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Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
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Train Leave
No. 4, For st. Louis and points
No. IA, For st. Louis and points
No. so, st. Louis Accom-. 7:O5 am.
No. 20, st. Louis-St. Paul Linz
tied 1850 am.
No. 2 Colorado-St. Louis Limi-
ted 1907 p. m.
No IL, st. Louis Express 6:i2 pm.
No. "" Local Freight 12:09p.m
WEST BOUND.
Leave
No l, For Kansas City. Omaha,
Ottumwa and Des MONIES .l2:O4 IL. IN.
No. For Kansas City and points
West ........... ...i... .....2:30 a. m.
No. IS, Moberly Accom-. 800. 1880 a. IN.
No. 3, ST Louis Colorado Limited,
-------------------- 1900 p. m.
No. 9 for Kansas City and st. Pau
No 81, Moberly Accom-. 1928 p. m.
No. 70 Local Freight am.
tDaily Except Sunday
j. d. MCNAMARA
G. p. A, st. Louis, Mo.
l. M. Richards,
Agent Wabash r. r. Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

George Kabrich has gone to
San Antonio, Texas, where he
will spend the winter.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Broom Special

I string house broom, weight %
pounds, today worth 25c. Special
price ------------- -l9c
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

Or. A. X. Adams of AuNyasse
visited his parents here last Fri
aay. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Adams.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25
Mems Underwear Special

Mems lambs down wool fleece suits
and drawers regular 75c value.
Special price to clear out this lot
each -------------.-------50c
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-09-25

Ferris & Cauthorn.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
A Big Reunion.

On July l, and the battlefield
Gettysburg will witness OF the most
terestine reunions of veterans Of the CT,
war since the close Of that memorab
conflict. Peculiarly interesting for II
reason that the old soldiers of both Il
north and south to the extent of son
40, 900 will meet there to celebrate I
sether the talf-century anniversary
those memorable days of 1868. A d
scriptive story of the arrangements ma.
for the entertainment of the veterans, e,
titled "Civil War Veterans to Meet {
Gettysburg Battlefield" is printed {
another page Of The Chieftain. Eve,
reader will find it Of intense interest.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
BASEBALL.

A number Of baseball enthus
asts are endeavoring to organize
permanent team for Holly, as col
ditions were never more favorab
nor the interest greater for a pc
manent team than now. The Chic
tain will do its best to maintain
home team and hopes that the pre-
moters will receive encouragement
from the business interests for sue
an undertaking.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
ChamberIain's Collie, ChoIet
and Oiarrhoea Remedv,

Every family without exception shou
keep this preparation at hand during Il
hot weather Of the summer month
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera a,
Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many tim
its cost when needed and is almost ce
tain to be needed before the summer
over. 1t has no superior for --nos
for whice il is intended.
For sale by all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
sUPT. COLLINS GOES
TO EUGENE, OREGON.
Holly's Able Head Of Schools Ac-
cepts Flattering Offer.

Clayton l. Collins, for the past
six years superintendent of the
Holly public schools, is now at
Eugene, Ore, where he was ten
dered and has accepted the super
intendency of that school district
at a large increase in salary.
At the close of the Holly schools
on May % last, agreeable to pre-
%ious promise, Mr.. Collins started
for Eugene, city of $4,000 people,
and finding conditions favorable in
every way, decided to accept the
boards liberal proposition, as The
Chieftain learns today.
While it is with sincere regret
that the Holly district parts with
Supt. Collins services, he having
placed our schools on the exceed.
inely high plane they are today, it
is we'll earned advancement for one
of the most thorough educators in
the West, and we wish him success
in his new field.
As there are number of details
to be attended to here before the
change can be effected, Mr.. Collins
will in all probability arrive from
Oregon in day or two, when final
nranarations will be made for his
removal to the Northwest.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
Holly II, Mextcanos 1s.

