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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
AMATEUR At TENNIS
OFFICIALLY DEFINED
BY GOVERNING BODY
Action Taken by National As.
ISOLATION to Head OF
England's Protest.

Th. ,ro,o.., r,,o ,v x,,ob /, /. A..
pe''e" =" 'e"''s "e'"e 'iie Jaw" 's""'"
amateur In this country was issued TO-
day by the National Lawn Tennis Asso-
c,a,ior r. A. understood "a ~cnso,,
s"'i'e'e''''s WIN '"' rue Vi '"s A"'sr-
national Federation OF Europe, 10 - 10
cause no friction as 10 Davis Gun
matches in the future. S..
The rule will be offered for adoptSeu
at The annual meeting of the national
body at :hc waltlorf.Astoria on FSA. {.
The only opposition to Il IN expeeted
from Invitation ana hotel promo,ed tour
naments which. IL the rule IA favorsA,v
acted upon. win have To depend uvon
local PLAYERS.
The report Of the ams,eur ru,. Gam.
m,ttee and the ruie fo,Iow.. 7.' -
"In view OF the fact that IN. y,nits6
states bns been foremos, IN fo.,s,ir,
international lawn tennis ON . hi.h
amateur basis through the comnstit,on
for the Davis Gun. your COMMITTEES ~
To report that thew are unan,mou. m
the opinion that our amateur rules
should he in accord with thu sn,rit AZ
the provision, aiming 20 maintain hssh
amateur standing in ~. amateur ruies
of the terna tional Lawn Tennis FafH
Grafton. f'.'
Under the rules OF the international
Federation, associations or clubs sre
permitted to send players a. their In
ddvidual representatives, paying trans
portation and reasonable hotel (Avinp
expenses. 30 worlds championship
events. On account Of the great ais
tances between prominent points within
the United States and also within many
Of the States. your committee are I'M
animous In considering II proper to aAd
to the events to which our associations
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12

Califeraians VITA TsanSs DouAlss.
MANILA. Pdliiiptnss. Jan. n-TAe
lawn tennis doubles championship -
the Orient was won here to-day By
william n. Johnston and Ella Tottrsx,
both Of California, who beat the Japan
csc players. Kumagae and Nomura, by
three straight ssts. The soors was g..
4" 60 .r
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
NEW WoRLD 's RECORDS
BY SKATER MATHlESEM

paNsTfAts5A. Jsa. iA-osear Nsth-
49, ymeec1ay ~ TIVE wovh's Nskat-
~ seeer1A H ssvsEea - metres
- = - seconds anA ~ 0sepo In
nste. y - eeeeslA ~ Iesvteas
"A ~ = s !: - ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
FEDERALs CAN'T GET SAFER:
HE'S SIGNED WITH CUBS,

CHICAGO. Jan. H.-vietoe 0aiee. ths
Chicago Natiouars nrst bassnnan. whosa
detection to the Tsdsrai League has
been rumo5sd for . week. ct doubts
at rsst to-day. when his contract ~
three years with the local National
team was reoeivsd By President Mummy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
SPORT BRIEFS.
morrow. He y on board the steamship
Kronprinsessin Cecilie.

morrow. He y on board the steamship
kronprinsessin Cecilie.
The Brooklyn csitics. runners-up for
first honors In the hrst division OF the
New York state Amateur League, en-
countered the st. George =. c.. tall
enders. In tho same competition ysstsr.
day afternoon at Edison Field. Brook
Ign. and walloped the Saints all over the
gridiron. The score was 10 goals to q
AZ half time the Celts were leading by
I goals TO 0. and although they relaxed
their efforts In the second period they
ran up six more tailies.
Campion. the crack centre forward OF
the winners. was In superb form and
landed the sphere In the Saints Mt foul
times. King. O'HaAaran and Ionic
each found II twice.
SYDNEY. N. q. W.. Jan. Alton Nc
Covnick Of Australia yesterday beat
Johnny Summers. the English pugilist
In q twenty-round contest for tho Brit.
ish welterweight championship. Nc.
C0rmi0h won on pointA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
No Meeting Tonight Between
hsAmstsr and olbbens Looks
8 Mere Ike q Real Scrap Than
Anything Scheduled h Many
+ months..

