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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23
WICKERsHAM's CREDIT.

-TaEY AREdongst ThsWickershaunspre is claiming that
 the credit for the passage of the coal lands leasing bill
 Washington is due to Delegate Wickersham and that the bi naiy passed is pruCtcaly drawn orgnallyyby the Tielegate.S E# @A
 Refeng to the last clause first the Delegate has taken many widely divergent positions the coal lands leasing question during the years that he has been in Congress that it would be icutto pass bill that did not contain provs ions that have been both supported and opposed by aim at diff ferent times However the b passed swdey removed the original Wkersharn suggeStionwch was that the Federal government should collect royalty of FIFTY CENTS TON aS passed the House fixed minimum royalty OfFOsCENTS ALTON and left thermaximn royalty at the din ofe Secretary of the Interior The Senate retained the minimum royalty of two cents ton and fixed maximum of FIVE CENTS TON but the House retained in the hl The bl it passed like the House bill than Senate bill and Delegate Wckersham said the House biRafassunSatSfactory to him. f-, -
 2nfetqget, the crux rof the maerthe Wickershan credit the premises Wickersham left Washington when the bin Was pending the Senate and according his own adAsS6n very unsatisfactory form That tnarnount misSi0n that there lot of work yet do in neStap with the matter deserted his post The Senate and the House disagreed about the terms of the and openly stated on the floor of the Senate that the bill dead aa FR6 there would be- legislation the subject at this sesspy When this condition the Delegate in pleading votes and abusing Alaskan supporters of the Wilson adnistrao-men defended it from at taekS % the WkerSha press and Wckersham supporters in this Terrtory. -~.0.-. ~.
 that the President nterfered and acting through the Democratic leaders in the Senate and House galvanized it into life and secured its paSsa-and Wckersham was 4OOO miles away,
 The Alaska coal lands leasing bill was an administration introduced the Senate by Senator Walsh of Mon the House by Representative Ferris of Oklahoma It managed in the House by Mr. Ferris public lands by Senators Myers and Walsh, of Mon tana and other Western Democratic Senator's. .aI
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23

The osorng arnans only chance to participate in the gov erht 0 Alaska through wide self-governent for Territory He is too busy making living to get into theganewheni played at Washngton It brought to him here or he is barred The only chance that is offered by secure wider of segovernment through thecoandidaeyi of, Charles E. Bunnel a
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23

Holland has voted $2OOOoO the expense of mob izaton Apparentno nation however neutral can some loss from war with which it has nothing to do
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23

Prof Jenks of New York University predicts big tide of the is done. Providing of course the big guns leave anybody to, come over.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23

Ftyfye dollars second is the size of Engands war hin obe paid largely byworngmen each of whom must labor two months tooearn that sum-
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-10-23

The strait of the Wickersham supporters indicated by their attempt to stake claim the credit for the passage of the coal leasing bil " qH .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
SICK, SOUR STOMACH.
INDIGESTION OR Gas
Pape'S Diapepsin makes upsetston-
aChs feel fine in five minutes.

Wonder what upset your. stomarh -
which portion ~ the food did tho dam
age do your Wen don't bother n
your stomach IL IN revolt il sour.
ghFsy and upset and what YOU Ju.t
ate has termcntcd into stubborn lumps
head dizzy and aches belch Eascs and
acids and eructntr undlgcst"d food
breath foul. tongue coated Just tnk,,
a little fppeS pnprpsin and in ave
minutes you wonder what became or
the Indigestion and distress
Millions ~ men and women today
know mat i Is uccdlcsp To- have bad
stomach \ llttlc piaucpslu occasion
ally Keeps this delicate organ regu
lated and they eat their fayurlte foods
without fear
III yhur stomach doesn't take csre OF
your liberal limit without rebellion
il Your food Is damgc instead OF a
help remember the quickest. surest.
most harmless rclicf Is Papes Dinpep-
GIN which costs only nfty cents Tor
barge casg ~ drug stores Irs truly
wonderful II dEcsrs food and sets
thEgs straight, SO gently aud easily
that II IL really astonishing. Please.
for your sake. don't 10 on and on with
a weak disordcrcd stomach III. 40
unnecessary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
BooTLEGGlNG COMPLAINT
PROVES BOOMERANG.

