventy years of s.e ID the next few dave. He was made prisoner by the union army during the Civil War and wac par doned by Presiden. Abrahsm Liucoln Murdock still possesses tbe written psr- don, in the msrtyred presidents own signature.
 Murdock was convicted of perjury in August, 1910. after he had testified in the trial oi the case of the territory against J P Chase, charged with muI- der, Chase being convicted. Murdock was tried and convicted. but the case has been in the courts since that time, Murdock being at liberty under stay of judgment. The supreme court has iust dismissed the appeal in the case and Murdock will nov serve out the sentence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Ten Killed by
 Ambushed Yaquis


 Ten Mexicans are reported to have been killed Friday afternoon on the road between Hermosilo and Ures. Sonors, near the latter town, after having beeo attacked from ambush by c war-party of Yssui Indians. The MeIicans were freighters engaged in hauling supplies from Hermosillo to various mining camps between the state capital and Ures. Whether or not there were any casualties on the side Of the Irdisns is unknown.
 No report o! the attack has heen res ceived officially by the Randolph head. quarters. However. H Lawton, gen eral freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific of Me1lco, who wss in the city Saturday and Sunds, |, stated he had heard Of the fight, but was given to understand that only two of the ireigh.ers were killed .-Ci . zen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Smallpox Breaks
 Outin Bisbee

Smallpox has broken out at Bisbee aud ste 2s ave been taken to prevent ,spread of the disease. CIR Hill, c linotype operator on the Review wss taken down with the disease and is under quarantine. The Review office hss reen fumisated and the force vac- s;ed ~h:le 6 rush oi vaccinations Is now oH in Bisbee.
 l: vii be well to see that euch pre- cautions ss are necessary be taken to prevent the spread of the disease to Tom bstone.
 The Bisbee mails aod express matt fer is being fumiRated and suspicious cases are under surseillance.
 The county health officers report hey believe that they have the situation we'll in hand and feel there is no danger of A serious outbreak or epidemic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
From Wednesdays Daily

Sire r B Wsrnekrcs was an incom- ing passenger today from her home in Los Angeles and will visit in Tomb stone for few dave.
 Sam Gsrret. return to Tombstone today from ! os Angeles. where he had been called to tend the funeral of his m"t"er, the sad pews of which ass received wh le he was visiting in Arizous.
 Judge Barnes. the P at Fairbshk was a brief Tombstone v,sitor today.
 Geo H Walker, mayor of Paradise and popular piorser merchant of that city was brief Tombstone visitor to. day on court business.
 The local school will close for the term on Friday ot this week The various grades have been busy during the past week with examinations.
 Mrs George Wal departed today for Douglas on 6 visit with friends.
 H K Street, manager of the Bo- quiIlss Land < Cattle Company, which is the largest cattle and ranch company in Arizona. is county seat visitor today from Jastro, the home ranch on the San Pedro.
 Frank O'Brien at one time Probate Judge of this county, now 6 resident of Los Angeles is in the city being called here ,e q witnes. ID the Gleeson vs Costello case set .o, tomorrow. Mir O'Brien is an ardent Roosevelt dmirer and is c boosser fer Roose. welt and Hiram Johnson ss the next presidential republican ticket.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Governor Hunt
 Calls Extra Session

