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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
On the Spur of the Moment
By Roy X. Moulton
l,rom the IIlcIscy,Illc CInrlon.

Mr. Jed FrinlS has inaugurated an
Ice cream parlor in connection with
his horseshoeing and blacksmith shop.
and is now prepared TO serve the
frozen dainty at any hour OF the night.
MIR. Frink also writes calling cards
and has tho agency in this township
for sure-cure for blind stagGers. Mr..
Frnk who Is also justice, performs
wedding ceremonies.
Mrs Hank purdy is saving her but
ter money to go to Reno. New
Elihu Bibbns. our gentlemanly and
versatile jewelor, took a dollar watch
apart for Mr. IIod Peters one dav last
week and has quart measure full
OF works that he has been unable to
get back IN the case. Elihu says he
doesn't perceive how they can make
u watch like that for a dollar when
IL is worth IS To take IT apart and fix
1t ana try TO put 1t together again.
Mr. Elmer Jones. who left this VII
Jase last Friday never TO return with
CUT fortune has his feet under his
lather table again. When he tried
TO sell the patent rights for his per
petuai motion machine. upon which he
hau been working all winter, they dis
covered tnat It had to be wound up
with n key
ihFr" is pustal card at the pust-
once for Uncle Ezra HarlSins which
"'''Ved three weeks ago. inviting him
70 MS cousins funeral out n New
hr7sNey. 1t is not thought. now thar
ne can set there in time, oven If no
sails for tho pustal card which Mt tho
present time seems rather douhtful
as ne is in Jail over at tho county iail
Tor interfering with a religious meet-
.,F by going to sleep and falling outn
.ne tailerY at the lIardshell church
, ,1. aso ana smashing three hats
l'r prominent ladies IL our midst
Nh Anne Hilllkcr has invented
morse collar that the horse nuts on
ana takes Off himself without the ala
81 human hands. There is A place 70
nook necktie on In front. and ANA
c s,,iins 'ney ought to SO like hot
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contamination OF permanent possession
was Inevitable Tho movement has
only boon fastened and made tho more
immediately necessary by the circum-
stances of number OF French prison
crs being confined there. tho new sui
,an proclamation and tho appearance
OF El IIiba on the scene But these
factors combine to ronder the task FAR
more diNicul; and TO require that it be
undertaken on far Groatcr sosIc than
was ut Arst contemplated They have
forced tho crisis. and in so doing.
hnve rlacod France in 4 position where
wisdom dictates that she should not
only ho generous TO Spain. but il pos
sible form an alliance, offensive and
defensive with tho latter for tho main
tenance Of Franco Spanish dominance
in Morocco within the confines Of their
separate auotments.
In marching to tho relief OF Morocco
CITY. the French win have behind them
a route to keep opon that Will DO a
hoavy drain upon General Ivautey's
army of occupation. Spain could be
OF vast assistance TO him in Keeping
omen the country beyond his objective
and To that extent diminishing the
demand upon him for men to guard
his rear. insure safe communication.
and prevent sporadic uprisinrs. The
moral effect alone OF coming TO a
friendly understanding with spain VIII
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NEGRO RECEIVES
DEATH SENTENCE
Tried in King George Court for
Murder-News Of Fredcr-
icksburg.
tsDoclal 10 The TImes-Dlsnatch1

