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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
shroedcr TO Join Tacoma

Lefty Shredder. star Pendleton
pitcher who arrived back In Pendle-
ton Sunday In search of a Job, re-
ceived a telegram this morning from
Russ Hall. manager OF the Tacoma
club, to join that club at once for a
train. He had already found Job
here on the Berkeley building under
course OF construction but felt no
hesitancy in giving it up for a chance
to get a berth on the Northwest
league
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Lariats for Round-up pri,cs

The Roundup board has received
letter from the Portland Cordage
Co. announcing its intention OF fur
nishing two dozen lariats for prizes
at the annual frontier show. This
company has given lariats each year
increasing the number at each show
so enthusiastic is the management
over il.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
rons Robbcrs and saves sIsi.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-An attempt 70
rob r. J Ray0eld. sass Greenwood
avenue. cashier q the Mathews IyPe-
s,tting company. SIS Federal street
ss be was returning to the office with
a pay roll amounting 20 St2i was
made
As he reached the second floor OF
the building in which the offices are
located q man stepped Up 70 him and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Rosenberg Gets Third Deer.

Report comes down from Lehman
Springs that Herman Rosenberg yes
terday bagged his third deer of the
season near that place. The report
states that Dale Philips. a local barber
took the first shot at the animal and
crippled it whereat Rosenberg brought
it to earth with a well directed shot.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Auto Party to Mallowa.

r. w, Ritner. John Dickson and
Roy Buchanan viii leave tomorrow
in tho Rtner auto for wallowa Lake
for an outing. They will take Round
up literature with them in order 20
advertise the big show in that section.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Rour.i.un buttons Arrire.

A shipment OF Se.7OO lapel buttons
for the 1914 Roundup has been re-
ceived at Roundup headquarters
and win be distributed within a few
DAYS. The buttons are neat and at
tractive
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18

lane county officials are planning
{ road from COeurg north 10 cost
sso.eoo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Funeral Is Postponed.

The funeral OF Mrs. Charles L.
Cameron and baby. set for this aft
ernoon. has been postponed until .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to await
the arrival of relatives. 1t will be
held st the Folsom chapel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Boise May Come to Round-up.

News comes from Boise that there
will be no wild west show or fair in
that city this year and that residents
OF that city are contemplating COM
ing to the Roundup on a special
train.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
wittock Baby Dles.

The little baby OF MFR. and Mrs.
julius wittoek OF Pasco. died last
night In this city. 1t was only two
days old.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
mas AdenoIds Remoyc.i

Willie Waffle. young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ID. b, Waffle. yesterday un-
derwent an operation for the removal
of adenoidS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
NeWsy Notes of PendletonI
Visiting MH. Nash.

Mrs. John sherman OF Norris
SpringS Iowa. arrived last night to
visit AZ the home OF her sister-in-law.
MIS- Laura Nash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18

told him 10 throw up his hands In
stead Of obeying BAYFIELD, made a
grab for the robber. who fed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
IcaNc for Ringham

James Il. Sturgis. F. f. welch and
Fritz Lundstrum left last evening by
auto for Bingham Springs for short
outing. ]. A. Cooper. proprietor OF
the resort, returned with them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
o.-w. r. &.N. AGENT nack.

T. F. o'Brien. local agent OF the
O.-W. II. & -. Co. arrived home on
No. IL today after an absence of five
weeks most OF which was spent at his
old home in Springfield. Mass.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Rnrs Ncw Automohne

Thomas Thompson. kell known To-
cal farmer. yesterday purchased from
the oregOn Motor Co. 1915 Buick.
model -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18
Gets scats for Ronnd-un

H. C. Blewett OF the Spokane Har-
vester Co, was here yesterday and
made arrangements for seats at the
Roundup and for accommodations
while in Pendlston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18

4 $4,000 bridge Is TO so in At oai
ridge across the Willamette
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-18

