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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-06-25
ARE MANY ORDERS UNTITLED
First Shipment Under Ashland Co.
operative Plan Received There j,
CONTAINED II Head.
DIFFICULTY IN OBTAINING THEM
To Many Heifer Calves are Butehered
for Veal-Not Only Waste But
... Economic Crime.

III SpodhluS. OIL Lue cOuulLlOu OI
stock in Minnesota in general, e. G.
Stiles, buttermaker at the Bemidji
creamery, today said:
"There exists today an enormous
demand for dairy cattle in North Da-
kota, Montana, Minnesota and Wis
consin, and it seems that tn he dairy
centers in Wisconsin and Illinois and
the few scattered centers in ,neighbor-
ing states are entirely unable to sup
ply the demand. ~
"For instance, a letted from Dean
Russell, of Madison, published in a
recent issue of the Lake Superior
Farmer states that there are at the
present time orders in. the hands of
the Lake Mills breeders for Is, car
loads that have not been filled.
''The already established dairy
centers are evidently reaping a gol-
den harvest. -
"The farmers of Minnesota are be-
ing soundly criticized by dairy pa
pers because there are so few centers
for raising blooded stock.
"Of course the southern counties of
the state have. the advantage: over US
but nevertheless we should s begin
now to Improve our herds and it is
surprising what can be done in a
few years.
ashland, Wisconsin has a coop
erative pan of buying dairy cattle.
According to the Lake Superior Far
mer' the first three carloads of dairy
stock purchased by the Ashland
banks on this plan have now arrived
and been disposed of to the farmers
around that city.
"The shipment contained II head
of Guernsey and Holstein grade cows
and heifers. The paper states that
the buyers experienced many diff
culties in securing this small num-
ber Of cattle, that the prices were
high and that it had been impossible
to secure sufficient stock to fill all
orders. -..-. :
''Consider this together with the
needs of North Dakota and many
other places for, dairy cattle-or al
most any kind of just plain cows or
starters the establishment ; OF
cow producing centers looks both
necessary and profitable. /
I'm this connection farmers should
be very careful to raise every. heifer
calf. Too many of them are butch
cred for veal. Under present condi-
tions this is a fearful waste; not te
say an economic crime, that is: a. fac
tor in the high cost of living and in
the declination of soil fertility in
certain territories. " =
"Dairy cows and any kind of COWS
are in demand and will be in demand
for years to come. AS a matter OF
fact, there are not cows, beef and
dairy, enough, and to butcher the
heifer calves is indeed acting against
plain common sense, viewing the
subject broadly" %
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-06-25
Band Concert Friday.

Friday evening the Bemidji band
will give its second outdoor concert
Of the season on the city dock. A
program is now being arranged and
will be printed in the Pioneer at a
later date.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1913-06-25
Start Work on Storm Sewers.

Louis Eckstrum has engaged sew
eral men to lay the storm sewers on
Beltrami avenue and the active work
will commence in few days. The
pipes must be laid before any paving
can be done on this avenue and it Is
probable that paving operations will
be delayed for q few days.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-03-21
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable

We Buy and Sell Horses ard VIII
buy all kinds Of grain. We cam
sell your ranch, REIMBURSEMENT,
squatters right OF anything else
that you may want to despose of,
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-03-21