Especial 10 The Times !spatch1
fredericksburg. va. September g.
Herbert Peyton. a negro. who killed
another negro. Caroinus Johnson. a,
negro picnic in King George County
last Juiy 4. tried in the Circuit Court
OF King George County was given a
verdict Of murder in the first degree
and tho punishment axod at death by
tho jury Judge Chichester sentenced
Pcyton 10 be elcctrocuted ia tho state
penitentiary on November no~t Pey-
Ton was brought here last night from
l-i,. 1;co~... County hy Sheriff Prrks
,nd turned over 10 Sergeant J. c. chi
chester OF this city. and lodged IN JAZZ
for safckocping until the day OF ms
clcctrocution.
In addition 40 th' many otncr A.
,-,rtions for the fair 20 be held nero
so.,,nihor "a. 81 and = arraneomcnts
bovc hocn made for holding grand
,o,,rna,nont ON tho afternoon or Tues
dav September q. the opening Hay or
tho fair when ID is expected tnat Al
lcas, aftv Knights viii take part IN
,he riding and compete for the prizes
witch consist OF a nne set OF harness.
handsome saddle. a good bride ana
whip and PAIR OF lf'lliri 10 7--tH-
additional prize viii be given to tbs
most graceful rider. without regard 70
Inc number Of rings he takes The
crowning Of tho queen of love and
beauty and tho maids OF honor VIII
take place on the srandstand At the
fair grounds in the presence OF the
visitors at tho fair Immediately after
tho hiding contests are over.
city Commissioned r stuart Royer
10 - IA
uokc. as clerk to the commissioner.
Mr.. Mundy has been connected for
some time with tho virginia Audit
Company. Of Roanoke. and has had
considerable experience in keeping
rubiic accounts Ifc will begin hia
duties on Monday. september .
Rev Il s Iitsinser. Of this city. who
has hecn assistant TO REV r. j. Nc
Rrydc. u D. rector Of ST. Georges
EPISCOPAL Church. Of this city. for
some time. has boon rendered call 10
the rectorshlp ., St Johns Episcopal
church at Warsaw. in Richmond coun
tv. in tho Northern Neck Mr. Lit
singer has the call under consideration,
and viii probably accept
George r King and H. T. Crismond
have sold their residence property on
Lee Avenue. In this city to w. r.
l.cibcnow The terms were private.
Hook and line fishing is good in the
Ra7pahannuclS and Potomac Rivers
ana their tributaries party went
from this city to Aquia Crcek and
ChAppawamsic Crock fcw days ago
and caught about fifty nnc bass. Fish
ing parties leave here nearly every day
for Aduia Greek. Chappawamsic Creek
and Potomac Creek and points on the
Rappahannock.
Miss Amelia Brulle Of this city. and
d.
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leaders In the race-broedinE propa-
sanda in America. President David
Starr Jordan. declares thatit will never
DC possible to BurbanlS the human fam
lily in tho sense in which the flower
wizard produces his marvols. Burbank
raises millions of plants ana for sue
cessive generations culis out those that
have accidentally varied in the dlrec-
ton in which he IS aiming to produce a
new species. President Jordan in his
statement hits the nail squarely on
the head lie says:
81 used the phrase Burbanting the
race TO show that although systema
tic, scientific selection of mates coul.r
be made to produce great physical
strength. beauty. endurance and even
mental power those very persons who
might be thus effectively mated. would
never submit TO state dictatlon II they
would. they must in tlmo eliminate the
most vital clements I'm human ovolu-
ton-lovo and initiative. Love is the
best basis for marriage. and love is "a
real ana noble thing i'm spite of tho
baseness of it's many limitations"
This gives the central argument
against the cugcnic theory. Burbank
is omnipotcnt as far as his plants arc
concerned. and can supervise the IN
crease OF several generations But
what social authority can enforce ou-
gcnicaI mating, ana how will the pro-
cess DO extended over hundreds If
years? The very types best worth nor
petuating VIII be the ones least suscep-
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rhe rolIce cour. Of n, r,