PHOENIX, Msy P - Governor Hunt late yesterday afternoon issued the expected call for an extra session oi the frs, ate legislature. The extrs session will convene Thursday morning and is expected to last two week..
 Tnirty-nine subjects of legislation is called Tor as follows:- General election law,
 Direct primary.
 Registration and purity of election. Sources of revenue.
 AIuu.l interest tax.
 Funding law.
 State purchasing department. Publication of owners of news- papers.
 Removal oi Industrial school. Regulate corporations.
 Municipal classification. Rs,ify direct election of senators. Authorize cities control Of public utilities
 Extend and define municipal pow ere.
 Powers of justices Of the peace and juvenile courts.
 Provide publication of Supreme court decisions
 Campaign expense spd recall pro vision.
 Manner Of publishing public e,- pense.
 Wcrkmab's cor pul.ory law. Prohibi, lobbying.
 Cifizens employed on public work. Duties Of state examiner. State roads and road districts Care of blind infants.
 Legislative library
 Merit system for stste employees. Provide deficiency in road iunds. General revenue law.
 Expense fer superior court. Publication of constitutional amend. ments.
 Appropriations for state institu- tions overlooked.
 Semi-montbly pay day.
 White slave law.
 Fish and game law.
 State geolcgist.
 Exhibits for San Francisco and San Diego fairs.
 State land laws.
 Printing of scts of legislature. Provide appropriation for expense special session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Arizona Prospector
 Departs for Africa

An American mining syndicate ha- e' gsgod the servicee ofJ II Mckee one O. ArisDna's most capable m'ners and Prnpectors, 10 prospect for miner al iD Africa. and MT Mckee is on hi w-y to the new field, having left 10, New York last Monday. He -ili have charge of several men. and unexplored portion of the Dark Con, nent will be the scene oi their ls. boIs.
 About the first Of last March, Wm Crocser. a native son of Yavapa,, started for Africa upon a sin. liar mis- sion. Donald Campbell, of Prescott. recently received the following mes cage from him and printed in the Courier:
 "March %. 1912.
 Have had pleasant trip. Ex. pect to land tomorrow at Mstsdi, which is 90 miles up the Congo river. Will be st least SIX weeks going about , coo miles up the Congo river. The place where siop is about 200 or 3J0 miles directly west cf Lake Albert. Storped i've hours at Dagar 10 coal up. the first place where get foot on African soil. It is certsinly great country. Everything has gone smoothly co far"
 "wM. CROCKEk."
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Doings ia the
 Superior Court

Territory vs Murodck; ordered that bench uarraDt issue for defendant.
 Jas L Powell vs Santa Ana Arizona Min Go; permission granted to with draw assignment snj deliver to couu- ty recorder for record.
 State vs W W Terry is on trial to- day. The defendant is charged with assault with intent to commit murder n Ruby Baker on October 18th last 4 Gleesop. The following is the fur, empsnelled to try the case; Jacob Schee'er J L Melgren l. L Oldham SD Spier Wm Stack Wm Cavsnaugh James Sheridan James McConn Pat Byrne AC McCullom J L Edeps W c Hughes
 It is probable the csee will go to the jury tonight.
 The grand jury Will convene in Tombstone On Monday next to finish np the work still pending before that body.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Medical Examiners
 Meet in Phoenix

With all the members present, the Arizona Board of Medical Examiners, recently appoint ted by Governor Hunt, met in Phoenix and organized Dr Holt of Globe, was made president; pr. R. NJ. Tsfel of Phoenix vice. president, and pr John Wix Thomas also of Phoenix. secretary and treas- urer. The other mem bers are Dr. +. E Shine of Biebee, and Dr. George D. Sampson, Of Window.
 The first examination of applicants for licenses to practice medicine witbi | the confines of the state will be he d ct the capital, July and 2.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
190 Complaints
 Against Santa Fe

Wheo the United States court for the distrist of Ar;zona reconvenes on May 2S, the first cases tskes up wi'l be the l9O complaints of the govern. ment against the Santa Fe railroad for vinlsting the law forhidding stock being kep, on cars more than eighteen hours. Judge Mack set the 2Stb co the day for commencing the bearing of Shsse oasss..
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
ESDAY