14OAAy 41S sA0AA~AAAOo 49,
Another game that took place
last Sunday, which was advertised
as a ball game but in reality was a
marathon, was that of the Holly
Mexicano aggregation, which after
a hard-fought battle resulted in a
score of IA to Ii in favor of the
home team. The Mexicanos did
exceptionally well with the sphere,
but failed to bring in their men in
the last portion of the game.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
For Sale.
ness.

Complete set Encyclopedia Brit
tanica in % volumes bound in
sheep skin $50.
Wasbburn mandolin with sole
leather case Sl3.
Leatherette couch $l2.
Many other articles Of household
furniture at Il bargain.
Sam &. Porter.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of j. Habiger & Son, dealing
in meats and produce, is hereby
dissolved and the aforesaid busi-
ness discontinued by mutual con.
sent of both parties.
Joseph Habiger.
JosephA. Habiger.
Holly, Colo, May 20, 1913
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
Porters Entertain.

A very pleasant social event We
an evening Of music at the home
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam G.. Porter o
Monday last, when gathering I
Presbyterian young people an
other friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Porter were delightfully."- entertain
ed. The selections rendered on tb
Victor phonograph were great
enjoyed, as was the singing an
playing of little Isabel Rockwe
and Miss Mabel Rockwell. Del
cious punch and cake was serve
by Mrs. Porter at close Of the eN
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ieav
very soon for their new home j
Northwestern Canada.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
Best Laxative for the Aqed.

Old men and women feel the need OF
laxative more than young folks, but it
must be safe and harmless and one which
will not cause pain. DR.. Kings new Life
Pills are especially good for the aged, for
they act promptly and easily. Price Is
cents. Recommended by all druesists.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
NINETEENTH DIST. w. c.r.U

Holds Fifth Annual Conventio
Here Officers Elected.
Presidsnt-Mrs. Ella Newman, l..
Animas.
Vice.Pres't - Mrs. Jennie F. Beer,
Amity.
Cor. Sec'y-Mrs. s. C. Adair, Bristo
Rec. Secy Mrs. Fred Hannafor.
Hartman.
Treasurer Alice Bell, Las An
mas.
The Methodist church was the scene
much activity last Wednesday and Thur,
day, when the fifth annual convention
the W. c. T. U. was held, and for an or
Sanization OF women it is entitled to Il
palm when parliamentary tactics and d
plomacy are considered.
Mrs. Ella Newman Of Las Anima,
president Of the district, was in the chai
the delegates number about 26. The di
trict is a large one, comprising Bent, Bae
and Prowers counties, and upon roll ca
it was found that response came whei
ever a name was called.
Interesting papers were read by tt
various delegates covering wide rang
Of thought, but wese principally devote
to the temperance propaganda.
The feature of the convention was II
announcement of the president that Il
nineteenth district Of the society was II
most progressive in the State, and ~
reward for its efforts the head oraaniz,
tion presented it with two banners bea
ing appropriate inscriptions.
Among the visitors to the conventio
were Mrs. Adriana Hunserford, Sta
president Of the W. C. T. u, who besid,
being a erammarian, is q parliamentarit
and diplomat seldom equailed, credit b
ing given her for all the temperance leSi
lation enacted by the State in past year
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
MEN AND THINGS
IN &c N ERaL

