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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
DELAY
|5L00KEDFOR
LITIGATION IN THAw CASE MAY
EXTEND OVER TWO
YEARS.
LIKELY PRIvY COUNCIL WILL
RENDER THE FINAL
DECISION.

OTTAWA, Sept. 8.-Dominion Of
ricials here foresec q delay of posi-
bly, two years before final decision
in the Thaw case is given.
The litigation according TO Iegal
opinions, will undoubtedly be carried
to the Dominion court and to the
privy council in England where tho
final verdict will be written. Until
this verdict is given The immigration
officials believe the courts will not
permit the deportation CT Thlw and
he will remain on Canadian soil.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
Girl Student
FouindDeadIn
Salem GroOe
OHIO HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL HAD
.n;BFEN MISSING SINCE
SATURDAY.
The BOY WHO WAS WITH HER
KILLED HIMSELF
NEAR BY.

SALEM, Ohio, Sept. S.-The body
of Ida Lee, an 1S-eyar-oId high school
girl, was found in a grove north of
here this morning with a bullet hole
in her head. She had been missing
since Saturday when she went mush-
room hunting with Oscar Gray, also
a student.
The body of Gray was found short
ly before noon in field on an ad-
joining farm. The boy had shot him
self through the head.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
TWO DROWN IN DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Two
young men, John Bartel, % years
old, and William Waller. about the
same age, were drowned in the Della
ware river Sunday, when a skiff in
which they were rowing capsized.
Two other men. one Walters father
were also in the boat. but were saw
ed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
GREATER FAIRMONT MAPS.

Maps showing the proposed boun'
dairy line of Greater Fairmont, as
proposed by the new charter. can be
seen In the windows at the follow
ing stores:
J. NJ. Hartley & Son Co.
Bert S. Leopold & Co.
Mt. City Drug Store.
Cranes Drug Store. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
Black Snake MiZks Jersey Coo
Rats Help Harvest Com Cfop

MEADVIkLE, Pa, Sept. S.-Sam-
uel Lillibridge, a North Shenango
farmer, tells an interesting story Of
how he stopped the theft of milk from
his best Jersey COW. She had always
been a splendid milk producer, but
lately had not been giving the usual
quantity. Suspecting that human
hands were relieving her of 1t, he
hid in the pasture field to watch.
Presently he saw a huge black snake
approach the COW. Raising its heau
to the cows bag, the snake seized one
OF her udders and began sucking
milk.
LillibrIdge let the snake take It's
fill and then killed 1t. The next day
lie passed the spot where he had
killed the snake and he saw anOtme.
black snake apparently grieving over
the loss of its mate. Mr.. Lillibridge
killed that one also. He believes that
both snakes had been stealing milk
from the cow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
Kills SO snakel5i.. 4.

~
WARREN, Pa, Sept, s!2-Mrs. 4.
C. Walker and Miss Clara tLspffehs
berg, Of Russell went buekleberfy
picking yesterday and on reaching
the patch encountered rattlesnaies
While Miss Lauffenberg picked bef+
ries Mrs. Walker welded d club With
the result that 80 snakes mad been
slain at the end ofths day. Z
G. A. Blomquist and ID party ol
guests we're cruising on coneWalgo
creek when a three-pound bass flopp
ed into their boat and &as captured.
1t is Blomquist's theory that the boat
crowded the bass into shallow water
and in its exertions TO get baes into
the deep water 1t landed ln me boat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
Thaw's Mother Coming.


MONTREAL, Sept. S.-Mrs. Mary
Thaw. mother of Harry Thaw, will
arrive here tonight. Rooms have
been engaged for her at leading ho'
tel.
Mrs. George Louder Carnegie
Thaw's sister and her husband, reach
cd here to-day.
I'VE expect to be in Montreal somI
time" she said.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08

vile Light and Power Company, had
a fine lot of sweet corn. AS Il be-
came fit for use he observed that seszl
eral nice ears were stolen; q sasty eyehs
ing he secreted himself, ,inIthe gaFdsn
and was astonished tB seeia huge rssti
crawl up a stalk. cut OF AN ear ofs
corn with its teeth and4theA plck IL
up'from the ground. Nj
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08

Persons having recently
come into possion o; any of the
following coins are requested to
| communicate with The West
/ Virginian office at once.
Columbia half dollors date
1926, all in good condition;
copper cent date 1898, date side
badly worn, and any other
coins not in general circula
tiOn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-08
Hedge Fence Chosen BY Stork.