A ~ e: n Z IA a. sx x:.. 49, O.
- 0ls one to-night--AleAiiistsr anl
AIks 0ibbons-aossn't turn out Il
- . sissliag session. 1T - put bsforl
. o4oeA q kings. wAars - - q
'oooA1Ag emf
3Aars what ws'rs eli sayfng. TAsss
~ Seen ether matches accompanied
- oioA oxpsctat1ons. and Whsa meg
vero ever " looked back and rsmarksd,
wen they had . couple q good pre-
0nlnariss. anyhow" Oncs In Q while
. much looked forward to match y rishs
- - sxpsctationA But that's only once
= while TIE rsst Of the time We ct
GBeAees instead Of action. Thses was
1Aas oibbons-M e0oorty AFFAIR. Tor In
seancs. Mlks Jumped away from No
0eorty like . rabbit from sattlssnaks-
- that's about al Mike ala %. sxcspe
70 the last round. Then hs save 10 Q
sample OF what ne could have done II
h,s heart hadn't slipped cos. You 80,
a0c0oorty had been knocking out thoss
visiting middleweiUht champions IN Q
round each, and Mike knew all about
that nAttensr. and DIDN'T partisaiasly
he Il.
But this time II really hooks - Il ths
oght might be night n We wanted 70
ys1at all the reasons we'd have to start
oas own Ink factory. But there 49,
I've o. tAres that might b slipped IN
here without taking too much room.
rirst-0ibbons knows AeAllistsr hasn't
sA0wn . Mc0ooety punch.
Second-McAilister y 20 fast end e.
9sesivs that Niks couldn't get away u
- wanted TO: he'll have 70 Scrap
dor1 hlttar that NcAEi0eor WV have
- agtk hb bsst-and judging from
eanpass Tat 'osgs" mus - somsthins
fairly astcntahinS.
TVfHU s*yas - whioA NsAi,sstsr
whippsd 0attiing Lsvinsky slaa
given the boxing fAns . molten
tAat Aiss 0ibbons 10 up agsiast the
hArdsst propos,tiea ~ ever struck.
l1aAAistsr Isn't . one punch Aghtsr.
NJ werts every kind q ?. punch. and
hb ASfss,as = about - 'nsar perfect -
eavtAaag ever seen In . ring. He playa
r. ~ body fully - much - fer the
h1nA Lac Mike. - aossaAt lamp
assuaA vsry much. satssuGh ~ b quick
- 'thsnA And I mus confess tha& I
AAoAsree With the general impression
~ AcAuisser hAAn't . punch. He
s4oggsrsd Lsvtnaky several times. and
0lAss more thAa de heavywsashes have
AeaA - . rule NoAilistss won most
- ~ aaatsur aghts with Quiek knock
eooA which elbows that he has the
00pA when ~ needs II A Ashtsr may
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a. Lindf0rs won the road race yes
tsrday held by the uoencos A c. He
sen ne ~ 1iles n ~ -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12