Il
Epitome Of the Weeks Dolngs
in Holly and Vicinity.
Merle Hopkins, the lad who es-
capped painful death recently at
Swiuk, has about fully recovered
and is now enjoying his vacation
with friends at Wichita, Kan.
Use Chinamcl.
Holly Hardware Co.
President W. S. Partridge of the
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet & Irri.
gated Land Go. was in Las Animas
the first of the week.
Chinamel: Holly Hdw. Co.
Will Heckethorn OF the Holly
garage autoed to Dodge City, Kan,
last Tuesday, returning on We'd
nesday with his cousin. Miss Hattie
Bryan, q prepossessing young lady
residing at Pratt, Kan, who will
sojourn here for a week or more.
Try Baseball special at Aplin's.
Ed Jones left last Wednesday
fol a business trip to Kansas City
and St. Louis, and will visit old
friends adjacent to those towns ere
he returns.
Right price machine oils.
Holly Hdw. Co.
Among the interesting visitors to
Holly the past week was Mrs. W.
B. Sugg, mother in-law of Al Hoyt,
who attended school with the
mother Of Mn. Leonard White, in
halcyon in Missouri, as did also
Mrs. All Hoyt tdereased) and Mrs.
Leonard White, who grew up to-
gether. Mrs. Spgg was the house
guest Of Mrs. White last week, but
is now sojourning at the Nate
Mendenhall home In Granada.
Use good cold cream for sun
burn and tan or rough, chapped
skin. The Holly Pharmacy.
Henry Bogue lis working on a
farm at Strong City, Kan.
Marina Shields is taking WE'LL
earned vacation in Oklahoma, but
the wise ones tell another story.
Ross Webster and Bill Sheehan
took in the Lamar-Granada ball
game at Lamar last Sunday, Ross
performing in the left-tield for
Granada.
Miss Alice Barrett left on We'd
nesday for Denver, where she will
meet Miss Woodring, and after
spending few days there, both
will start on a tour of California
and the coast.
No reception or banquet CON-
plete unles you serve Aplin's good
things to eat.
Rex Kirkhart has forsaken the
Sons of Rest, having accepted the
position of night assistant at the
Santa Fe depot.
Girl wanted for general house
work. Apply at New Commercial
hotel.
Note the new advts. of Appel's
clothing store, Holly Pharmacy
r. Farris and others.
Gould Hollis, the accommodate
ing clerk at the postoffice for the
past year, has resigned his posi-.
ton, to attend an automobile school
in Kansas City, leaving here Tues.
day last.
Mrs. l.. M. Gee left last Monday
for New York on her annual visi,
to relatives and friends.
Old papers. suitable for putin.
under carpets 20 cents a hundred
Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
Home and Furnishings For Sale.

AS we are making preparations
to remove to Canada, we offer our
home, near the West Cheyenne
street bridge, and the furnishings
throughout for sale at bargain.
Mrs. s. G. Porter,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06

Don't you need spring tonic?
We have it at The Holly Phar-
macy, The Rexall Store.
Messrs. r. T. Cline, Walter
McGrath and F. w. Tucker came
over. from Towner last week to
transact business.
On June lst Ray Hartley, for
several months an obliging operator
at the Santa Fe depot, was trans
ferred to the ''owl trick at Lamar,
and Operator Rigney comes here
from Barton to fill Hartley's posi-
ton.
K. N. Miller. chief clerk of the
A. V. S. b. & l. L. Co., left last
Thursday for few days visit to
Denver, returning on Tuesday.
J.J. Wieland of Emporia, Kans.,
was among the throng of visitors
here the past week.
Doc Weston and Frank
McGrath started last Monday on
an overland trip to the gulf coast
of Texas, where both may locate
permanently. Mrs. Weston re.
turned to the home of her parents
at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Porter gave
a select concert at their home last
Monday evening.
Miss Bessie Emery, who has
been attending Washburn nniyer-
sity at Topeka Kans., returned
home last Sunday and will remain
here for the summer.
One strike! See the dandy line
Of balls, bata and gloves at the
Holly Pharmacy before you select
yours.
M. D. Atkin, knight of the paint
brush, is repainting and beautify-
ing the old Vavra home, near the
sugar factory, and Dame Rumor
says that Supt. Joe Koppl will
occupy it when completed. The
same busy dame is linking the
name of Mr.. Koppl with one Of the
society bellies of a Nebraska town
who will preside over the cozy
domicile
Found Mans coat on road near
Buffalo ditch; photo of kate" in
pocket. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this notice.
The Holly Lodge of Moose is the
first f-aternal organization here to
adopt resolutions on the death Of
its members, or relatives of de.
ceased members. The Moose lodge
is a worthy organization and de-
serves to succeed, the membership
i
in Holly now numbering about 70
with applications coming in every
day.
General Manager Sid Sinsbeimer
and Auditor McGinnis of the Holly
Sugar Co. arrived last Wednesday
on matters pertaining to the ensu.
ing campaign.
Mrs. Jennie Lamberton leaves
for an extended visit to the West
on June Is, and will be accom-.
panied by her niece from Cripple
Creek. They will visit the formers
relatives in Wyoming, Utah, Idaho
and California. and while at Hunt
ineton Beach they will be guests of
MI and Mrs. Joseph Vavra.
Best grade garden hose.
Holly Hdw. Co.
Frank White made hurried trip
to La Junta last Tuesday on busi.
| ness.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
Presbyterian Church Services.