Judge Ierusha Brown presided with
her usual dignity. and several cases
We're heard at the morning session
sarah Ann Jones appeared before
re court charged with beating her
husband. n poor little gentleman who
ri'P'.ted as the complaining Witness
'l'S Jones admitted the fact but said
'n'' ner husband persisted i'm STAYING
W., 'F'lS afternoon to attend his lit
,rafY Clubs and bridge parties. ana
WIS never homo TO get sumner fTe
fused 10 wash tho dishes roru-
No. defendant was DISCHARGED
by the court
Nlr Fcrcival V Smith CHARMING
young gentleman clad in tbn ,,.ou.
" ,lire ana new spring hat ana r,rch
".".'''' hN an Of the feminine attaches
ne court appeared CHARGED wi.b
s"opIiitnF When searched nv ,bo
..''H attendant Mt tho jau sevorsi
Yards or valuable lace had bacn 900
Ooncea!ed In the young geu,ia,na,.s
lhe young man put nm Nj
n''a claiming that he had boIr
's''teu by his WIG several non,bs
"sio'e ana had been OBLIGED Ia n,n,,
..Ning as best he could He was
The court weeping. ieil
Jane Perkins and Mary D,,t,t,z
arra!Sned for vote buvinr ana 80
'uHn over to the higher cour, a,
.'ouEh the husbands pleaded for 49,
'i'"Se. claiming the chilaran q, 49,
We're crying Tor bread ""'"e
m Jordan and Lucy Parlsfne
were nncd SIS and costs each for r.
'lE 'h'ir automobiles I'm nublic 49,.
nI'Fe They were arrested by
"o''feon sarah Bascomb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07
MINOR ARRESTS
l.. y. snndridmc aicid for Cruelty to
tuimulS.

Animals.
l.. y Sandr dee was arrested yostcr-
day by Sergeant Shoemaker on 81 war
rant ch'rsine him with cruelty work
ing team Of horses
Lawrence Coleman. colorcd. was held
at tile Second station Hs suspicious
character. suspected of having stolen
it' bicycle lie was arrested by OF
icers Thurman and Jennings.
Nat Miles. colorch was arrested by
Mounted Onicor Ryan on warrant
charging Him with assanitinG George
RArnum last July y warrant accus-
ing Miles of stealing thirty-hvc cents
from samuel Jones more than a year
ago was also pni opposite his rame on
tho biottcr 1T the First station.
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Voice Of the People


Nothine that has ha. ,ened for
some wears has given more unanimous
isfartien than the selection Of DR..
l'pnort sharp to he tho acting prcsi-
d nt OF Tulane University for the en-
SUING year
pr Sharp is cmphaticallv and char
teirfisticaily 2 university man by ma k
t"re ana hs 'raiihnr by his choice of
'h 'cr 9nd by the circumstances in
Wn''n ih'i career has heon run Your
p.'H iintorsiiy m#n' is rare in
the flesh. though We MI know mon ,vbo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

taken advantage of opportunities to
study IN the North. as we'll as ia New
orleans. at Newconb. In order TO de-
vclop her gift for portraiiure
MRS T. d FOSTER.
Sew Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

ISncc'ol - THO n nCs- N ern'ch
fredericksburg. Va. September c.
Mrs Mary H. Francisco. OF Louisa
County. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Rosalie Francisco.
to william II. Barrett the wedding to
take place in October.
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4 Card
To the Voters of Richmond

To the Voters of Richmond:
We wish to comment TO YOU
for your support as a member OF
the Administrative Board Mr..
Chas. L. Richards. Ills expert
cncc in tie Council has prepared
him Tor the work. We have known
him Tor years we are sure he Will
make good. His honesty las
never been questioned. and ever,
onc who knows Chas. E. Richards
knows that he stands always for
what he believes to be the bcs.
interest OF the city he loves. His
judgment is good and he is I'M
firing in energy.
Yours very truly.
II. r. Pollard, Jr.,
]. B. Pace,
c. A. Blanton, M. d.,
VIM Jenkins Jr.,
o. E. Parrish,
Edw. L. Frost.
| have known MIR. Richards ior
thirty years, and believe that ii
he should be elected a member OF
the Administrative Board lie
would discharge all of the duties
OF the position faithfully and eli
cicnty.
d. c. Richardson.
ADV.
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Autumn SONG

Flutod voice of "Bobwh.ter CRYING
From aolGs all mown:
Soft winds N the grasses siEa!nE
~ dear days Aown.
Alder leaves dipping cool where runs
Tho llmpid stream,
ioldcurod dreaming ~ lost suns
As my thoughts dream
y pair neon through the dark'nins
green
of this st.ll place.
And here where you have never been
soc your face.
MABEL LAIRD GOODE.
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Absent.