department of the INTERIOR. t.. :. Lnri
Office. Miles City, Mont.
FEBRUARY 2lSt, lol3,
To Joo poMarSh of EN:tluhu, Montana
ContcNtrr.
You are hereby notified! that kutheriu"
=. \ndr"W>, vino gives Ekulak", Mon!ina
goth. ".n, file in Nj, otttr, hrr duly cor
rohoritrG nppiicatiON 10 contest and seq
lirt tlr cancellation of your homestead
April: 1910 for NJ Nt.%., SE1 NEl4. Sec. 81,
- SEA. Sec. 81, SNn SW4, Sec. -, VIZ
\Wl4, Sec. :3, 7. IN. L. @t. M. =. NJ. and as
GROUNDS 10: her contest alleges that said
"nlrylli;ln established Residence upon SAID
lHnu on-or about the 18th day OF March. 1910,
nnd resided thrrron but ai@. months, imrne-
dihttly after which he ubnItloNrd the lNuu,
ana has been wholly absent. FROM the same
for more jtl'n six months Ias' t,.e- ana tha-
the land il now wholly unCcctlpi.u and unit
tiiNlNit'rI and unimprONcd.
You are, therefore. further notified flat
t!!c said allegations viii he taken NY This
office rs having been confessed 10y yea. Hntl
your said entry viii he c,nrell",i 1lltrtIu-
der without vour ~tnrtii"r wight 10 he heard
t'lrreln. eli her i'i'tnr" tlj, office or on ;l,-
peal. Ii 4"H !"il 10 lie N ,n'. Once W!iUili
tw"n,y days after tie fourth publication d
this notice. as snoWu t,vl"N. Huur answer.
IItt|I "alL. >icciti"aijH meeting alut rn-
spending Il. Ties. ALLEGATIONS IF contest. or
Il Yen tail within tl@t time 10 file II l1t@
office Cue proof that sou have served ::
copy OF your answer on lie %.tiI contestant
either in person or by registered mail. If
this servi"" is made ny tn" delivery Of Il
copy of your answer to the contestant in
person, proof of such @crVic" must be either
til" said contestants written acknowledge
n!"nt Of his receipt Of til" COPY showing
III" date Of is receipt. or Ike affidavit Of the
person by whom IT," delivery WAS made
stating Wlrn and Wh"r" I'll" copy WAS de
iiV"red; if made by registered mail, proof
"i such sorNi'" must consist OF the affidavit
Of tn" person iH whom IL" o,i'r was
nlnil"i stating When and the lcs,o"irr to
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
For ~PuhlicutiCu

Depart Wcnt of the INTERIOR. l.. $. Lu,G
Office. Miles City, Mont.
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Department Of The. In.trinr. 4. y. Land
Dnire. Miles Ciy. Mont.
March +. 1913.
Motto" is hereby given that Michael G..
Hirnlici of Ek;f'lEn. MUntnu;i. Wlluun Pee.
). 1862, made ItDMM"at'tlu AbpIirutiyn so
tit'!I i,r ShM Sec. II. Nii, See. it. n. =. IL.
- r., .M.P,M., IN" rlpd nuiicr OF intention
- make ;hrt"-' car PROOF to e: tai !iSh ,.E!iu
to the itnd ;3!u,F@ Ur,rriiCd ht!nr, +. NJ
iWUtshhk. .ti. Commissioner. M tkYiu-
hl. Mnllth1l:!, On IT," eth day Of Al,il, Iol".
>i.lnlnllt ;anIr% rs witnesses:
Niihiirn r"n|iurn >inutl'i sium.it. y.
%litilii A%rlrr and %rlS.n &. !IIii ,,l ~
& hali IA, MnitHnH.
!. E!ItN!lli;. !sr.i>1cr
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department OF tine Interior.
L. s.. Lam. Dtt.>r TT Miles City, MonIara.
Ma ptil 6, 1913.
\nt!t" is hereby EiNoN that William 4.
Weber Of kktlak:. ,ntunu. whoOn lame 70.
1900. mad" desert land application 80. ORB.
for W.. SEQ, IL >Wii. Soc. T.. +. =. X. !SE
NJ. I. NJ, has tilCi notice Ot intention to
make iinaI proof, to establish claim to che
l;lnu above drocrih"u, before f. A.. NWUr T.
elhk. Us. Commissioner at TkM luk.i, Mott
ana on tht ard ,uy OF May. 1919. 80,
tIailnant names as witnesses:
~, -
renee Ponhcd> ijild Nnl. Iupr.th all of tk:,-
aka -Htn;unI. "
A. EIECIIi.E. l:pgi>.rr
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NOTICE. f'nR i'UE;,i<tflN%.