R0B that ~ the ntfnoie prooo agents
are sending ost notices 20 the effect
= tAat uhs winner Of s0ne approaching
Wra1liag tournament = 70 b matched
VIM Frank 0otch.
Nobody knows better than the press
assnts that the notice 10 . plain fake.
for the winner 10 not TO be matched with
FRANK 0otch. Nobody v to b matched
With Frank 0otch. The latter gave out
.asaia three days ago. In Chicago. .
public statement that hs has built up
business that takes ~ Of his time
snA y bringing him IN . lot Of money.
and that he'll never wresus another
match. II know ! could clean up about
oSeysDo In Q month or two said 0otoh.
"hut "a have to put n lot Of time ct
hard training nrst. and Il wouldn't pay
me"
Frank 0otch 10 out Of Il dannitely
anl onally. He isn't anxious 70 wsestle
again. and probably nobody 70 going to
ioss weight with worrying over Il " he
doesn't
lxrvHRY psrson IN he q. q. viii
b insane IN 10 years." prsdiots
an eminent authority.
-. don't know. won't
FAKE DAUBERr has refused oao.ou
for . three year contract with the
ysdersi Lsasua Wei. v . ssnow
caa't take thing he might - we'll havs
the ssusfactioa q getting In Q seed.
AGoogmiaod refusal, anyhow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12

Frank FARRELL has about recovered
from the ioss of King Cole The signed
contracts Of Fritz Maissi and Ray Cald.
we'll have come In and they 80 the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12

ooSuzts
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II This IL True It Explains
Ban hnson's Note of
Welcome to the Invod.
eys-Ciants and White
Sox Untouched.

class pe players about whom he should
worry.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-12
FEDERALS PLAN TO DRIVE:
MURPHY OUT OF BASEBALL

put IL. After smoking out everybody
You fellows could. who did you and
sitting there burt Ned Hanlon?"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
DISTRICT COURT.

Following is a list Of the cases set
for trial in the fifth week Of the Dis
trict Court, which begins next Mon
day:
State OF Texas VS.. Oscar Ross,
charged with stealing hogs, set for
October 9Th.
State of Texas VS.. Bine Murale.
charged with disposing OF mortgaged
property, set for October 9Th.
A. A. Cooper VS.. II. +. Smith ct al,
trespass TO try title, set for October
9th
Earl Averyheart VS.. Simon Thur
mon. suit for trespass and possession,
set for October 5th.
Bill Carroll VS.. Bryan & Central
Texas Interurban, suit on contract, set
for October 9th.
Beneditto Bonzero VS.. S. d. Stefan,
trespass to try title and suit for dam
ages, set for October It'll.
Rosa Graham VS.. Allen Smith, in.
junction to restrain sheriff from sell
ing land. set for October It'll.
James A. Caps VS.. Palermo Bros.
suit for damages. set for fifth week
Houston & Texas Central R. r. Co
VS.. G A. Buchanan. injunction, set fol
October 9Th
The Court was recessed until Mon
day by Judge Scott yesterday and the
jury for the week dismissed Judge
Scott returned to his home in Frank
lin last night to spend the remainder
OF the week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
DO you take advantage OF the cas-
discounts AZ Hardy Newton's?