Hedge Fence Chosen By Stork.
UNlONTOWN, Pa, Sept. S.-Aftcr
having lain for seven and Il half
hours giving birth to child in IL
hedge fence not far from thickly
ropuIatcd district of Uniontown, Mrs.
Mary Strickler. 25 years old, was
found at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning ~ rUuccman Henry O'Neil
in the heGgc in Morgantown street.
When Mrs. StricklGr saw the po-
liceman she snatchCd the child to her
breast and ran screaming along the
street. She was taken to Uniontown
hospital, where she is In serious
condition.
Mrs. StriCilcr told the authorities
that her home is near UniOntown
and that she had been driven from
her home. She said she has two 9TH
er children. She took refuge in the
ltdgc fence as the only protection
she could find ut o'clock. in the
morning, and there she became a
mother.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
quite sick with typhoid fever is said
TO be conyalescSrE nicely. slsyf

quite sick with typhoid fever is said
TO be conysslescSlG nicely. Ii lsfN
The hunting season opens today.
Many of those who had planned on
spending the day in the fields, how
ever, were disappointed on account
OF the rain last night which kept some
of the hunters home. Many parties
went out last night prepared to be
on the ground first thing this morn
ing. The main thing at this time
seems to be the shooting of prairie
chickens and grouse as it is too early
in the season for the ducks to be fly
ing.
The special train to the state fair
left On schedule time this morning
and was viii filled with Mitchell
people. A large amount of corn palace
advertising literature was taken up
for distribution among the crowds
there. Several parties went to Huron
by car today in spite of the rain last
night and the threatening aspect of
the skies this morning.
Word was received today that Mr..
Stout has purchased his new appara-
tus and furniture and that he ex-
poets TO be ope by the Goth of Sept
ember. He says that without a single
exception his outfit is the best that
money car buy. Mr.. Stout undoubted-
ly will have a studio that will be the
pride of Mitchell.
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LOOMS. .

Loomis, S. D.-Mr. Better lost four
stacks of wheat by fire started by the
thresher engine last Saturday.
Miss Mable Watkins was the victim
of two very pleasant showers last
week, IL at the home of e. d. Wat
kins, Friday afternoon and one Sat
urday afternoon at the home of
Chole Kenton. The rooms We're very
prettily decorated in red and white
flowers. cupids and hearts. Many
beautiful presents were brought by
the young ladies for their friend who
is soon to be 4 bride.
John Blendeaur and wife have re.
turned from a trip to the western
coast. They visited all the principal
cities also Mr.. Blendeaur's farm in
eastern Washington, where he found
the crops very good, his wheat Yield
ing ~ bushels per acre. He brought
back some very fine samples of the
crops raised in that vicinity.
Nellie Watkins has gone to Aber-
deem to be a student in the normal
school.
Ben Bowers returned to Chicago
last Saturday.
Mr.. Holbrook of White Lake visit
ed his daughter Mrs. Hall last Sun
day.
h railway station is to be enlars-
ed eight feet longer in the waiting
room and ten feet in the freight roo
the agents office will remain the
same size as at present till the com.
LJpany gets a larger agent.
EH|arTA - "a
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e Huron. 1t is expected that Wednes-