P".inrt'Hcnt of the lAtcrinr.
(. $. Land cf!"r at Miles city. Mon,A,Ia,
fvhTtHrt p, i.in
Nntirr il hereby VivrN hat Henry y. Ir>r
Oh " 'liSlrF, hi"lilah;t who on oct. -. IHI,
inah' hoi:ie>l"itl applicant, n No. Ui.tl2 for
~ Sec; ~, / X. i:sM4c. 81! r.. Muntstl"
+. Nj" mas ilri notice OF imt"ntiln TO
max" thrrr"%c'l proof, 81 -ei&!lNn rnim
LOLA" Hand "hNN" dN>rrih"i, before ". L.
Barber. |. =, s0nINiNsiUnrr. a. HaH.r,
Mo'''"'ia' on tAr l'th day OF tDlil 1872.
Claimant names as witnesses:
EdW"ri Hamilton, Lewis Nillinm.. ntcH
ara iiothtr nlH Charles iinntii,pn an yr
Webster, MGlt"na.
\. kIEtIjII Nr.i.,nr
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-03-21
NOTICE FOR PCBIICAJu,N

Department Of the Interior. l.. =. L"ni
office at Ai!", Cts Mo4S;;n".
" February 70. I,...
NHtio" IS hereby given that Ali.tt; Il
SrEolry Of Fknlnka, MONTANA who "a jun.
= lt,"'' m%dn homestead entry No. GA ltr
MY, :" - I'll >. r. :" f.. NJ. y. A.. h:. ni,.I
liCtic' on intention to make :-yt:r ;r.tf Il,
'thbli> claim trtEr land above ,l..rII,L
before +. VI. uWur*!ak. Y. :. tnrnuI*.iricr
~ Eki';!kl, Mnnt;tua On the -@th GHy e.
March. 1913.
Claimant 'aNl"S rs witnesses:
George ". tl"vrlpnu. Nuitun = .~aarI,.i.
,~ll'rieS T.. 'rinNnlrr. and Emil ii. WrMr.
kemp. al CT Ektil"ku, M"n.ana.
A. Ei;.CLl!E. Er-1>inr
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SNittE OF j.: As;.:(ATYDE.

Department or tine Interior.
T.. :. Lame Office al Mines city. MnnIunn.
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NtYiNE 'E't''. pIBIlt.A"IrN.

Department of the Interior.
US. LaId Otir at Miles Guy, Mont,
M;ircl Is, ans
Notice is hereby given that Inmra l.,
tAmph"il or f.m!nil. Montana. who en-
March "a. 1908. NiHb" homestead rrnlicnticu
on NO. .olS, N,rHl No. U}i0l frr W.T., .,rc.
10. ,IoWIl>h;p n. X. - r.. NJ. L. NJ. has
fl"u motto" @ intention to InHk" final eve
year proof to '1tanli II claim tcs thu" lnnd
nnpNt u"scrih", before II. =. Commission II
+. NJ W~orShnk ut Ek@ilh", MUntun" ca
! l" 18th day Ct april, IHi:i.
tllini'int names as witnesses:
Roy Campbell. Him H.lrr, II. .trp ~
ana VIII CAM nh,Ii nll ui k,n,inil. Muntan .
A.. kI'titI.l;, REGISTER,
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a. kIhCl:En.. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1913-03-21
NOTICES FOR II ~Hllt.ATiNN. n
Department Of the Interior, L. y. I.lni tf-
flee NJ Mile, City, Montana. "

flee NJ Mile, City, Montana. "
March 6. lal3.
Notice i. hereby given That Rulpcrt NJ,
Perkins OF Ny kr-, Montana. whuNn ApriI RI.
loll. made homestead No. l2lI6 Lot y. see. 3
Lots l. :. and s, sec. &, Township > :. Il.
4" f.. II. L. NJ. hu, Iiirl n0tiVe of intention
10 make tlrrt-ypil' proof 10 V>tnbli>il claim
tn the land above dtSrriin,i before +. NJ,
bWor- hnk, L. =. com ~ Ie~iGNrr at nk.-
!ali, Nu.lt}n. ON III" SD day OF May l"l3.
tiuinlant ma mes as WitncHar%:
I.D. v i%l!in,ns. Harrison n. SN krs, Harvey
/. Mlsarngnl" all OF :, kcs, Montana and
Louis \. Arpan OF f.iLin, Montana.
\. Err. Rpristrr
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Advertisements.