NEXT SUNDAY.
The Rev. Wiley K. Wright will
speak in the mourning at II o'clock
of "rhe Atlanta General Assem-
blies." The evening subject will
be "A Journey into the South
land" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
SANTA FE TRAIL ALSO!
Webb 8, Holly s.

A splendid game OF ball was
played here last Saturday by the
stalwart boys of Webb and Holly,
and although the advertising was
limited a large crowd from Webb,
Plains, Villas, Blaine and Stoning.
ton Witnessed the game. whieh4eok
ten innings to decide.
Ross Webster was in the box for
Holly~and "Spike" Kistler did the
twirling for the Webb boys, and a.
more evenly matched game was
probably never seen on the Holly
diamond.
Batteries Holly: Webster and
Kerns. Webb: Taylor and Kistler.
Absolute accuracy in the filling
of prescriptions is our motto. The
Holly Pharmacy. in business here
for IA years. Only registered phar-
macist between Lamar and Syra-
cuse. If the label reads "Holly
Pharmacy" the contents can be de.
pended on.
Prof. E. S. Ewing, an educator
af some prominence, formerly in
charge of the public schools at
Garden City and Larned. Kan,
was Holly visitor last Monday,
making application for the posi-
tion left vacant by the resignation
of Supt. c. 1. Collins.
Rev. Gibbs, former pastor of the
Methodist church here, blew in
last Tuesday from Rocky Ford,
where he was in attendance at the
Sunday school convention. He
expressed himself as we'll pleased
with Holly's progress in the past
two years.
War Eagle M. M. Brown and
wife of Granada, who have been
visiting friends Of their youth in
Indiana and elsewhere, are at the
old home ranch again. Col. Brown
spent some time with Eugene V.
Debs, "who-also-ran" for the presi.
dency, on the Socialist question.
A number of Western papers
have copied the domestic science
articles appearing in The Chieftain
from time to time, so that our pub.
lie school system is becoming
famous throughout the land.
Have you seen those samples of
artistic job work just turned out
by The Holly Chieftain.
Home and Furnishings For Sale.
AS we are making preparations
to remove to Canada, we offer our
home, near the West Cheyenne
street bridge, and the furnishings
throughout for sale at bargain
! Mrs. s. G. Porter,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06
South Road Designated as State Highway.

The State Highway commission has last needed the Of
President Sam Porter the Poers Good Roads association
relative the south road leading of Holly Baca county being
designated State highway and the HOLLY district has excellent
cause for rejoicing at the designation
In letter received last Monday by Mr. Porter Secretary Maoney
ing from Holly the south line of Baca county has been designated
State highway and that appornmen Of $1,000 from the Is
fund the disposal of the has been made
This will be welcomed by both Prowers and Baca county
people marking in the prosperity volume Of this section
and will bring together both closely than before
LaerCouny Commissioner McCung teephoned ttoy friends
yesterday that both himself and would be here today begin
survey Of the highway and upon completion the making
6rst-cIass road would be proceeded with with dispatch
SANTA FE TRAIL ALSO!
The State Highway mindful Of its duties to the
people this section made appropriation the New Santa Fe trail
Of $1,000 their April meeting and $4,000 the meeting May
which splendid highway for Holly the Gateway the Santa
Fe Trail for the Great West we'll the Far East possessing the
.smoohest natural roadway
As the New Santa Fe Trail becomes known automobs
historical the popular becomes regardless Of
other routes and in all probability will continue do So
The Holly chieftain., 1913-06-06