Huron. 1t is expected hat Wednes-
clay viii see the biggest crowa OF
Mitchell people at the fair.
DIN d. jackson of Harrisburg is
here today.
H. w. Cope's family of Artesian
left here this morning for Los An
geles. Mr.. Cope viii follow shortly
and the family expects to spend the
winter in California.
Chas. Fowler and wife, r J.
Spangler and wife, Or. Mccartney
and wife and Mrs. Chas. Mci1enry
will leave tomorrow by auto to es-
tablish a camp in a grove fifteen
miles north of PlanEinton where
they will be ready for the opening
of the hunting season Wednesday.
There is an excellent camping place
at this point which was occupied by
the same party last year and the
birds in the vicinity are said 10 be
plentiful.
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he claims was fired by Van Tassel.
Tire4court denied the.piea OF yfWangh
and granted Van Tassel judgment for
the amount he asked and the costs Of
the case.
J.. w. Seaman of Chicago. who has
been here for several days left today
for Mandan, y. D., and will 80 from
there to Billings. Mont. to visit at
the home of his son Waiter. Mr.. Sea-
man attended the meeting of the
board OF derictors of the uni
yersity yesterday and last night was
present at a meeting of the official
board of the Methodist church of
which he was one OF the earliest
members. He made a short talk at
the latter meeting.
States Attorney Lauritz Miller and
County Commissioner Nels Jensen
motored to Alexandria on business
today.
Miss Susie Cook. connected With
the q. S. forest service office at Wei
ser, Idaho, is in the city visiting at
the home of her mother. She win re-
main here about two weeks and then
Will go to Salt Lake City for awhile
before going on to the coast for a
more extended visit.
Arthur Cults was up in municipal
court this morning charged with han
ing committed an assault on the per
son of w. II. Baxter. He was fined
$1,000.
Mayor Hitchcock gees to Huron
tomorrow to attend a meeting of the
state board of regents of education.
Eleanor Bobb. the three-year-old
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Bobb
is reported to be seriously i'll.
Mrs. f. S. Cutter has returned to
her home in Milwaukee after q visit
of three weeks at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Wyant.
Mrs. Coffman OF Bridgewater who
underwent an operation at the hos
pital here recently is said to be do
ing we'll today.
a. l.. and f. b. Riggs of Sarrtee,
Nebr,, are here on business today
The two-year-old daughter of o.
w. Melton Of Washington Springs fell
on the sharp end OF a pair OF scis-
sors with which she a playing Last
week. The scissors entered her abb
domen. Physicians We're summoned
from here who operated on the Cir
and today she is reported to be doing
We'll and ii is believed she viii re
cover.
John Doering of Parkston is I;
business visitor to Mitchell today.
The fire department is in receip,
of $500 from the Lovinger-Sladt
company for the hard and efficien
work done during the Stout Studio
fire some time ago. The department
appreciates the gift aad .ntblicl.
thanks the donors.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
From Tuesdays Daily

" - ! 'tt7NiA - DoilH
Miss Marjorie Foster who has been
spending the vacation at the parental
Foster home in this city left last
night for Menominee, Wis, where she
win resume her studies in the Stout
institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fowler are the
parents OF a baby daughter which ar
rived at their home yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Chas. Entsminger and Miss
Lois Anderson left last night for Min
~neapolis where they will spend about
a week visiting.
The new lumber shed which is be-
ing erected by the Anderson Lumber
Co., at it's yards near the Omaha
track is rapidly nearing completion
and will be one Of the largest in the
city when finished. 1t is an immense
structure and will make a great i'm
proyement in the appearance of this
popular lumber company's property
here.
Carl Rudolph of Ethan is at the
hospital here recovering from con
c~ussion OF the brain caused by fall
ing from his horse last week. He
(, fell on his head and a piece of the
skull pressed in to a depth of h-inch
on the brain. The piece of bone was
removed, the skull elevated and Ru-
dolph is doing we'll.
Cards have been received here from
l.. d.. Milne who is at Vale in the
heart of the Belle Fourche irrigated
project. He says that that is a great
place and that the latch string is
out in all the towns there. Mr.. Milne
owns land in the Belle Fourche tract
j. NJ. Van Tassel a farmer near thi.
city was awarded damages of $50 il
municipal court late yesterday after
noon from j. w. Waugh, for alleged
damage TO a portion of his land b.
stock belonging to the latter. Waugl
started the original proceeding b.
asking damage of Van Tassel 70
holding a COW said to belong to hin
and for the value of a stack OF ha
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Mrs. Harry Katzenberg who has
been out of the city visiting for sew
eral days has returned to her home
here.
j.. j. Elliott a decorator was award
ed judgment for $T3.77 from F. A.
Bidwell Yesterday in municipal
court as payment alleged to be due
him for work done on the Bidwel'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
LOCAL news NOTES
From Thnrsday,s Daily