Sjrayed- From my place about
july LIST. one 4-ycar-old bay geld
ing. branded the following: EEFSN
on left shoulder. Will give SS.!sasha
500 torreturn of this animal 81
to my place. Max Krell. Maa
poStotfice at Mispah. Montana.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
JUNE MONTH
 A GOOD ONE
The Season in Real Estate Has Been a Most Satisfac- tory One for the Finn of r.. J Bcnnitt Co.

Tn" approach ot summer has had nc apparent effect in the real estate market in fact. June is usually con Sidcrcd one of the best months in the wear and the present month with r. J Bennitt and company has been n" exception to the rule some very good sales have been made within the past couple of weeks both in town and ranch property
 The east half ef section 4-3-I was sold the past week to l. l.. Harmon of Phoenix, Lee Walker and w k Lewis of Tempe. Mr Harmon few months ago purchased q half section adjoining this place which is now being improved II is the plan of the new owners of the half section to clear it during the summer and get 1t into perfect shape for planting ,tl- falfa by early fall. This is one of the few rcM@Inlng large tracts of desert land and it's situation within q mile and q half of Peoria as a shipping point makes it an especially valuable piece of ground. Lot tWcn- ty block three. OrangeWood, q five acre tract Was sold for Waldo Twitchou to A. ] Beazlcv \ week before Mr Eeazley pnrch based fif- teen acre tract adjoining and he now has twenty acr" tract just 4 quarter of a mile off Central aVcnee Q
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

on the Glendale road. on which he plans t. very shortly construct modern country home.
 X number of satisfactory sales were made in town property, among others being a new modern bungalow at No I'll West Madison street. which has just been completed by F. w Griff"n. This was sold to Earl flaw ley of the Central Pharmacy Mr HaWIcy has already moved into his new home Lot five and the south i half of lot seven in block F." Ben nett Place. was sold to Norman Ja- mics"n Wm Jamieson his father is now engaged in the building of a large dwelling on the lots adjoining i on the south Lots nineteen and tNontN-ono. Block T." Bennett Place were sold to r. Buntman. who will probably build during the early fall. Lot eight. block fourteen. East Ever green was sold tv r. J Prescott This is the southwest corner of VII lctta and Fifth streets Mir Pres colt built q house on the southeast corner of the same streets q year ago. which has since been sold and he plans to build on the corner which he has just purchased at an early date. Lot four. block three. East Evergreen was sold t. J. F. Dc Souza. No N15 North Central avonae. being lot four, block siN, Churchill. was sold for Marie Louise Kocne. To r. D Lane and F. W. Grif- fen.
 The Bcnn.tt company i~ now cs-- tonSivcly interested in Peoria and tho Surroundns country and reports q very active demand for property in that district During the week a number of Peoria and Altaloma lots were sold and acreage property is in good demand \ large force of men and teams have been engaged for several weeks in clearing desert land with the expectation that prac- tcaIIv all desert land purchased from the Brown estate will be put into alfaIIa in the carly faI
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
NEW WAY OF SPELLING
 THE WORD "A LOAN
Jim Griffin Explains the Style Of
 H Firm.