Csrillo vs.Csrillo; partial hearing. State vs J Nj Muvdock, on charge of perjury and wbo has been under 'ond pending hearing of appeal % supre me court. the higher court raviDg sustained the lower court. wss resentenced to three years from this fate.
 State vs Bonehrske and Gripon, for murder, order was entered admitting iefendsnt to S5GO0 bond each. This stns csse that the jury disagreed on ,nd retrisl will be had
 Warnekroe vs Richards; by agree Judge OConuor Of Piusl coun- y.
 An order for a special venire Of Is rial jurors wss ordered returnable Thursday ga n.
 Frank Psysls, administrator vs "oolery ct al; case submitted and ,sken under advisement.
 State vs Terry; on charge of ssssult ~ith deadly weapon. The jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty and the defendant released and bond exhonor- ared.
 All jurore were excused until Thurs. day 9 am.
 wEDSEsDAY
 In court today . number Of probate matters were passed upon.
 All jurors were excused until to- morrow morning when I5 more on the special venire wili also report.
 The first case set for t, morrow is the smous Gleeson vs Costello suis and selection Of iuiy will be fret proceeded with. This case is expect ed Go occupy several days ard pro- mises to te oue of the most etub- pornIy legally contested cases beard Q msny years. Judge O'Connor Of florence is ou hand to preside.
 The Waruekros vs Richards case hes been set to follow the 0leeeon- .'n, tello case.
 The case M sherr vs Sheer has been set for June 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Sui 62. O E Jones Ys Minnie V Jone- div orce.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 63 OC Ma ions vs Bette $ Nstions; action for divorce.
 PROBATE PRock EDINGs Est R L west, Emma West sp pointed sdur.
 Est Thos Dwyer; order appointing NE N chols, H s H,llman and Ben Frankenberg appraisers.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 64. Mary Taylor vs Rot- ert Taylor: divorce. Sui, No 65. Maud Stark ve wslter Stark. divorce.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Est F Blszevich; order publication notice 10 crs.
 Est NJ Fletcher, June 25 at l p, m day hearing to show cauee why order sale real estate should not be made. Est Ed Csrlyon; June at 10 6 m. day hearing petition and directing notice 50 be given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Benson Man Dies
 Suddenly at Home

J W Fredricks, contractor st Ben son, and reputed to DC man oi con- sidersble means, died suddenly Sum day at his home in that town. The cause of bis death IS not known here.
 MT Fredricks was about 50 years of age and had been a resident of Benson or some time. An effort is being made to locate surviving relatives for ins ructioDs as to the disposition of the body. OC Parker o, Tucson left for Benson Sunday to prepare the body for burial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Arizona EIks Will
 Advertise State

Once more. the Billie. aboyl Jnly &, the great national convention of EIks st Portland will go into effect. The Arizons bunch will leave Tucson July 3 on the fines. deluxiied train that all Arizona can muster. Several hun. dred will board the train, and beeides these will be ss great an sRgreg ,:ioh If people ou.eid- of the iodge. They will advertise Ariaons, each wearing . badge significant of the common- wealth he represents, and large and fisshy enough to catch the eye of the moot cssual.
 The round trip fare will be $8 plus the fare to Ssu Frsncisco,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Will Furnish Ice for
 CantaIoupe Shipments

The Companis Industrial y Ex- plotsdora de Maderss of Guaymss has . capacity of 26 tons of ice per day, and can store l20 tons. They are arranging at the present time to fur nish sudbcient ice to take care of the canteloupe crop which is now ready to begin moving. It is estimated ths, there will he in the neighborhood o. lo0 carloads. most of which will be shipped into the Uni'ed statee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

Dr Moses Chess, . prscticing pbysi- cisn of Pittsburg. died at Tucson sun- day The body was sent to Pittsbure Monday by the Parker undertaking compeny.
 Msricops county republicans have . split 6sbt between Taft snd Rooee- vels fcross.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

M VI NUuT IT : pTcHfNtHt Of RIIt cN'IuNNi was presented with a gold watch by his 'ellow senators. Speaker Sam Brsdner of the lower house, on behalf of his colleagues. rendered the gsvel with wh ch the first state legislature ID Arizons convened 10 Representative A. A. Moore Of Yavspsi county, the oldest men Der of the legislature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Doings In the
Legislature