Hills where he has been looking uu
matters of law enforcement regarding
the liquor laws OF the state. Before
leaving Lead yesterday he swore out
complaints for the arrest OF all OF the
fourteen saloonkeepers OF that city
charging them With violating the new
sign law passed by the last legisla-
ture. Mr.. Holsaple Will leave for Ken
ncbec tonight and from there drive
TO White River to attend . conference
OF congregational and Presbyterian
Indians.
You can buy some great valmcs
in shirts while they last at Iovinger-
where.
Rev. and Mrs. w. NJ. Mair departed
Wednesday for WASHINGTON. d. G., on
business matters. They Will return
The latter part of next week. Prof. II.
/. Jones OF the university will speak
in the CONGREGATIONAL pulpit this
coming Sunday.
County Clerk Cattress Wednesday
morning issued two marriage licen-
SEES. One OF these was for Samuel !.
CUTS and Miss Malinda Runestead.
w Wy 49, w. W,,. go,'l An Four ronng
neanln @aya Mitcbell ae men pIace
OF residence.
Misses Emma Trip and Corey Hsf-
meister OF White Lake were visitors
in Mitchell yesterday.
Joe Lovinger of the firm OF Low
inger-Slade Co, has just returned
from Chicago where he purchased
The new fan and winter line OF
clothing; shirts, hats, ties and fur
nishings for men which Will be
handled by his firm this season. Mi.
i-oTinger states that what he got is
OF the pest ana ihat Mltehell people
Wlll be anie TO get gooa eooas 'hls
lali at goo" prices re VISITED ~.
49,, biai, 80 = Vow, en- jo,ahie ONO
- ~. -
ABOUT ha!I d H"utieu Hiecieii
peotle are IN AiFNdHolIa ,ou"y ~
tehalnS 'he Aahso county ial[. mt
Io ,, aaa oHont ~, o'N ,,, = ~ mora "ont
@Mnass oonnt.n NV o1,Io
"Sio9' '""h,i' ps ""'''
Mrs Bertha snyder and Mrs. II. r.
hi'h'' .. Ni.'e i"'Ne wire VISITOR
III M aymon of Tvndau is i'm
the CITY today.
Nrs " Maver has returned from
NIa. ~. = -H'Ie ms ietulHS" ION
She visited at humboldt. ERADICATE.
Rolfe. Marathoa, nexter. and pes
Moipes.
C,a+ NJ c1,oao ,rf,h ne ,,a,
eC"p" ~ ,iin -, ,ian.
ION ~ 80 %"S I'm a}
,of huron "Hele N'pV"ln on%Ue VIZ
~ @aySa.oi IThit"oy War
wa 'ri,i 5.+,.a l5j ronnraI *
aionr@, o.n ian+ - pa,3ia,. a,d NO..
, I'm aI.a oor, %
~ ,.i,l" 80 - h,ai,
1n;1i
m,. ,:.,,1u ~.
~ ,hie +,nr" $780, ~ 49,
Pc! !" - ~
dne ON am aIloqad nurchaen of oroc-
cries i'm 1911. in the municipal court
Nol,;o Of Rnife ,owo ara in ,fa
civ p,ests al Inc q l. Eranson
home. They made the "trip by auto.
MAYOR Hitchcock left This after
aeon for Running Mater where he
Min ene,d q connie OF davs AZ his
~count,.y nronerty
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
From Saturdays Daily

Mrs. K. Il. Hubbard and son Luz
verne OF Henry, who have been visit
ing at the j. c. Wood home left for
their home yesterday, Mrs. Wood and
baby accompanied them for a short
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
!, visit