Quitc a number of tho many friends of J S. Griffin Calonc) are teasing him about the "alonc" part of his business on account of so many people going tu his office and the amount of business that is tran sacted through that medium Jim tells us that aside from the many realty deals that have kept his sales force on the jump for the past thirty days, his office has transacted t large amount If insurance and loan business during the past month. both departments being given closer at tention now than at any time form crly It will be an interesting and gratifying fact that to all to know that a good many thousand dollars of the loans placed came to his of flee dirct from eastern capitalists, d feature that he and his office force expect to improve as the days go by
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

How doth the busy suffragette Improve each shining minute; Wheneer she sees q letter box She drops some acid in it.
 Peoria Herald Transcript
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
REAL ESTATE NOTES

R M Turner, second vice presi- dent of the Southwestern Building and Investment Co. was business visitor in Phoenix yesterday. MT. Turner had business in the capital connected with the Bank ot Chand- Ter. which institution he reports in a fIourishng condition and the coun- try in general satisfied and all farm CTS at work on their farms.
 F NJ Gates is very busy construct ing house on his ranch south and east Of Phoenix Mir. Gates expects to put in crop of beans and raise umbrellas on his eighty acres he has just had cleared and levelcd. He has had one run of water on the land from the new canal and says il is good water MT. Gates is member or the Southwestern Building ana Investment company selling force
 MT Bayes recently from Indiana has purchased the Dillon & Cashion subdivision consisting of forty-four lots This is one of the best sub divisions in Phoenix After looking over the city and Salt River valley Mir BaXcs decided to make his Iu- ture home in Phoenix. He is q man of means and will build houses on his lots. He will keep up the same standard of restrictions that McsSrS Dillon and CashiOn had, which Will insure first class homes.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
ORDINANCE NO. 554

An ordinance establishing the width of roadways of certain DOT tons of Jefferson Street. Fourth Av- cHue, Fifth Avenue and Sixth Ave lue in the City of Phoenix.
 The Common Council of Phoenix Go ordain as follows:
 Section I That the width of the roadway of Jefferson street from Fourth Avenue to Seventh Avenue is hereby established at fifty-four (5D feet
 That the width of the roadway of Fourth Avenue fr'm Jefferson Street to Harrison Street is hereby estab- ljshed at forty (40) feet.
 That the width of the roadWay.a of Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue from Washington Street to Harrison Street are hereby established at forty CfO feet
 The center line of the roadway in all cases to be identical with the cen ter line of the street,
 Section All ordinances CT parts oG ordinances in conflict with the provisions ot this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 Section g. This ordinance shaI take effect and be in force from and after .ts passage and publication as bE- law required.
 Passed by the Common Council "f tie City of Phoenix this 22rd day of June, 1913.
 LLOYD B. CHRISTY. Attest: Mayor FRANK THOMAS,
 City Recorder.
 First publication. June -. 1913.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
HE MONTH OF SALES
 OF GRIFFIN ALONE
The Record Made By One Real
 Estate Office, May 31 to June 28.

Lot r, block ,. Evergreen, Higgins t0 Hill $S50. Lot 3. block 12 Phoc- nix, George to Weatherford, $2700. Lot 9, block l. Wentworth. Keafcr to Christy. $S5O0 Five acres. Lane tract. Kyle to Weathcrford. $500. House and lot in santa Ana. Cal. Weatherford to Kyle $3500 Lots 12 and 14, Simms. Goldman to Fannin. $S100. Lot ;. TranSNlvania Jones t. McQuestcn. $4OO Lots 10 and IL. Pennsylvania Jones to Powers. $500. Lot $, Pennsylvania. Jones to Wea- yer, $400. Lot :. Transylvania. Jones to Binkley, $400 Lot g. TransyI- vania. Jones to Corliss. $400 Ten acres section :, to Fiske. $2000 sixty acres, section 2S, to HcrbelI, $6Ooo. Eighty acres. 10 miles out, to Cooney, $5000. Twenty acres, section 26 smith to AgneW. $700O Forty acres, section 15. Bennett to Sping. san Diego 5000. Ten acres, section 13. $. w < Co. to Paradise $1600. Ten acres. section 13. $. w <. Co. to Fisher, $500 Twenty acres. section l3. w. <. Go to Kidd, $35oO. Four lots Brill add. 5000. acres. Horn ing Sub Evcrs to Landrum. $540o. Portion block $. Sturges to Grove. $2500. Parcel of land, Eastwood sub. Wing to Wilkinson. $5ooo. Lots l. ? and 3, block $. Neahrs Landrum to Evers. S475o- Lots 42 and 47, Orange Heights, Wilkinson to Wing, 26Ooo Lot I. TransyIvania, s4o". Lot & Transylvania, $4o0. Total, $90.3 300
 Mr Griffin says this is the best summer business has has had since he has been in business He has several other deals that will be closed in few days
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
PHOENIX THE PLACE
 FOR 1. H. GADSKY