City barns win be built at Portland
to cost $4,000.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-18
PRESENT DAY SOCIAL CONDITIONS
fOE Tie Istsgsencer ~ Rev. u H. Asrn NeaIs
ssssI es2sf ess SGreei CorraspOndent

and what Is rightfuiiy theirs adds 70
the riches OF those who haze absnd.
lance, and who can take a vacation at
will. 80 3. 81 ~. 80 s. &
stiIt iB well TO TeTassaber that pluck
and deteEAlnetioai isre valuable. as
sets In tas racetof life but even these
could accomplish more, if certain So
!ciai barriers were Eet1pYed. one OF
tfIe great needs OF this age is less az
self .aua more OF brotherhood. Yes,
self is o great IlOnste teF that we should
put behind us, and He e5lo came, not
ito seek H1sFown gpnd, but the soals
of men, VITA fDpart the seif-forEetf,Il
spirit to ali who raRlly crave It.
BhhOhp Spencer OF Utah, In ad-
dressing "a convention Of bishops IN
New York city last year said, speak,
ing of the relation that should III
ways exist between the CHURCH and
common duties of lie, aThe church
must not bp ashaInads to learn the
Iissson that .sotI Teaches her, as he
teaBhes men, EhrouEli foolish and
weak things of the earth, that Iabcr.
not the capital Is the basis ofali value.
Men at worst are worth more .iiaii
dallaEs st their si5zss. siiizsss He saws lie
church must cease 10 bs the ..simoil-
err Of the rich,tp, ana should became
|tite champion pf the poor" He said
tflat5 three e-fourtlis &c siie male spppl-
/, ION Sof th Is, country are; lnrof flfia I
|lfieopie an dseiteSi agitesB in 1900 which
chow bat pen5 5canss oE the population
Ilqtf the United States then owned i7fl,5
Iiep caflssssg hits YeftEs while 90 pnr
dentit eGa lssIi:3 ,y.a:
| qeRtilb iHhasj it!ssiii Be seenadhat II IS
EYerd cent gt the ppppahtiaa OH this
ma len. oFi5ei In IagO ali Of its wealth
except four and two-tenths per cent,
lellteh g a.s see.aas;isd - the hands or Bs
per seelt.. OF our. population.
The latest figures sing nm III,
Esnhject are.inot In ila,id, but let uT
Eliollei tiley are nm Improvement upon
those quoted above ana still stiiare
lis room. = s1SSsE
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-18

iNheFe are many, many noble men
and woI1an in. tbe wosld who snek to
make life blessing 20 others. some OF
these are wealthy, while others he
long TO the middle class But there
are certain social conditions that /
think can and should be remedsed
We sid,,id never tofest that Christ
for for Sprssses . I, 81, q his own choosing
inss -. ~, - : y saA
uorF. .1 sor 80 ~ - hs,,oss
that be ssor,sS n Ioss,,S.s, - Il srsr ,sr,s,.
sfop Ills iifot tis4s ,sslsTtSg exntnr,la c
Of the s,ganitS ot alt honsst oEk. ar,d
NO ftIe foiiowar ~ gIs thnngb he
ride ia . nriysie ;n,aiaca .ar sy;,, saorn r
the man IN che ,.a,s;, 81 :, s,,,,n s :,
:, ~ ~,
whIah the sSnd vet a. - ., I
tstldenay 81 tig 81 WITH ssss, 81 ,ss,s9 -,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-18
WHICH LADY NIIL Be
UIglIN UIIIlIlY IlIII TllllI|1|IT? ?
DON'T Overlook Anyrf,iE z eI'fSas EcbIss Like rs
Subscfi lion: Let IN ~ cur FieiseIs SEiovy YOU
. Want Their Aid S. 81 .'s
ToNIGIEr Is TTlE NIGHT AT I'VE DIsTRIBuTEa THE $50
I'm GOLD-0NEMORE SUBSCRIPTION sAzkYSBE THE 2.
- ONE9XQU| NEED. .tt E