DO you take advantage OF the cash
discounts at Hardy Newton's?
j. p. Adkins was In the city today
from his home near College.
Fred Standard has returned from a
business trip TO League City.
The new phone in the Singer Sew
ing Machine Store is No. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. T Bowling were
among the visitors 10 the city today
Mrs. A. W. Royder OF Wellborn was
Ia visitor to thecity today
| Mrs. David Reid went 10 Dallas to-
day for visit 10 relatives.
Guard against fire, let us examine
that flue for you. Myers Hardware
Co
| Miss Annie Lang went 10 HeY1Ba.
den today on visit 10 friendsfand rel
atiyeg.
George p. Edse n, Harris school
house was in ths<eify-.edny on bust
ness. u
Just received a shipment OF the He'd
Flower Pots with savers to<match
at Myers. =
Frank Kulak Of RoeLPrairie com.
munity was in Bryan on business TO-
day.
W. II. Buchanan OF Kurten was
transacting business In the city to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Barefield Of Be-
dias were among the visitors 10 the
city today.
Miss verna Taylor has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
= Topeka, Kan.
Mr.. and MrS>J L,>Hsnsarling we're
among the visit@s to the lefty To-Day
from Wellborn.
Prof. A. Mitchell of R>&,N, was in
the city this afternoon shd paid the
! Eagle a pleasant call
Mr.. Reeds music studio. Carnegie
Hall. Phone SO. Substitute, near
East Side school.
NJ. II. James. Jr.. arrived today from
Brazoria for q visit 10 his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. James, Sr
II r. S. Newsome, manager OF Thy
Hoppe and Robinson plantations lnA'
bottom. was in the ely this afternoon
III Mir-a-co is the established germ an'
bug destroyer. Use this wonderful
remedy and enjoy the blessings o
| health.
Ill Mrs. o. ]. Turnsek and children o
Houston arrived today for visit 4
| her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Witt
man.
II Don't say when you see your HON
burning that you wished You had lie
Myers examine that defective fine
Do II today. We have the experience
workmen. Phone $50. Myers.
II Mrs. B. W Armstrong and daughte
and Miss Jones OF HOustonCarrived tC
day and are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
= Robert Armstrong.
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Mrs. Hazel suith returned to her
home in Houston yesterday after a
visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. S.
l.. Eayes.
Don't wait until cold weather gets
here and think there are no others
ahead OF you. for you will get left.
Let US put up and polish that stove
now. Phone $50. Myers Hardware
Co.
Mrs. Emma Thomas returned to her
home in Navas6ta yesterday after a
visit to her brothers. Messrs. W. B.
and ]. B. Sanders and their families,
Mrs. VI. A. Oser and Miss Eunice
Biron OF Galveston returned homeyes-
terday after pleasant visit 70 villa
Maria Academy.
Mrs. Geraldine Kelly and daughter,
Mrs. ]. w. Robinson OF Marlin arrived
yesterday and are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley Kelly Of Tabor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01

What about living that flue exam
ined and your stove polished and put
up before cold weather sets in. We
can do It. Myers Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F Patterson wen
to Palestine today where they win
make their home in the future. MI
Patterson has been employed as tel
egraph operator at the !. 4 @. y. De
pot IN this city for some time.
Mira-co is the established germ and
bug destroyer. Use this wonderful
remedy and enjoy the blessings Of
health.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Dixie tonight.

oikio tohiBnL
c. R, L. Jones wa in today from
Harvey.
Piers pure lager PER in bottles at
Marwill's.
DR.: Geo. F. Lee Jas up today from
Wellborn.
Car new flour jqt unloaded at Har-
Major Cliff A. 4Iam. /. home for
a few days.
T. w. Beard WIS in the city today
from Edge. NJ
VIM HudspeJ Of Tabor Ss-fn the
city today.
Herman KNIT OF Kurten was, in
town today.
NJ. B. Easter was in The city today
from Kurten.
+, A. CappI was In the city today
from Benchl6
claud and Pat Moore of Edge we're
in the city Vday.
Fish and oysters Friday at Hardy
Newton's market.
Red Flower Pots all sizes with sau'
GERS to match at Myers.
A. b. M,Swain was in the city to
day from Rock Prairie.
Car apes at satterwhite's. Prices
reasonable r. =. Taylor.
w. L. ooss was in the city on bus
mess todiy from Tabor.
Gus Stevenson was nj the city today
from his home near Kurten.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
A. AND N. RECEPTION.

The citizens are again reminded OF
the reception to be rendered the peo-
pie of the A. and NJ. College on TO-
morrow night at the home OF Major
and Mrs. l.. l.. McInnis. II is given
by the citizens OF Bryan and all are
not only invited. but urged 10 attend
and assist in making II a success.
Come and meet the College people,
welcome them 70 our midst and In
this way build up very close reia-
tionship between Bryan and College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
HARRIS WAS RELEASED.