L. II Gadsby. one yf the best known shoe men of the Pacific coast has decided that Phoenix is the place for lis home some time ago the constantly increasing business If -Ari- zona made 1t necessary for MT. Gadshx to chose central point in Arizona in order to more convienuy handle the shoe business of Arizona and after deciding on Phoenix, he chose Las Palmas as the site for his future home on account of it's big lots. its boulevard location, and it's absence of city taxes. MT Gadsby is having plans drawn for comfort able six-room house that will cost in the neighborhood nf S4000 t. build. He has lot 13 block | on Palm street AIr Gadsby is the second Californian within q week to locate in Las Palnas his neighbor on che east will be T. w Schock of Fresno, Cal, who purchased the Japanese house and has since added two other lots one on each side If the house. Mir. Schock k one of the substantial nurserzmen of California and it is his intention to park the grounds sur rounding his home which will make il without question one of the prct- ticst in Phoenix. having frontage of 11o feet. The Japanese house naS been much adlnircd and with a park ing such as it's owner knows how to give, it will make this type more popular
 The Gadsby house will be the twentieth house to he erected in Las PaJmas Plans are being prepared for three more
 The wood finishing is being rapid l> completed in the C C. Fuller house Dr. Eugene McGuire's house
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
CTRAY TOPICS FROM
 ITTI OI ID NEW YORK

NEW YORK. June 2S-The new Equitable Building, which is soon to rise on the site of the old building of that name which was destroyed in the spectacular fire two years ago. will be the largest office building in the world. It will not be so tall as the WoOlWorth building. but it's area is such that the structure will have more rentable of flee space than any other building in the world.
 Hire a little Salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

By C. F. Leonard. Deputy Ger
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29

is in the plasters' hands. the wood work starts this coming week Greene & Griffin have announced an ad- vance in price of all lots unsoId tD take effect the last of July The same firm is considering the laying of a cement curb on Palm street and oak street which if done will add to the appearance of the entire HdlitiOn
Arizona republican., 1913-06-29
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

of MaricOpa County, State ot Afl- zona. In the matter of the E@tat" of John E. Richardson, deceased. No tfce of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that '- l'- Lammc. D. x. Graham and " We have filed in this Court pur~ ported copy of the last will and testament of John B. Richardson to- gether with the probate thereof ih the Probate Court of Brown County Kansas, duly authenticated together with their petition praying that sal" document be admitted to probate IT. this court and that the same will bf heard on Thursday the 10th day Of July, A b. 1913 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Court. in the City or Phoenix County of Maricopa State of Arizona. and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any thcv have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant ed
 Dated June 27th 1913.
 VIM. E. THOMAS
 Clerk By C. F Leonard. Deputy Clerk
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-08-07
Il COMPARISON.

We have read the comparison
CT the life and death of pierpoint
Morgan, and that of Wayland Z.
We believe that as far as The
promises of God reaches, that
when Wayland past from time
to eternity at the strength of his
own band according to the divine
truths Of Holy Writ, he had jast
as fair chance Of heaven as the
oltimiIiOnhe,rs had, This we
shall show later on in a later
issue. But record the following
as much as you please, and with
aS much honor as you please, it
will never change Gods eternal
truths. For God says.