Complaints made BY citizens OF
Mingo county, W. Va, against alleged
bookkeeping operations Of luwiess Pike
county people have resulted In the
Indictment OF three liquor dealers Of
West Virginia on investigation before
the grand jury ..
The complaint in question was Of
official character. and was embodied in
a letter written six weeks ago 70 Cir
cult Judge j. NJ. Robertson here by
Prohibition officer Fred O Blue, Of
Charleston, W. Va, and it was not
made upon Information gathered
through official channels, but upon
complaint Of citizens Of Mngo county"
Upon receipt OF this information Judge
Robertson presented the facts To the
grand jury then beginning it's probe
into charges Of election bribery, and
strongly instructed them to return
true bills against all persons found
guilty Of having liquor stored within
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
CELEBRATIONS COMMIT
DEPREDATloNS.

Halloween 1914 at Pikeyille brought
a recurrence of unwarranted damages
inflicted on the same occasion in 1918,
only on larger scale An unoifond-
ing populace awoke last Sunday morn
ing 70 find the city in a topsy-turyy
condition from end to end. and most ~
the work Of the noctNRal marauders
was actual damage To lNoperty instcgd
OF innocent amusement \strongly sirg Z
costing malicious mischief
In many places wagons land uthai
debris had been .CouvcrtId into .barrl-
cadts across the sLreetT and Division
avenue, near the Euhn/ Square, hook 3.
ed very much AS II W. German Hrmy
had passed through A. saw mn
smoke stack taken from the can firut,
Hardware store was placed across the
avenue, and nalrs OF harbcd wire
burnside stoves, window, weights,
twisted signs, and other iron furnish
lHgs were streWu PrnInscuOusly 80 as
to form "A complete barrier TO All traf-.
itc. and In this condition the avenue
rcmaincd untl Monday morning.
Fines were imposed by the Police
Court Monday upon Il number Win
confessed tu.havlnE tnkoh a hand ,lG
the mischief -. ..i..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
PLEASANT RIDGE

Miss Myrtle Carter. Of Little Blaine
was business visitor here Friday
Arthur Blankcnship and family, of
Mt. Pleasant, spent Saturday and
sunday with his brother K. Blanken-
ship.
T. H. Burchett, Of Deephoe, was
here Monday
John Terrell and Ova Berry left
Monday for Ohio where they win
work
Miss Tnez Wellman visited her cou-
sin, Miss Bessie Clarkson, Sunday.
M l.. Johns and family, OF Louisa,
were the guests of his parents Sunday.
r. T, May and daughter Della were
business visitors in Louisa Friday.
Mrs. Willard Bradley and little son
Rondall, are visiting her father at Oslo.
Fred Roberts passed through here
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Linzey Wellman, of
Smoky Valley, visited relatives here
Wednesday.
b. f. Diamond Of Yatesville was
here recently
Miss Violet Roberts visited Mrs
Maud Terrell Friday
John Nelson was a business visitor
at Deephole Monday.
Allen Hutchinson made"a business
trip to Louisa Monday
Mrs. Frank Newman was here last
Tuesday.
Arlie Derlfeld, Of Yatesville, is Wis
Ting his sister, Mrs. @. A, Haws
Linzey Cyrus passed through here
Tuesday
Ray Burchett, OF Deephole. was
here Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Chapman spent
Sunday with their uncle. Dan Well
man. NoBODYS DARLING.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
FLOYD COUNTY'S
RECORD FOR WEEK.
News From Prcstonsburg
and the Surrounding
Country.

oscar stephens came from Loa,a i.
willie Friday 20 vote,
Mr. aild Mrs a May, Mr. add
Mrs J. =. Mayo Mir, and Mrs il u,
Fitzpatrick and Porter Mayo spent
SUNDAY at Mts Annie Mayps, a IaIIe
above town.
Misses Emma stephens. Marie wed i
d.ngtNn and Martha Harris visited
Mrs Doc stephens %Gt Beaver Satur .
day and SUNDAY
Martin Lctte aud Iuuiai Tayior. Who
have been attending school IN Louis
Nilir.ur" home FOR few days
Joe NJ. Davidson has returned rom
a visit IA his sister Mrs jude K,is6.
al. Mussolfurk Mu
Porter Mayo who Is attending sohool
in Lexington came home 10 vote
Mlh" Hatcher, NJ Beaver WAS hero
SATURDAY, -: ~.
. llonry&iaNrter, 81 Beaver Creek. was
O. business visitor In town Tuesday
Mrs Il II, Lcotr who hi, been rer,
~, ~ sumt batter
Mcrf Allen q hippo was her. list
Wednesday,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
YOU RE BILIOUS AND
COSTIVE!- --CASCARETS
Tonight! Clean your bowels and end
Headaches, Colds, Sour Stomach.