The negro, Nose Harris, who was ar
rested by Sheriff Conlee on suspicion
of having been implicated in the burn
ing Of the Oscar Kurten home at Kur
ten Sunday night, has been released
from custody on account of lack Of
evidence. Sheriff Conlee is still work
ing on the case, and hopes to develop
something in the near future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01

commerce.-The Farmers Stats
Bank and the First National
Bank of this city have consolidated.
The two institutions merged now have
capital of $4,000
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

]. p. Royder to John Royder, ISL
acres OF land in the William Ellis sur
vey and 60 acres of land in the Sam
uel Davidson league in Brazos county;
consideration, $4,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-01
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Cotton has been received In the 10
ral warehouses this season as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
ALWAYS THE PEOPLE PAY.
Thc Conqreaationalist. Aunust 1a


A FfER all the terrible lessons OF the ages
- past. even with the devastated still bleed.
ing Balkans before them, could not the masters
OF war ana emperors who responsible for
this conflict realize that the most precious nos
sessions oil any nation are its men, women and
childfen. that the homes are the bulwarks az
nation that civilization advances only in
peace while war destroys their best and breeds
naFoafism? Have they not learned the blight.
hg curse that comes from race hatred which
me SPIRIT OF war infiames? But is not war
inevitable among those whose chief business
- preparation for war If their purposes are
ruled by "A Napoleonic ambition?
ME the war lords safe their lust for power
ana great domain the people pay the terrible
price-always the people pay
In orr horror and dsmay that a great var
involving all Europe and menacng all the ma.
tons OF the world, should be begun so ruthless.
~ we might despair of the onward course OF
me Kingdom OF Righteousness But we must
NOT lose our faith in God. Even the blind am.
hilton and brutal warfare of worldly monarchs
shali be made TO serve Gods purposes The
cause OF justice and righteousness is coming
10 us own. In recent years democracy has
made steady and rapid progress throughout
the world, especially in Europe
The gospel of democracy world brotherhood
and world peace is proclaimed by the prophets
OF the twentieth century. The prophets vision
Is breaking upon the multitude upon those
VINO 90 the worlds work and fight the worlds
battles They are beginning to realize the
price they have to pay for monarchy the price
they have 10 pay for war They realize as
never before their right and their power to rule
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
WARRIOR WHAT?
Christian Herald. Aug. 2e. 1914.


lH Europe to-day seven countries are engaged
in bloody warfarc.-FOR WHAT?
Seventeen million men have been called from
their peaceful vacations and are engaged in
trying 10 slaughter one another-EOR WHAT?
or these seventeen million over thirty thou.
sand have already been murdered.-FOR
WHAT?
Wherefore # follows tha, over thirty thou.
sand wives. mothers and children have been
hcreaved OF husband or father.-FOR
WHAT?
The patriots Of &c went to war for prin.
oiple the establishing OF which had an mme.
dlate effect upon their pockcthooks their
pride, and an ultimate result in upbuildng the
whole country. When the war in Europe is
over every person who survives will be poorer
every moral sense blunted. every sense of Jus.
tee dued-the progress Of civilization re.
tardcd no one knows how many years-FOR
WHAT?
ASK the pocntates who sit upon the thrones
ASK the wastreis whose personal aggrandize.
ment IS being reared upon the grief of the
people. ASK the spirit of mitarsm that HOY.
crs like vampire over the uplift of humanity
ASK the diplomats who might have prevented
II, but did not. Ask the people themselves in
the name OF common sense why and for wha,
purpose crime of such cnormity should be
permitted.
The present Is one that will make the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06