Io the session just ended the legis l.ture passed forty eight bills wbich originated in the honse and forty- nine which or ginated m the senate. Governnr Hunt signed fourteen bll g on Saturday.
 A SD. cial session of the leg.slsture will he convened pext rhursisy by a call oi Governor Hun to be is-ued today a. coon ss he can determiGe just what he wsnts the legislature 10 do.
 Governor Hunt notified the senate that he had signed 6 numb.r of pills. Among those were an act declaring certain clsssee of electric work as baz- ardous and fixing sn e'ght-hour day for the same, house bill l6i; house oill NJ 75. providing for snpervisorial districts and providing for the com. peosstion oi supervisors; senate bill No ss. providing punishment for blackllstipg; the good roads bill, and three tax measures relating to ,ele-. phone companies. railroads and ex- press companies.
 The Arizona budget aggregates $47s. .s53S4.
 In addition to the appropriations for the psy of state officials and ex. pense. connected with their offices aud providing revenue for the yari us c m- missions created, 1t contains sppro- pristions for state institutions as iol- loas:
 State iudu.trisl school .... &25 .000 State nrisoD - 90 O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
TOMBSTONE. EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
struments Filed With the Countl
 Recorder

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED c H Hiret to M Hernandez. Douelas prop. . .... l AG and J l. Sparks to AB Kinney, Douglas prop .... loo
 MINING DEED CM Seaman. E Aumsn,; G A Hes.e, O B Mitchell and P Armstrong U Con Oil Go. claims Considers in 30,0J0 shsres stock ..
 BILL OF SALE T Whitehead to R E Tom merson, Bisbee mop. . 10 J M Mubeim and Co toR E. Tomerson, Bisbee prop. %. l90 ..
 POWER OF ATTORNEY H H Neimso to D N Darling
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE Auto Grocery Co to Bur roughs Adding Machine Go, machine ............ 300 '. DH Fris: to A G Spsrk... Bank of Douglas to E E and c 5 Bell ,.. Bank of Douglas to E B Herr F. | Demeut to D Hsmmuct
 ADMINISTRATIONS FEED F Giesler to E A Fcsom, NAco prop ........ Soo .. Douglse Inv Go c W W WiDdhsm, Dougl.s prop. 600 ..
 U s PA.'Esr US to Thos Ailaire, land ..
 BILL OF SALE F. E Hugbee to Vim Decker sw, prop .............. l59 ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE H W Downing 70 Wm De ck- eYAR. DYnn
 RELEASE TRUST DEED Prov Nut B & L Assn to F NJ Hotopp, Rissca r-np.... 2OOO .. sArIsFACTIoS or cHArTEL MORTGAGE HIM Neimsu 10 T. & Wm oNeiI -...---...
 WARRANTY DEED LA Hiper to H C Gooder. Douglas prop .........,. =. Lspd Sol Hart to J B Speed, Douglas prop .....- l5) .. JF McDermott to G W Palmer, Douglas prop.... 10 =
 MINING DEED U Brown and Campbell to JM Overs, min prop .... l .. Warnekros to s F Gallen min prop. = PWelch to McNeil, min prop 4oo |.
 o.C.LEED CE Smith to C E Vasgreen mil prop. .--.........- 2Z |.
 BILL OF SALE CM Roes and H Smith to L B Floyd. Dou ;l,e prop. =. 300 ..
 CONTRACT For deed. W Mitchell to EP Dupen, Warren prop = 7s25 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE Nc Davies to Stale Nut B & L Assn Louglss prop .. 1000 .. ILL Ysncey to Cochise B & L Assn, Warren prop .... 40 ..
 WARRANTY DEED H A Morgan and W Angle to E Morgan, Wilcox prop :. T Aliaire to G A Walker, ,lsnd ., Harris to H c Puteney, land. ..... ...-..... l6OU JM Apsdcrsdo to q Colungs Doug e prop -...... .... 63 ..
 PATESr U 8 to J Harris, land ...... U 8 to G A Walker land .. US to Wm Bestsie .,....
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
QUIT CLAIM DEED