Absent.
Somewhere. know.
You SIT and think upon this little sprinE
Ihat lies where autumn leaves are
murnuring
Far-eaiilmg soft and low.
! rise to 20.
Source needing tho rustllnr sonr az
longing
or wator's rlosm. such ,nano-i.s o-
thronslng
OF YOU who mise them so
MABEL LAIRD GOOpE.
Boydton. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-07

WIN WI Ds1ad s'rcct be paved?
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Or Gimrs e s., BIHpntril

Entered January q 1865. at Richmond
Va. seecnd-eass matter under &C; OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
News Oddities

lev a dinner
II svsrybodys pleased with Vermont how .boutn
ooodre is Baltimore.
company is
frends
Il unrssi'" New York
about the ohio 1 talk"
he j.
town. Pa has jail than begin With his wife
L. Of a
forty minutes and the doctors had to his d''ocated Jaws
Republicans
Athens
institute Penn Yam and Will through college
p.ymsn.
Marcos Tex mummd body Andrew Bailey
standing a advertisement
GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
hers cries when she leaves him 81 homo alone
Coming u in m. 'h.dowea'ns business Harry rsf
President his Custom Chicago
Msyb. Adams yeold
rhsdpha had her patched with of her leg
Mis-. Lucy
Superior Francisco Her 1885,
walking
Of he. reached New York He has been twelve years
his trip out W pairs OF shoea
examination decide which
nnas who , rom S ne md ns OF once before be-
Suffrage Sparrow Rafael cai
when
her hair
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
TRINITY TAKES CARE
Of HOUSES It owns,
DECLARES RECTOR
Reputable Persons Only Oc-
cupy Dwellings on Property
of the Church Corporation.
Rector's Office,
Trinity PARISH, New York,

Trinity PARISH, New YORK,
Sept. 4. 1919.
To the Editor on The Evening World
Dear Sir In one OF pour issues Of
recent date there appeared the sur
prising statement that william Waldorf
Aston and the Trinity Corporation are
holders Of considerable property. about
which II r. understood District Attorney
Whitman wants 10 ask few Ques-
tons"
Such an Implication a. that which this
statement contains cannot be allowed 10
pass uncorrected, for the credit not only
of Trinity Parish. and OF the Episcopal
Church. but OF the whole cause of re-
iigion.
II this Implication Is untrue Il 10 a
matter Of no small seriousness for a
metropolitan newspaper to give cur
rency TO II. Doubtless the statement Will
be copied by many papers in other cities.
There Is in fact not the smallest
foundation for II IN respect to the
houses which Trinity owns.
II sounds like . faint echo Of the
charges which were freely made some
years ago. but which now have no
excuse because they have been openly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05

and publicly shown to have no truth
ir them.
The fact Is that Trinity Parish em-
ploys an expert, skilled In housins
questions and one whose ablnty ana
earnestness In this most important nc'd
OF work are well known, to give ner
whole time to caring for matters per-
tanning to the social welfare OF the ten
ants OF the estate OF the parish. SO Tar
as my knowledge goes Trinity u the
only 'srge landowner employing
skilled officer solely TO- this work.
No houses In the city are occupied by
more reputable and self-respecting body
OF pleople than those owned BY Trinity.
and such a statement as the one above
quoted Is a great Injustice To them, sho
one that they kcenly resent.
Any one who wishes to do 20 can
easily obtain the facts as to the houses
owned by Trinity and the character OF
the tenants occupying them.
Three years ago at the request OF the
authorities OF the parish, a thorough
examination OF our dwelling house
property was made by the Charity Or
ga nization Society or New York. The
report upon the property rendered by
the Charity Organization Society at
that time has been widely circulated.
and can be obtained by anyone desiring
to see IL.
The facts at this present time as to
the house. owned by the Parish have
just been published in q descriptive
pamphlet fer use at the Exhibition on
Health OF the Information Congress of
Hygiene. which 10 to meet In Washing
ton Sept. 10 to Oct. 8. In which exhibit
ton Trinity 10 taking part. This pamph-
.~Stl
ton TO the vestry office, No. 1877 Fulton
street
In justice to all concerned I trust that
you will be willing to give this COM
munication a place in The World as
prominent as that given 20 your state
ment of recent date. Yours very truly.
w. T. MANNING.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05