Aroused by the offer of $50 inxguid
given tonight, there is the gTeatsst
excitement lampng those who are fiHII
any syaytinteE in the sgHegte con-
test nnd one enc Bslp recognizes the,
full significance of this offers viii not
be caught mapping by their compete,
tors. 80 40 st.t,3fses.,
The time is growing close for the
close OF the contest and candidates
should exert every effort 10 obtain
spcesss as zheaf filfs;i weeks run aIriii /
be n stFanu9as one, This goes,witle
otlt sRssisig. Phef sira atagemen Feites
rates 9hat there fsiasnH plenty OF
time for an actige catd date to settle
down to work and make the chance
to. WIN one OF the PRICES. With. a
few hours each day devoted to se-
curing subscriptions there is not, one
candidate whose name appears! III
this cantesst; shat cannot win one of
the prizes If q systematic and persis-
tent campaign rs followed out To
those who have not sent their first
slibscfip ion the Contest Department
nrges. .Sifch. to Set quick and do their
heavS work t0fUorfn iF a x ~
ONLY ,55SS SJJfI 1tRE WEEKS IN
WHO ~ 3fIsT yCJ res =. y0BsWIlsL
NEED EyFffY Af0SfEAT OF y THE
TIME HIST .sI! n,
PoR1,ANT. THING is THE IS 0NFEsT
AND HOW YOU WI E Mo is3tlT
IN TT! p. EjE E4s;SEiFI MARCH
l2. 1914.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-18

tssa5ta : ssssf - ss,I
termlhed resistance TO the oppressi4e
1ssisiation OF In gland, their seVen
Years OF struggle Tor Independence
when they po1red out their treasures
aud blood like wafera Who can
danbt the Eaeftle of q people who etat
hssked esoe an unknown sea with
out chart QFsaoIppass IN the establish
A5aat ef n TA5ibIl lus In she .;f f6Eas OF tho
pred Lotions of the entire world that II
could aOt endured and VINO can
d0uks the Statesn1gnshjp Of q ipeopie
who have madAje q nation Of sl1e fiTst
power, end thai ainost within the life
sinfe OF men and women who utiSIl aiipi
vtwe? 4s,5 u! ~. ~. ;,.s.s 4, ,setIa
Coming on down through the years
who're the s6uth's fRtslisctuafssl slants
preyaiiedtin In the halls OF, Congress
against the agreszions OF those. who
iypnid deprive her Of her conBtitu-
tiopal rights, let. the reader of the
future history learn the story Of how
| ther flower of our country; .R0Eglt for
9ellf long ye1rs and went down TO hon.
.orab ssafeatS Let him know how the
f9ptsoFe veteran, as The buEtotned up
phlsj 8ffled salld tatterea gray ibaeket,
turned bis faee snatb Inward from t4 -
IlnFta tttnx and ofe,lni his ,!l1ome itl
ruins, dlis farm devastated, shls stock
killed, bis barns! burned, hts asaxes
ffe9s and his money sJaorfiiIess. lie.
slilla, lsoIlaw that tho gheerGslfesl gby dc,
feat, Without n1oneE employment Ils-
terial s0r ira aining, ne faced end solved