bes tie 70 J Kinney, prop 50 '. M E Blake to J Kinney, prop 50 G Love to NJ B.cknell ,Lo sell prop lo
 ADNISIsrRA ERIK DEED F w Kinney Co J E Kinney, Ptpp
 REALTY MORTGAGE C G Lindstrsud to Cit Bank and Trust Go, Warren prop l5O
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE T Miller to W Msrkep. live stock ........ e. $50 WI Yeakley to N illcox Bank and rrust Go, live stock .. 100
 WARRANTY DEED H A Morgan to H Diers, Wilcox p'op ....... 10 ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE II l. Hudspe h to Com Nat Bank Of Fl Psso,ii stock l0'O0 .. " Thompson to A Went- !, Anl F B Williams to let Nat Bank of Douglas live stock l25 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE K Nj Moore to L Noidy . State Nut B ( L Assn to R L West. .... L Marion to G " Morgan
 POWER OF ATTORNEY FL Williams to J NJ Srafford
 WATER LOCATION Nrs R L Terrell sppropris,es water from Cave creek. Js, E Kelly appropristes ~ster from Rsm.ey Canyon
 WARRANTY DEED H McKuy to F Schmidt, Bi-bee prop ...-.... AGO .. J 4 Willis to NJ M'Guire, i1hu .-.......- -VV [. Al Seaman to Arthur Spar, Douglas prop. ..... ...... 10 F Gallego to G Colunga, Douglas prop ......--..- 40 ..
 sBERIFF's DEED H c Wheeler to C NJ Rensud Courilspd prop ...... 200
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Herman Durand too Masso. Gleeson prop ......-. 70 Douglas IDs Co to L B Dugsn Douglas prop ... -..... 25o ..
 MINING DEED E Mansieldt 10 LIzener Cop Co, min prop.
 BILL cE SALE " KsufoTd to Henderson and Boa en, Bisbee prop. 575 .. 3 Arme- to RA Brethertnp, Bisbes prop. ..........-. 45C0 ~
 HOMESTEAD DECLARATION R l. McCurkle makes declsr- ation of homes;ssd on cers tain Douglas prop. .... - NOTICE OF PossEssoRY RIGHT G l Hill claims land. ......
 REALTY MORTGAGE L. B Dugsn to State Nut B X L Aesp, Douglse prop. 100 (. A B Kinney to State Nut B & L Assn, Douglas prop l700 .. A Spar to A J Sesmsns. Douglas prop. =. ... 5Op .. D;shee E!ss :o Mih and Mer Bank of Bisbee. prop. 5000 .. N J and M E Edwards to N rtou Morgan Com Co, Wilcox prop. =. .... 275 .. Arizona EIks Will
 Advertise State Once more. the Bile. sboyi July 8 the great pstional convention of EIki
Ellsworth American., 1912-10-16
mrs. EsteIla Gillispie
ONE CASE OUT OF MANY
TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS.

st. Anne, Ill-"I was passing
through the change of life and /
was a perfect wreck from female
troubles. / had a displacement
and bearing down pains, weak
fainting spells, dizziness, then
numb and cold feelings. Some
times my feet and limbs were
swollen. / was irregular and had
SO much backache and headache,
was nervous, irritable and was
Respondent. Sometimes my ap-
petite was good but more often it
was not My kidneys troubled
me at times and / could walk
only a short distance.
II saw your advertisement in a
paper and took Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
/ was helped from the first. At
the end of two months the swell
ling had gone down, l was re-
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with ease. continued with the
medicine and now / do almost all
my housework. / know your
medicine has saved me from the
grave and am willing for you to
publish anything / write to you,
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Ellsworth American., 1912-10-16
BREATHE
HYOMEI
AND END
CATARRh