Get Decent box now
Furred Tongue, Bad Colds, Indigos-
don, Sallow skin and Miserable Head
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowels, which cause your
stomach to become filled with undi-
gested food; which suurs and ferments
like garbage in Il swilI barrel That's
the first step to untold misery indi-
gestion, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin, mental fears everything that is
horrible and nauseating a Cascarct
tonight will give your cOnstipated
bowels thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep-a lO-cent box
from your druggist viii keep you feel
ing good for months Millions OF men
and women take a Cascaret now and
then to keep their stomach liver and
bowels regulated, and never know a
miserable moment Don't forget the
children their little nsides need a
good, gentle cleansing, too.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
YATEsvrLIE

Rev. Boothe Will begin Il protrarted
meeting al this plnce the second sun
day In this month
Mr. aud Mrs las Jordan OF Chcro.
kco, were visiting relatives at this
place recently
MISS Geneva Berry was shopping AZ
Louisa Saturday.
Gene Bolt, Ok Rush, is business
visitor here
Miss Josephine Rice was calling on
friends AT Fnllsburg Friday.
chester Diamond, who has been en-
ployed az Hardy. Ky, has returned
home
School Improvement League meets
at this place every Thursday night
two weeks
Linzey Nunley, OF Hulettc, wns
transacting business here SATURDAY
Mrs Gcnoa llamm, of Trad. tx yisit-
ing relatives here this week
Miss Mndge Berry was the guest ~
Miss Hester Bernard Sunday.
Frank Cooksey was calling ON Miss
Nela Rife Sunday.
Joe Fannin. OF Hardy, is expected
home soon
MISS Hattie Carter. who has hecn
visiting relatives at Ashland for IN.
past week. has returned home
Mrs, Rose Austin and daughter .,
rotter were visiting Mrs F. II. Austln
SUNNY AUTUMN LEAVES,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
MRS. THos. |. REYNOLDS.

. Mrs r. l. Reynolds died az her horne
al Coal Run last Monday morning
after anIllness Of several months Mrs.
Reynolds was attacked hy typhoid fry-
cr quite "a while ago and from this she
parttS b1t never completely recovered.
The lingering effects of the fever are
responsible for her death.
The funeral and iDterment took place
at the Coal Run cemetery Wednesday
morning, and several Pikeville rcla-
tives attended. Rev NJ. c. Reynolds
brother Of the brreaved husband
the funeral sermon. 81. ....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