the pgrayest problem that ever cor,
fg1nedf human Intelligence the estab-
ltshment Of stAtns, for .iti5
|ofs liberated slaves 5 ~, 80 q. a.. f,
Surely IL there ISgns ever an hour oi
need for. sta tatesplahsajp. at iwas then
and, thanks. TO taei @ cd ;of. nations, ON
southern men 3!lad d been. Sehaole ,tp
h iStatesinanship, and order was1restofi
Sad, and pe.ee car s-te4Re torn stHife Etg.
en- cotrls = 8 a,ll lFprG.
dent eoaHeft ina es il 4stions
4 be SOUTH last seoulo Into lei
iosIgl and Alter o. apse qi suii ~ y
centufys lsd bt tic nation.
Nj ~ hern statesman
whose ifterHrR fame IS no less bfiliianj
than Ees = sssaaT iiftife stetesi
man: Theee are In the halls of cen.
ghess audi in tho nation, ,sij councils
southern atesHfen today who press re.
Stais the history 0f the nation, and
their nssses will be handed deWfl tC
llpostsrity ard TO !istory5 as siltely and
lwithzas brilliant aarec0rd IA thai
which saderDs2 othors whose fame Il
AeeHre. &. .5,5 ..i3.s j sils
us not belsail the fact that liter
AZURE ms zach has not flnusiRked .siT
our aosit Inland but rather Ietslus sRejoict
tittt ljisiias been s4ii,f lttesi IN letters. 81
blood tand gilded With the bright ats4
sparI Iiing lSa iialee OF massive Intel;
IiieGtt sstcils lik lttite that time can.
Tale, nor age estrey. :, z US
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s5SstS vi - ] ely JlIl5 ECS9 9191G 8 -
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sre pnbllshed only hs III fortaat ti0f afiis
Are not Guaranteed IS 8 = 3 =
lsapd rartHFe os tfafha ff1in
a s1a. s., C. S A
No. s '{slt krfl fnfn I'fme
20 GFeenyille all d on. = s 20 "a.
q Qteafl lie and laeftn1i !, t1s so Z. ~
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8eltal, taF1llgh q slssiIle 20
Belt !, .. !, = 80 I. !. J ! 10 ~ N.
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g ~ q - t::;t q. s7l.
25 ssreeFHi.in and neitorl {. j: Is j. 4.
~ sztlant4. Asgttl balsas asl
seneca 80 & !. J. q u s. -.
=. lSeIessa s.s - ~ % -
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from coIufnhia II &.
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60 tsellen ami III iie so 4. I,,.
"a 1leifon ana q faen 4. ls3 =. IS r.. -,
q B1ifan Chaflestqll. 1 IS.
GreehTflle ana colilinbfh 4 : 81 Il Is.
So lseflnli. fsninrhAIsl ~. : - ~
leston esd GFeenvill 8 "a saf -.
2 Seneca halla sad
eilt ~ ~. :. + ~ X sssss 1850 es II
IL seneca Ia tIlroE
coael from 5hiu ss r.;
No he gag 3 4tgiil lee
siletas cars Nos "a. ~ s, 4 & 8:
Con aecll1n IS made et faa Dl.
EQ1theFn tf5ins ana 54 e7lece 4ee
trhtfa 80 AklsIlf 9tzd 61t
luftlier infcE So ieset
aFeutH or ~ ) As
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-18
MINDS OF SOUTH