II you really want to get rid OF vile
Cstarrh why not give Booths HYo-
Mel treatment fair trial.
G.. A. Parcher is authorized to re-
fund your money II you think you
have not been benefited, and on that
basis every Catarrh victim In Els
worth ought to start TO Danish Ca
rarrh this very day.
HYOMEi is soothing. healing
antiseptic air made from Australian
Eucalyptus and other antiseptics; 1t
kills CataTrh germs and contains no
poisonous drugs. Simple instructions
for use in zach package. Complete
outfit, $l.o0; extra bottles, soc.
Ellsworth American., 1912-10-16
womanly Wisdom.

Add little boiling water to an omelet
to keep it from boiling tough. sss.S.s
II you greese the inner rim OF kettle
its contents will never boil over.
\ Carry Lead pencil in your pocket, and
date the eggs as you gather them each
day.
The range will keep black much longer
il you rub the stove over with soap; then
apply the blacking. Save all small pieces
OF soap for this purpose.
Keep your spices in glass bottles with
screw tops - such as peanut butter lars.
A glance will tell you the contents, even
il marked covers did get mixed.
To keep fsh, never put one on top Of
another. Wiring clean cloth out of cold
salt water, wrap the fish separately in
this, put them on dish and keep on ice.
II you feel all run down and respondent,
il you are not sleeping well, If you feel %
II life were . real burden and that you
must consult doctor, just think 1t over.
Perhaps all you need is to raise your bed
room window at night.
Rhubarb may be canned in cold water
Use freshly cut stalks, it them tightly
into . thoroughly clean jar and let the
water run full force into the jar for fifteen
minutes till all air is excluded, screw on
the top while the jar is still under water
see that it is perfectly air-tight-ard the
contents should keep and be like fresh
rhubarb.
As substitute for hot-water bags in
ordinary ailments such as toothache, ear
ache and other minor pains, use common
flannel bags made in convenient sizes,
with drawstrings. Fill them with hot
sand or salt, and they are safer than q
cheap rubber bottle, just as efficacious,
and much handler to use; keep half
dozen ready. They are OF great help in
times OF aches and pains.
Ellsworth American., 1912-10-16

"Welll wife left for the West Indies this
morning" ''Jamaica9" "No! She went
of her own accord?n
"Dear me-" said Mr.. Meekins, ait seems
so absurd for men to be constantly talking
about their wives having the last word.
never object to my wife having the last
word" "You don't?" sNot a bit. I
always feel thankful when she gets to it."
81 won't defend man whom / believe
to be guilty." snow, my boy" said the
older lawyer, ''you mustn't set your
judgment up against that OF the majority.
! have defended plenty or men whom /
believed TO be guilty, but the jury decided
otherwise
Ellsworth American., 1912-10-16
A p,sdo, Soma.


TUNE: ABIDE With Net
Trusting in Thee, o Christ, for strength
divine.
Humbly make these promises of mine:
whate'er Thou wilt I'll daily strive to do.
Thy willing servant make me. faithful.
4 true.
Each day.t Thee I'll dedicate with prayer
And in Thy word will seek my treasure
fair.
While in Thy church's sacred courts IN
prove
BY aid and presence an untiring love
Wisdom divine. oh. grant me. that may
Yield to Thy sweet Transforming day by
day:
That Chris, may rise in me. come toll or
strife.
And strengthen me to live Christian
life
Active in loves dear service viii be.
Ready to do my part for Thine and Thee,
Nor silent stand where Thine own chill
dren meet y
But with them lay my Offering at Thy
feet
Then 10 the browning place of peace and
power
The joyous. blessed conservation hour,
Gladly I'll come or send love thought
true
And there my covenant with Thee renew.
Lord. keep and bless our dear Endeavor
band
And give us visions OF a cleansed land
All youthful zeal all faith and hope unite.
That we may stand for God and truth
and right.
REV. r. P. Anderson In Christian En-