...rhr nor,,TT. 6TsiSr -. ,,,,,..,..,
Iw hwa been given. IN mn. .rr.s,i,
trrlan church "nsf. i,rid,,,s .,,.,l,',, III. -.
not held an account Gr ,nrlC,,,..,,
weather .Thr lndlrs. Of. mo rr-Ir1i,
lhayr announced INT INA ....,.,,.,s :, u
be- given ms Isrid.tr :, ,.,t9, ,,.,, Ia
ar invited Il, attend .@. - -
A parade i'm which IN, .y,ld,n,. IS,
,lI..rh,, .s,,rga,. S.n,,rs r.faS.s,,
ioinrd marched ,r,rri,t.l, ,r,:-st,,...,.. ~,
tho cir, lea ia. ,b% piE.yjlr, r1,.,.,.s,
Band .ltst ThIirs5e ,y.,.I,. A., ~
o.rlock th,. u.,rl,I.,... ..,,.,s..,. ,;,,, -,
spacious CircuIt t'Uir, rom, ,oIIn,,4,
by "a tfrGur. phrrr..fnrv bcnr5 d..
evening sermon, .,f ,6G. ,r..,, .r,,,i,.,,I
isl Roud shaw
john Gregory wha ms Moan I,yy,
with ,yphoiJ yryor ~ .,,,,.,f 49,
is now rupldIy rrc,,yarinp
Br. H. - Whlt.hc.d rr.,rdo,,, a.,
Pikevill. .Coll.E, returned Ias, -
from a hRsin.ss yisit. T., I.,.,,,s,,i,a",,i
IL X Williams spept .lnst ~sa,wraa,,
and SUNDAY with his d4,gbi.r NJ.
D. r. Justice. nj, I,pkirs
Mis-. j. W Cnrt,Ii gr f,Gko,i. ,,.,,s
here stoppinR ~ tho. nc SANDY G,t,i
last Friday .,. W.
I'd Wiacrpao. formcrl, ,r.thjs c4tyt
but now lar4f.d In. brtsin.gs =, W.
land The rndustr,aI rit,. am Rover
Creek su.pt stv.rnl d,,s nj, i,a,.
and this i'm pfko,itI,,
HcIonn. tho swear. oId ddugh,cr ~
former MAYOR u r Kcci bns h.c, !,
victim OF dinbtbcria hut ~ INV, yy,it.
again "
+. r. smith and 4 n Cnunr., ~
PaIntsyillc bnyc been In ,bfa rI,y M
business Tor several DAYS
Judge and Mrs u i Wheeler ~
p,lrtsyilI. warn ~. ,,r,s,s ~ a., ~
Mrs. Il. ri Cooper. on Elm nyrn,,, ~
several Hays recently
# NJ prrry bns 4ust r,tnpIctcd
new bEtrksufth srnf AZ IN. ,,a,.r,,
end or the .pikcyluc :brIap,
Tn. casc ~ Lnckhart ~ n,ua,ar
involving Tho uiesi,,r ~ tho ny,ncr
shin Of "A bov v,,s sa,tisd hero IL
Circuit Court Iast week affor il ma
bern standing upnn Gnntiu,inpces fnr
twoayr1rs The costs IN ms cas. uIl
amount to about tHO0 I,ockhart vvor I
Tom Williams hag mny.d win MS
fnmiIy to.fb,. " n Syrls rcsidcrr. 40,
chloe rro.k
Jnhn keaihley ana f6mily bn.vc may
pd into the home formerl, occipicd l,v
lanes scott the rrnccryfnnn Oh "a, !
ucky nyenar Nj KeatbIey rasea,I,
purchased thlg nrppcrty
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
LETCHER COUNTY
AND WHITESBURG.
What is Happening in this
Rich Coal Territory
of Kentucky.

Whitesburg, KY, Nov g. Reports
from all the different voting pre-
cincts in Letcher county is to the
effect that the bond issue is receiving
but little attention, and that it Will be
hopelessly defeated by large major
ity. For sometime it has been seen
that the issue would be failure as
but little effort was made to carry the
question successfully through
A $4,000 road bond issue was the
question Most Of the country pre-
cincts will snow under" the ques-
ton. while it is expected to carry by
small majorties in the WhiteSDurs,
Jenkins, McRoberts and Fleming dis
tricts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
RETURNS FROM PIKE COUNTY

An old time demonstration greeted
Congressman elect John w Langte.
upon his arrival her from his cam
paign tour Tuesday night: a great
throuE met the train and the PikevllTe
band played amidst a din of cheers,
and despite a deeply seated cold the
CONGRESSMAN acknowledged his appre,
citation IN warm. terms.
Out Of u precincts in Pike. county
returns from y preCiatts"at Wcdnes-
day morning reported the following
vote. 49,.
For the Senatorial long term, Beck
ham gl24, Wilson 2626, VANCE q.
Short term, Camden >, "A, Hullitt 1920,
Nicholas ~ For Congress, Hatcher
2IgS, Langley @72l. The other live
precincts are expected to add greatly
To. the Republican, majorities. -.
incomplete returns received. here"
from aLctcher county report a general
Republican majority Of $40 votes. . -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
THE eRIplRoN.

The Paintsville football team last
Saturday came down on the Louisa
aggregation like the wolf on the
fold" Their "coharts" were not
cleaning with silver and gold" but
they didn't leave grease spot Of
Louisians, Score 6 to o.
The Louisa team viii go to Paints.
Vile Saturday for return game.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
BROKE A RIB.