OF tue corn palace popilcltS WORK al
the state fa1r winch Is In session next
week.
George f.. johnson. n member OF
the l91s graduating class OF Dakota
WESLEYAN university. left for CAMS
tota Yesterday morning where he mas
secured lhe p~r'h@lpaishlp OF the hleh
schooi iof the year
LIVE Collins and Leo Ho,saple re-
TUNED home YESTERDAY from Lake
Madison where they have beef the
past week on a fishing trip.
nov II Caso .,d fa,,iiv lef,
rridov fo, no, en,ings < n wbara
% sosa b. - - ~ NJ ~
church. Miss Joyce remains in Mitch
ell for the year and viii attend the
university.
M;ss Io,.oo rasa ,oo,.o +oo,, for
u,rrison : N n1,ara Ia n,j1l ,js;t
,,.;,h fnia,,as ~ ,a,. ra
Oscar Dyar LETT for Huron last
night where he viii have charge OF
the Monarch Malleable range pavil-
ion during the state fair which VIII
Nc IN session" next We'N'
Miss Della Harlow left this after
noon for Washington Springs, where
60, ~ Sha "
h, 49, 'Sraa 90 n y
oi .9' =" wa
80
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan left for
her home at Dubuque, Iowa, today
after a visit OF two months at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. \. Hen
nesar,
Miss Olive N~anschcin who is em.
Moved in the office of II y Hjtch-
cock was called ia her home nj Ged-
des Yesterday bv the su5den death
of an aun
vrord n,oo roca;raa ha,o todo, 81
IN ss y.
~ "Po ol. fann,nnl, $500 , ~
mamaeer of The over CloaE & snit
90 stora a. Mason on la NJ, Tonr1
nier was FORMERLY - Mitcbell man
and was nj one tioe connactod Win
INC Mitchell pn~hlishino "a bora ~
ILL., an old time theafre man and was
nj one limo naDaoar ~ mo OIvnnja
and MAYNARD tbeatres here.
Mrs s. ". ballard returned during
the week from a trip TO the Black
ii'''S'
The meeting of inc 0niimistic pris-
lciUas was he'd with the Misses MAY
Ethel and lrarioria Tonas vester99y
afternoon Tha fime nasea5 onicE1y
Win -embroiderv ,rorr ana crocne,
ling, During the afternoon MS Helen
Lyman and Miss Jessie Erion rend-.
cred several vocal and instrumental
solos. At the close of the afternoon a
dainty two course luncheon was ser
we'd by the hostesses. The next meet
ing of the club viii be with Miss Am
anda Alsene.
After The Rebekah odae last nioht
the members we're bonnil enrnrisod
nv a yatermelon fecd ser,.e9 nv nc
Nobla Grand Mr. Dafsv I,;.l
WIS. florence Amen OF Flpofg ana
slSlef-lh-laN MISS Na2ie Alien Oh
Parser ,. ~, VISITED al lhe nome
OF MIS-. Geo. Holleran betWeen trains
FRIDAY, Whlle enroute to Woonsocket
where Miss Allen is engaged as teach
lGt III lle DHDtlc schools winch DGglu
Monday. On her return trip Mrs. AL
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11

From Wednesdays Daily
Mrs David Burright who has beer
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-09-11
From Mondays Daily

From Mondays Daily
Fred Reuterstrom, district deputy
of the Modern Woodmen and his Wife
have gone TO Huron where they VIII
have charge of the NJ. w. A. tent
which the society has put up there
for the accommodation of its guests
during the fair.
AIR. and Mrs. John siberz and Mrs.
Jacob Siherz left yesterday in the
Siherz auto or Gettysburg and other
points on a ten days trip. Nj. Siberz
viii look after business interests in
that locality and also expects to be
on hand when the hunting season
opens September 10th.
Casper Tinkienberg left this morn.
ing for a business trip to Stickney
Armour and his old home at Corsica
y. Charlesworth and daughter Ad;
left today Cor Minneapolis where the,
viii spend a week on a vacation
trip.
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Nx.DAY BICYCLE RAGE =