Hurrah, it's ice cream tim
again. Pure and fresh and goot
made every pay at the Holly Phal
macy.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19
Bun That Letter
nsr Ar

Fr something less thzn the hund-
-sd-h tine We have 70 -spszt that L
yo1 want yo1r communications printed
II this paper Yoa must disclose y3ur
name. E0uI communications vii not
even d Rad 70 see what yo1 have
written unless Won name L signed. Il
goes ID the waste basket without ex-
animation Il you are 10 uuch
ashamed Of Ehz- To7 E-its 70 sign Your
name re z-5 100 much ashamed f7r
you 70 even Rad what you write These
anonymous correspondents Es wasting
tine and Stamps The nsu tine you
wife : Letter ID the Echo u which
you have not the no-d courage 10 sign
your name just b=iore y0u mai I -
move ne stamp zad bun ths LETTER.
You VII save ne stamp and Is The
trouble q 5nzing i
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19
Landing The Fish HstChd7

Locating the STATE fsh hatchery I,
tais plscs Z du= . he activity and
Eoz-zEity Of :. 3 Adams Dors thza
~ ons else. Besides donating II
--z5ls location ne WIS -n-lng Il
=u-s 70 convince thoss Eho had
lzs natter L chEgs thz- LszTsnEorh
rs ne nos. suitable Place Ehzn every
thing L considered Because tr0ut Is
VEL 4 salmon VII Dc p-7psgzied ms
: Z pscuEz-ly firing STE Ths-s Is
perhaps nj another plzce II the safe
Ehs-= 50 uzrT rout Streams and small
axes czr De foznd II rhe sane area
Tae Wsuz.chee rEs znd he nsz y
Columbia riTe- ne sui-zols s-szns fo-
ds1ozi-lrg the young salmon
u ths 1zz ou t-Uu- s-=z1s have
been supplied VIII tns hztch ship;
hare tou : distance and Investigation
has shown thzt the r=sul, Vas nj sz-ls-
tz-1o-y. Mary were rs Il -zn<t and
the tsuDsz-ue Of ths Ez-s- Eo-
which the delicate young hzh were
taken Ezs generally higher than the
t-uDs-z.urs of ne Ezrs- Il rms loez+
IL Sc thzt many thousands did 10, 81
we the change. Wiz ne young fzh
developed Il practically ne sane ten
p=-zsu-s where thsy vi Dc timed
locse 70 znsf- IL theuseiEeS- with Fz-y
Es-is, and II transportation 4 some L
Stances. the loss should Dc EEEh-- One
thing Is made sire. Al the s1e@s Il
tas vicinity I'll De vel s-0cked WIN
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19

the railroad business been as quiet as
II is at present. That the outlook vii
be better after the first Of the YesH Is
the belief Of the officials
Fred Lee, Orville Bethel and L. W.
Woodruw ~ill leave Sunday morning
On No. ~ for Spokane where they go
TO attend 4 meeting Of the agents and
other officials Of the Spokane and
Mzrcus divisions.
J.. N. Gruber, vice president OF the
Great Northern Railway company. and
D. 4 Emerson, general manager, ooth
Of s.. Pzul, MINI, and w. D. Scott Of
Seattle, superintendent Of the western
division passed thru this city Sunday
OF thsn way to the coast
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19
Don't Stop The Snow, We Need Il