II. le ai6ssa4 S ~ aiss si3tjiY,
afsoney To lfstan t68ii jA i,itiR 81 Ss,sa
eFptessfIsls ia4la.aca
ne q
1p ll ~ III e
Atii1g; tlt6iE u l3Ei IS y M i 4
pl ii fft Y "a
the INDIAN ufIt il "a &
destiny for III d 3 Zi 81 q ~ "a
{ B5atle ttliE 1s1s
ills " tern 5i6i :,e, < !
hesct by I'd end III g SSS;;;
aIais In the scrii3 bis hot snfiif Il !: k5
s5ss5sG IItIl' epiet'
and nedit Tive NJ 81 Il ~ ha 81
lie felt that his sszs sFsfs Sen
peflilEd and tha at Ms conasitntionhl
pEiyiieges being fhraat fned tby.
IA .Ae enotionaIl sasscll niEts. BsiTig d
deyotee to- abe 20 ma tinzi ~,
fathers framed and feeling that the,
esutrest way TO pfesefye II wt slitif ll,ys
recourse ID kha laas.l -.
.s.:I -. q !. "a 3 Or Epy69nEieht
iis tupplse rrse him e, sEsli illzsss
ts1a N ttle lap OF this sectional Iolitcs
were nuPtfilsss enbbleat and aiibs
FINEST of, sssatessEE ca OF when h.stSrys
has a gep0Fd. 3 Il S g
- 80 - = ~
sronl the feitading OF the eoioiisss.
on southern aoif the IS
kl.a sH stild prpbielns 81 81 iye a
tIIt "a atilosi I'd karl.
lion or ne mi Ids.
las lssseil Ii south no Lone Da
eod of 9aabe lkas IA q
Esii NJ WV eTa IN which IiferAtufe
lolifasl eq.. Rerc has been siieces-
sion Of btlrpigss qaeEtions from sfijish
she cotild not a1seape exaebf 4 81 tlio
Egensta .ne Ia 5rntj;e yfarsiofs
e ~ q no m as I5efSfl .fflS
busy tEres Linz with these sitiessson nj
CORY fleids, en tIi . bIlssirgs ana IN le9.
islatiye councils to aaect asiiet inetii.l
tatlolt Ia the ciyasan fields or iitcr;I-
tursl 'sSs. q ss'ss
nlssi ne eifreRt lndieatiDn oe Tho
hfges patriotisni of the s0,lta asFn moo.
ples iors outside OF their stfiieaIa Tor
psllsst they; ltIletg to de theis 81 sIhhabls
hts they poHsessea saszstF 3afn
for the sFai and roE7 cot tllais
country and hey offered ipos. as
2 willing sacrifice pom tie ~ gfcie
her aiEanof7naii 3
snI stu idy. or ohr d ati ti6aeI hiss.
toy feseela .se lsIrl NJ ie lode
record has bseti RIt ten ii 4 ists ! ise
strong md dynamic lmpf 81 ei,sf,l
spiessdl 4 scssfs as ~ al ilS st5i !
Jelkefaon .lIs s
der Il stevens, Robert 8. I.ae..
: - SS.ElE 1fqns tlIRoe and
2 core OF cEller ssa5nDrtsls sshos.
nhsnes sesse not born 20
- itcrsfafe indeell HFstlea moi ms
The calm eecIhsio ana s.eacefal pre-
ciflct4 or siiSs ds3ti ~ aiias I.ssssl lz.-xflS
tlreaslltl 6lit 81 ise bfoa.I s,! 81 T,se-
tie Il tlle stlls r cpaeress aud, s. tsa
ssFene ef IifEe satelfa 81 dea
pRte. 4liey have f,seis d e.se slfs
men md sisd 3e wen
tau,s aisd snort ~ ~ aecsiFslv as
sa:2ss1s@ es.ss ~ 70 sssTesea tif Afsaf
'T1legx 70 aiieFasy rsiltis
ne south has not suffered Ia /
literary sestse beea1se 4ef great
inikssla defDtea tllen1se. - 81 IS
sslzEehlp ter sil
- t'iS tlql ~ flaf 6E
;Sqsd tof kaile genera tl5fS 6A1iii
'Iir sEIssyi F'iEsll y = sEEeeSi a - fni-
.at genius.
81 Yea t.i1aved lii6 h6fnl1
EtFrktl % our lneazs .lss
Ne tres 600 iva zes a, . tlssf de-
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ire Cert tQlalie ldi fs Of ArTpi
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Miss Virglnia Ison 8 q !.