>.~ Y.rt. itSs. >-rh- .vr.n.
'..'n team. uh.-H leaas,i a, n.ia,
nlsa, In tho "a. aiy.ar.i annual
sis'dss hiryei. rs.- q, ,isIis.a
saasru ..a 'ss.n s.su ssi,i intact al
'r. -hd sHa- elsa, hh.sr sud ur Ia
isss ,"s''. tr."s,i. Notwithstanding
sh acriasni' dJfiassh. NTH haur.
Tafcs tasn. vsIlns.r .s S-orsia.
Nppis hos.~ c' Germany AMI ''ame.
fsa of S-~ Nurs had hes! spiii az.
,r- Masisss avenue tar..
TIA. =.pr- i-s-ri shaved th., is-
miles ihr-7 isps. Lad i--n ,.s-t..i.
"y,rai'irs 'hs r.,"ti msi- d, Nal.
'n"af sri :a.'s"" last ,'ar. rhv
team. sss. suaetr'i win rri.,
.alinSs
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ence 70 the Lords supper IN which
Christ took bread aud broke IL. Il &,
remembered that the simple dis,ribu-
rion Of bread and wine BY man the
day before lie died should become
service OF such sacredness and uni
vcrrai observance. II can be account
I'd for only on the miracle ri God in
III. death OF Christ.
New and restricted prayers wer,
heard In that first assembly. The
Jewish psalm and formal prayers. II
Ia likely wer. heard also. Our ser
mon. Peters at Pcateeosi. ,r0duein: /:
y company s'eadfasi In prayer j.
nothing short OF u miracle. In COM
nuniiy Of prayer the weak finds his
faith strengthen. The many may do
that which one cannot.
The hteadfastn-rs Of the early die
eipie- In thee" four Instance. proves
that the revival al penteeos, was not
y failure. In their siesdtasin.ss they
Won the Christian race.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-08

cnroui..i-.Ny-. 80, . nsoa,s.
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Al the Methodist cha,eh.

tn. sctmvB ~ the t1fss NrthSuis'
Church yesterday morning Nss CH
the life OF IA. iiIst Christ,ad 'hSrs =
.ud the ,C,i ~as NS,. ::i:.
The ,Sur.fts OF r-u,.cos' ,oui,r- =
u-j .'radiss,Is l. fru inins.. H."
apostles teaching and fellowship. tbs
breaking vt bread aud Ia braycr.
The apostles themselves wsrc un.
der i.a,hius durins the ihrrc ,rss1
Vt sari.ts active miuistf, anb
.hsuzh much ~ the instiiu'i"n
.-m.i to bc Inst IL .,ii.,a amc to lixbi
aud swayrd the minds OF the Ill. i''-s
wacu the, received tide vcpicsostsI
aft Thus w"r" 'n.y ruuippcd u IL
teachers Til. converts, wcT" in need
ut irstru,,or. Ti- Jew. rudimcn-
Try faith must H. perfected auJ :
principles would hr the need Of The
heather To both GLASSES certain
doctrines ~cs. proclaim ed. \ kncw'-
,dsc of Chrts,'s iii" al death. The
Old Testament Inter, ,rvtcd in the
iixh, OF the Messiah. 4 rich aui
varied exposition OF til. pcrscnali'v
and work of tn" uciS spirit NJ,
i.schatcIogy .pii,errd with the glory
OF Christ, The tys,aisg ~1s ,rvzrcs-
sivc to NEE, the over widcn'os g
needs OF the CROWNS society.
Fellow snip meant ,hc mutual as.
sociation Of the disciples in the bic--
singx of Christ. The, dWelt together
as one great family. having deep con.
ccrn in all things that affect -ac',
other. How little wc, talk about God
in thesc days We can speak Of c,-
crything else but our Christian cN-
pcrtencc. Out OF this fellowship
grcw the communication Of gifts to the
needy. From the theoretical, love
came the practical SIT.
The breaking of bread has refer
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'iu til" gospel -f Ills scn and the
br' ath vi iiis sriri' work their trans
forming miracle in these cold heart.