So tzr We have had very little snow
this winter. What light falls re have
had disappeared almost as fast As i fell.
50 that Al this time, Thursday, the
ground IS practically bare. Usually
there Is HON one % two feet o. level
2, this tine Of yer. Sometimes We
hear people deDlo-e the excessive SHOW
fall II this vicinity RICH; then We
know they have not lived here long
enough 70 realize that the prosperity Of
the country depends uoon precipi;a-
non Of from SIX 10 ten feet, and ten Or
fifteen miles further Up II the hills upon
: fall 10 o. three times Is heavy. On
agricultural prosperity rests upon i'm
gztion and no; upon rain zn. The
moisture that Is stored IN the hills
II the fo-u Of snoE during the winter
rashss doEn IN Nay. June and July
and fills on irrigation bitches and sup
plies the fruit g-ozG and farmer with
water inst Ehsn he most needs i. OF
course i Es could arrange with the
architect Of the universe 10 II the SNOW
line a The corporation limits AMI keep
i OFT q OH bark yEds !, might suit
some Of Is better, bit thzn some other
fellow would want 70 build : fence
around the town and charge Al zduis-
son 70 get II Better let = 20 inst Is
i Is It's about night anyhoF. The
boys and girls with sledz would make
AZ sEfal kick We med 70 vote th=
1oT OF q tow Let L sno5. lust
think q ne flowers that VII spring
up rwo weeks AFTER the snow Is gone
nsr April
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19
Railroad Runblings

Volley Franklin IS nov night ticket
agent al the Great Northern depot.
0zvile Bethel has the day job.
Wm. Kelley, general master ne
chanic Of Spokane dropped into TOM
Wednesday and spent several hours
calling on local officials.
I. ". Woodrow, terminal agent ior
the Great Northern here was IN Seattle
Sunday IN attendance al meeting Of
the agents Of the Cascade division.
Engineer San Yanderzesi who spends
most Of his tine pulling nallsts OF the
Coast line brought No. 1 II Tuesday
and returned TO the west side the fol-
loving dsy.
Roundho1ss foreman Bob Smith laid
OF several days the forepzrs Of the week
On account Of sickness bit has 50 IN
recovered as 10 be able 10 take up Ms
duties again.
SIX train crews running II here. three
tron the Spokane and three ton the
Cascade divisions have been laid Of Il
the past ten days according 70 Agent
Woodrow. Not fo- several years has
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-12-19
lhrStmas SermOa b. a Layman

Nsu Thursday, according % : Gus
ton that has obtained among the Christ
in nations q the world for fifteen
hundred years. re VII celebrate the
bi--h Of Christ. For sone four hun
dred years previous il had been the
custom 10 celebrate HIS death i
WIS properly thought no-e fitting 70
celebrate the birth, rather than the
death. Of Hin who has had such IL
reaching and enduring influence n
shaping the destiny Of men and IL
tons that the change was probably
made. To the mature and thoughtful
the 25th Of December has lost none Of
rs significance. tho As matter Of tzcs
tie exact date Of HIS birth Is shrouded
IN mystery. The larger pz-t Of The
Christian word hzs io- 50 iong accepted
the 18th Of Decenbs- Is the birthday
Of the Saviour tina; ONLY stickle-s f0r
exactrass ever think Of any other date.
The significant fzc; Is that We celebrate
On The 18th DAY Of Decenbs1 every
ysz- the one particular birth which
means 50 much 70 = large part Of the
human race. Looking Z. = from :
purely moral and material point Of view,
is i not surprisingly significant thai
the nations that have accepted as thsr
gospel Of faith he teachings oi the loE-
" Nazz-sne, should have made the
greatest advance II science, Etsrz-1-e
and att This IS one argument II
favor Of the power Of the Christian re-
Egioa io- good that skeptics have never
satisfactorily met. The civilization q
Europe and the Americas grew with
The spread q he gospel d Christianity
and statistics shoE that Z Is sill grew
ing and spreading.
Wherever II has supplznted older
religions Il RS raised he standard d
civilization and increased prosperity.
While rznting 'round u pleasures
ring" We sometimes iu-get WY -
celebrate the 18th Of Dsceubs-, While
Others Of Is II The struggle TO gel OF
share Of the almighty dollz-, We to,
fo-get hy= much We eve u Him Eho
sad. Love thy ls.ghoT e thyssL
Eoz better c1 We square OH o5hga-
don nsxt Thursday than d stopping =
noneni II ths isvz-ish rzsh Of lie and
resolve 70 practice N on lives sons u
he virtues zzgh. 5y Elm Eho suffered
persecution End death u bsns5- uza-
Ind