A..AEEEE Il 4 ssas Ii =.
A1ssss LEILA Farmer Il !. nak
Kiss Moxeile IIlclEa bee 4 x. IS. u ,025
MISS JGa AIIsl (. ~ - :. !. IL sO3B
AfiaE Anna 8elIe 3 4 ~ =. ~ .aRtI;
Miss Esia Floyd 81. Z. 90 .02 25
Mrs, W. Tikof1pa0il 4 /. g .0z6
1IIsB 1JOgsa1 KI6rpeFs z 2 g 3 Il .025
ara. DR.. ]. ID. Wilson 4. ) ). !. =. !. l,g2S
Mrs. g: q Baker .. 3. Il ,s26
ALrs. ~. HpclEe11s IS -. s. :esS
tsssas 5tsNtse sar;e z. .lsGe6i
MISS Eria aEae Hanks 3. . AZ. .l5s;i
Hiss Nnra IcoufIonF $40
hIEs s. aE AIcA dams Z. .esl
saklsNs
Mrs. ~. u. YeaFsi5i Z. 4. .7s0
Hrs Frank 6Ieatfy !. 8. 81 OPS
Miss Lula Daan !. !. { !. :. !. 81 .0g5
Mrs. n. + 1olses ;. i. !. y 81 .025
Mrs. i n. Kan q : I. =. q. 81. .l92S
alrs. clyde q Bowen IS. ). :. !. .llS5ak
Miss Mary Pool So .O25
Miss aftsa BKnfater u. 6Ess
Rsias Lsslla lsriee S. I. a ,e25,
Miss s'afs Martin .eso.
s.s.sss tlltl rs. g
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lss filits of "A: St5
Aza e tnsezA. -. 60. 80.
Miab Efanee ;.6 .sIa
Miss aatfiB panIsyor 900
- gss Pallie iehf :. g.
XIII
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Miss I,sanehe slief s. sss
Hlnnd BQ&l S!sf2s
- ,liiiae Dafasii az. &c
aiiss spez Eai g. y. =. : =. y.
KISS Snlia sitntfois ta6
Sailso Co.s 8. = n3s
1E9l sSan Trs !. ar
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Alsas ts0rfls sSe{ S,.f
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~ - =
ne mem befs. OF the r. 10 Lee chaiIl
ter Os lIiiited Bahgitefs fstIf tie
/ Con nesaeg reebptl B seslj6yeii q ysu1st
feE1af 4 hIe "a aIler pfenarefi l1v aSta.
u nls OF Iis.s HI
lIrs. ait i of "a 81 scity,: sI,sa
FsA Atfiffe lGa fIie 3 4
. z - s,s
Is Wy tsIt7e.k itIlhuS or the
sou nseiyes to states
ms ~ her than 10 literat ture,n
ne ull1ssing 81 her paper. ):
70 ~ Vac are grossly. Brewer
| lep6 or acred tfad dItl inns n mass, ,hla a.. Z
sEEer 20 stllia quest fteil may beE found 81
the Eeglli fsa iRiIai lar lest iRa fion
M % a; ltllsf to d sRf,.alh fhe bent
pf his s9l,e,S SainSS l.1sss.s tnR "a, know
what profession ais son would choose
no 5taE5;tss - discover Sfis. prefeDance
by affanzing Snn the boys sss 4aAia Z s..
HlpIe, q piece OF money ana d class nf
wine. He reasoned tfsst fsle showed
ls a. N M; ,f,
Bible and si.4 q. iKI,d me
wine, II wsa an indication thnt a.e
would he a. pfeae eiier. IL on the other
hand his sprefefe se fell on t1ie mon 2
eyss ne ~ 81 going 10 be a lawyer, Or n
pr blt, &c s,s ;;cl,Sse
I x M hope Tor Iiiirsii iiiiisi
Ilatsd 80 st ten ~ fii eoii5lalI IS
fI,e room ss'IS
and iifs Il. a
came, aa J y. y.
Hllated fQif. mir ala al !
gsssl the lsb ~ sEiis slis 1,sieHi
IN q I ~.
sssi;;iisslit and, iltns the Bible ms
liis alsih, ztrnissd osit of the .l6or: and
| ilstot the street. sou, 8, gaspet
the 'esd 'Hts1l 'lil1e's going 70 be- q peiIsis
IN his bic y seffss oE studies
Of tho 2cth 'eeritssRy. Dr.. JsysnslIi "A 81
bots has D0i1li out klet ~ arss d
spf psoaeE IA section OF
.plia eean tr flls hFd dsrs % q dlfE
eeSEerient tes, however, 10 ifs tIioneea
Bnrk from those of siiS south. irhe
noft leFs ,Sad isseft leae seiie III
and sx ssltisat6Si ne Ilsll latIs and sci.
tied down, 10 Il DNrauits. not
however without cur brother pfofl-
GERS OF ilis north having tried and
saile q & ts 4 eEpatiinsnt of sSrAis aiiy
WORKING III gro Iaves 4 & asiiis as
they ed tn 81 e0ul q 1t make
sey FCas tie a lheiF slaves.
tle tl sem t1 taie piantefs 81 TIC
eoetlt and III 6a d0sgn Ile paaeefslis
Is IS tlei putaeani cai hIeaa lsolisa
pefnit t.fein sto de. bafformifsg flisIf.
eve sbor
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4 Hpflq sgcat Ret more conducive to plIy-
/ steal en- eFs than they ARE IA tho
ssuth allsl or fhose see-
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tneir ospa work. hRt II did hurt their
eslinge nor e. se fs7a tfa
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no ioubs, farI She'd the Irleen.-
'tiqes 90 Toe;s Sasiis fsf
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$50 60 re 20 81 =-s1ss, -
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son6 fFaTn a1li e,it move
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