ohncais Of Chicago street sued for dam
fell from he mucted them Of u 600
ause ability to throw his shoulders joint At Wi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
STEEL DOORS FOR
STATE ROOMS Of
BIG OCEAN LINERS
Carmania, Made Over, Has
Other Up-to-Date Safety
Appliances.

IRE Cunard liner Carmania arrived
a. her pier shortly before noon to-day.
after lying at anchor since I o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. fog bound on
Sandy Hook. Her passengers in the
cabin. $40 in number. were glad TO get
ashore. on the way over they found II
would he impossible 20 arrive in time
tor Labor Day and arranged a series OF
genes In which the whole athletic pro-
gramme was gone through. The events
included dashes and sprints around the
deck rail. jumping and a tug-of-war
mstch which was won by the Americans.
Brrlsh and Americans were evenly d.
vtded. but the American busines. men
and pleasure seekers seemed 20 be m
better condition.
Twenty Liverpool cotton brokers ar
rived on the liner for their annual
jsunt through the South. They Will
look over our cotton crop with a view
OF arranging things on the English
market
The Carmania has not struck this
port since last May. when she won't
ARE at her dock in Liverpool and had
to be dry docked and rebuilt entirely
inside. Several important additions
for comfort and safety have been
made, chief Of them being the making
Of each statcroom individually nre-
proof by steel doods manufactured In
this country. A gymnasium and an
ornate observation room have been
addcd
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
Twelve Years Late with Divorce.

MACON. Ga. Sept 6.-After r. NJ
Beck OF Macon had instituted suit for
divorce he discovered that his proceed
ings were At least twelve years behind
time onicers who sought to serve
papers on the former Mrs. Beck In
Graves County. KY. found that she had
obtained a divorce a dozen years ago.
Now she Is secretary OF one OF the
members Of the Kentucky Health Board
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
GET a DB1xxYno our Y1lu,

DO not ssnd your chiid 70 sohoo,
yitaout a. iAlivtd.al arinhinG Gap.
in9 Gap spreads every form Of conta-
Gious disease.
0.s eas the coupon that viii be
pslsssA = TIE cHaaay World. sept. Q,
siamlAum 6rinitnS Cup Win coycr. =:
a. ee1sA.papes ssAltary drink1ns cup N
ease. otye ne CUP 20 your child. me
sunday WeriA VIII rive them 70 you
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05
Noisy suRrasettes Elected.

LONDON. Sept IA dozen suffra-
Eettes were elected from a hall. one be-
ing seriously hurt. when they interrupts
ed Chancellor of the ExcheQuer Lloyd
George while speaking to-day at the
Welsh e1steddfod.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-05

CARSON CITY. Sept. 5.-Snow fell in
the mountains west OF here yesterday.
covering the range to depth Of several
inches. This Is the earlies: snow fall IN
twenty-five years.
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BOWELS SLUGGISH, STOMACH SOUR, 3
: CLASSY, UPSE12 CAsCARETS GREAT


stomach the heartburn bons after feeling
liver Is torpid bowels ccnipated isn't stOmschs u-t
Try Cses they nmedste s~eeten the stomach the
and the conspaed the bowels Then
trouble ended ACsca night sraighten
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-01