hurics with 1t, the freer will the held be for
the growth OF a real peace which can onij
rave its roots in the brotherhood of man.
Peace We want, but il must be peace, no.
mere absence OF actual hosttlcs covering
seething depth OF suspicion, hatred. envy and
fear. II BY some miracle the marching hosts
could be turned back today; If the hunting
ships Of prey could he drawn homo 10 their
own coasts; If tho cmperors who have claimed
vine sanrion for their appeals TO force could
he suddenly brought To countermand their
wanton orders for death and destruction. 1t
remains miserable certainty that the state
OF armed tension would yet exist the garrisons
on international boundaries would not be re.
duccd. the making OF guns and explosives
would not cease the toll Of the farmer and
tho mechanic would still be taxed more and
more heavily for the upkccp OF these mon.
strous armies and goldbraided general STATS
and tho tension would simply continue TO grow
with added cause of distrust in the recent.
~ demonstrated iutilty OF international guar.
antees national promises.
As long as any nation any sovereign In
Europe retains the power or the will to dev.
astaic an unofending neighbour as Germany
has done 10 Belgium. TO plunge n continent
into war without warning. as Austria has done
to Europe. so long is any peace in the real
sense OF the word q social mpoSsi bility Peace
yes-Dut not a peace which bears within its
bosom the seeds OF perpetual war. whether
hidden or open. Peace. again yes. but mot a
peace which is simply the ingenious balanc.
ing on the point OF the bayonet a soapbubble
which is bound TO burst.
Out OF this destruction may vet come forth
brotherhood The people OF Germany do not
nate the people Of France any more than the
people OF England hate the people OF Austria
AND perhaps when the princes and the war
can'netS ana the monster guns and the high.
power explosives and the bombdroppinr aero.
piahc5 have thoroughly and absolutely demon.
strated ihcir incapaciy to preserve peace or
10 promote International amity the peoples will
TAKE the matter into their own hands Let It
be TINS peace. ful final and fruitful that we
pead Tor IN our prayers, and not that mere
mockeFN ot peace which has long gone by
its name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-06
FAILURE OF CHRISTIANITY"
The American Hebrew, Angus, a..

TUE London Jewish World dated August 8.
just before England declared against
Germany, contained AN excellent editorial
pointing to the failure OF Christianity in the
present crisis. The World said
LAS we write the air is burdened with war
aud the threats of war. Vast armies are mob
iliaing marching and countcr-marching The
voice OF diplomacy is hushod to whisper AL
most And men arc asking not whether the
crimson tide OF slaughter can be stayed, but
how much Of the worlds territory 1t can bs
permitted TO dye. The 'Armagcddon.' so long
prophcsicd seems at last at hand, and Europe
looks as if it would, in the historic phrase, rat
tie into barbarism' and the sun OF civilization
sci in OF blood.
AS We pondcr these things we ask ourselves
whether ne do indeed live under n Christian
tivilization-un the supreme dspensation
Of the Prince Of Peace Is this all that two.
thousand years Of Christianity driven ahead
in the teeth OF all opposition and over the
bodies oil countless myriads OF martyrs eau
accomplish for mon? Has this creed, with all
the endless misery and suffering that IT mas
ontailcd done nothing after all but lead tho
nations to The brink OF spiritual bankruptcy
and material ruin"
'"rhc Christian creed stands confessed to-
dav before all men MS a horrible and CHASTITY
failure. \ faith whose cornerstone is broth
crly peace but whose priests have blessed the
cannon and the battlcship and turned
tinent into great camp bristling with steel
already suspect. But now that nearly all
it's chief Notarics have sprung at one another'3
throat 5. and inaniacal fury has seized the
Christian hosts, sic y!tice of reason asks:
Can this barren crtcd, the principles of which
count Tor so little in practise. survive tho OK.
posture? Has not the world had surfcit OF
hollow mockcrioa? Mockercs, TO be sure!
The religion whose own adhorenis turn their
cities into SHAMELESS is still preached to Jews
; the Indispensable key to salvation and rivers
OF gold are set flowing 10 accelerate conviction
Do Tor Gods sake. and the sake OF common
decency let us have All end to this intolerable
and hateful business. II Christianity cannot
guard its own children. Let ii at least cease
TO pirate 10 Jews OF its spiritual blessings. In
the weller OF blood and panic let us for mcrcy's
sake have done with Hypocrisy and keep a
clean tongue"