MGR. lest Thy competitor 81 the scarlet
tnoYiag picture show tease thy audi
ehce 20 bis ice cream fsasts.
6. I'boa shalt not read In every yel.
low press head inc ~ invitation 70
tomlom lest thy competitor Satan
barker scream aF'aker!" and stampede
Thy audience TO the quiet Of the tall
timber,
Z, Thou shalt remember that the
Christian religion road IL q four-tracg
through line, With perpetual char'
ter: that its trains will be running
and on time ages after the twentieth
century asroplanc limited has been
blown 70 he'll.
\. Thou shalt remember that the cir
Gus and fireworks propagate banker
for pink lemonade and peanuts; that
tho soul fatteneth not on such truck.
8, Thou shalt remember that the
church Is moi barbcrghop for the
shnmpooing Of the rich with the frap
ped sweat of poverty.
TO- Thou shalt not engrave on thy
collection plate Telephone to heay-
Oh for those only who drop coin In the
| slot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-01
A LATE LIBEL DECISION.

For the publication OF an editorial
crticising him for falling, when he
waa secretary OF state to olose mn
insolyent bank. Sam y. Cook insti-
tuted suit for libel against tho st
Louis poat.D iapatoh and got Il judg.
tnent for $4,000 which the supreme
court OF Missouri the other day set
aside. For It's value in Indicating the
latitude to critieiam of public officials
or thono who by public net draw
attention to themselves. the decision
OF the court In this case Ia valuable,
While the publication does not
charge or impute crime to the plain.
TIN. Haya the opinion. nor that lie
waa actuated by corrupt motives. II
Ia, IN our opinion. open to the con.
struetion Of imputing such official mis-.
conduct an would bring II within the
statutory definition OF libel. and II the
facts stated were false then under the
allegation or The petition good cause
of action was stated.
| And. excepting the headline and
concluding sentence. we think the
truth OF the article was fully estab.
lihhed BY the proof Tho decision
goea on TO say
ne legal propositions involved by
the appellant, that newspaper has
the right fairly and honestly TO com
inent unon II matter OF public interest
and that the official conduct OF n puh
| lie ofi'eer Ia q matter of public in
/ toreat. are we'll aettlcd
| The people are not obliged 10 sneak
OF tho conduct of their ofieiala In
whiunerH or IN bpted breath In free
government. but only IN q drapotiam
The majority or prevailing opin,
| ion Ia not the tcst of whether such
opinion or influence no permissible
| The prevailing or majority opinion
In often the wrong one. and FOR that
1 reason the law given full latitude IL
the expression OF any and all opinions
/ on thinen OF general concern II does
4 not matter that the npiniona or In
/ fereneea eNnreaaod are not tho mott
charitable or reasonable ones, or that
| they are tho wrong ones. provided
/ they be haaed on the facts, and the
! faeta are capable Of them"
In another paragraph the court
helda that tho name latitude of iiR
ousaion and critieism ia allowable OF
the conduct Of every one who writes
a hook or does any act by which he
Invites public attention or eritIclsm :
! u Ia not even neeeaeary that he he a
public oi',oial Il Ia enough that he
has done aeme public thing drawing
public attention 60 htuaelf. errectne
10 make him n public msn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-01-01
NEW eonr ron PREACHERS.

BROOKLYN minister recently gave
out ten 'douta'' for laymen. In ropls
rhomsa W lawson. author OF "Fren,
lied Finance" haa given out somr
grensied commandments that he
thinks niniatera ahould observe
Aneps l.aweon's commandments arc
tho following
/ Thou shalt practice long and bali
heariNgly with thine own mirrnr ore
thou hold it "a the reflection Of thy
congregation. as many there arc con.
NrNed ami conceived AZ there are true
surfaced
Thee ahalt keep maftie 10 THIS
tensNe aud hobbies 10 thy pen. lee,
they npaet the noramhulater IN thair
mad chase after the fourio,hand Of
Satan
Y l'beu ghalt mgle for souls With
the plain.hUed rs OF logic. or the
rainbow troll az faith. lest ye shattcr
Thy hung starter on The COCO Of med.
,FrnlSn
.ain fheu shalt remember that bis
reeeRe swim deep and take enb live
aeAeef deeaseeresoape tts eemmR
not hiagrsph holl CON.
The heats ~ sum.