Mr.. Augustus Snyder IL confined to
the house, the result of broken rib
He received the injury while trying to
move from the front to the back sent
of an automobile while II was running
with two OF his brothers Mr.. snyder
was going 10 see their mother VINO
lives on Greasy Ridge, o.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

Word from the most Of the voting
precincts in Letcher county is to tie
effect that an unusually small vote is
being polled--the smallest in several
years. There will be falling off OF
both political parties, ii is believed.
Very little interest is manifested, al
though the Republicans made an effort
several days ago to get out the fun
vote. 1t is believed that Langley aud
Hatcher for Congress will run pretty
close.
The Commercial Club banquet fos
tered by Attorney H. NJ Denton, sec
rotary of the club, held in the parlors
of the Whitesburg hotel Saturday
night, Oct. 2l, in which Were present
a large number Of the best business
men in Eastern Kentucky, was an
elaborate and wellarranged affair
an event long to be remembered by
those present Monager G.. NJ, Gillette
of the Consolidation Coal Co, jenkins
DIR. w. L. Gambill jenkins; w r..
Williams, Jackson; II. r. Cole Elem
ing; Edwin +. Morrow, Somerset; D..
ID. Fields, this city. were the leading
speakers, all making interesting talks
along cooperation and pull together"
lines, all tending toward the up build
ing and the further development-the
well being of the mountains, the
glorious hill country. Mr. williams
spoke largely on Commercial and
Banking Interests of Eastern Ken
lucky" He said we must lay
foundation for our future posterity,
Prepare for the day that is coming
when our mines and forests will be
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

Rush work chaTActerIzes the. cont
strucron. Of the narrow gauge lumber
road for the Day Bros. Lumber y
Coal co. from a point near RoNana on
the main line OF the l.. y T. UP King 5
creek, about six miles, where the com
pany owns a large area. Of fine timber,
consisting of perhaps the best bOun-
Diary of oak and poplar in the noun
talns, 4 large number OF men are at
work on the grade and the WORK Will
he rushed as rapidly ds possible. Il
is expected chat within three or four
months the road viii be completed and
in operation. .... ... ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06


etate OF ohio, city 81 Toledo.
:. Lucas County. 50.
thhk Cheney makes oaft
sSenlor partner, Of the nrin or h NIX
fed co. c a9,ng bas@oss q Tie city or or
thnt said nrm win pav tbe oii0resnid.
~ mruuN>ilRFp DOLLARS Tor eh uh 81 I
!. KY VS. OF Cliarrh that rnnn6t ~
ny inc use OF HAIt's CAT&RRHp ~ y !.
Sworn ;, FRANK j. CHEy III
A. d. 1886. W" uay OF Deecl ~
''ea' A. W. GLEASON N
HAIRS cnnt,h Notary Public I
and acts dir@Gttiny 1 ,,,, y la,cn Internal,
10Y, ,ous surfaccs Of thc systo U,oou lnd M
testimonials, free ''''o'n' Send M
snr,, = CHENEY & co. Toledo III
T ToIa 10y Wy y,, an Drnggsts. 75c. ''O' ~
M FAMILY Pills for constipation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

a few. days ago Stephen CorneIl,
aged ~, son Of w. NJ. Conett, Of Dry
Fork below here was seriously in
jured at kona, a new mining town IN
the coal fields. Cornett was struck by
a coal car coming down an incline and
was badly injured about the, back and
hips. He was formerly IA deputy
sheriff OF the county and well known.
The Court of Appeal, a lew days
ago affirmed the decision OF the Let
cher Circuit Court In the damage suit
OF Henry Bishop against the Piue
Mountain Manufacturing Co. Tor. $4,000
damages. as awarded in the Circuit
Court here Bishop lost an arm in
the companys plant III Jenkins, tins
county, about two years ago and inn
mediatcly entered suit. 1t was fought
along until the last term of court when
it was tried out resulting II q verdict
tor $4,000:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06
sear Mr.. Twigg. would YOU per.

most Interesting service for r. /.
{ course shall Wear white o.. be
CARY coat-ahem. I'm not Eastern
Kentucky h.SnaniaS oKe of the
vast strides of development his com
pany THE Elk Horn Mining Corpora
tom has made in the building of their
trio of cities, Fleming, Raymond and
Hemphill, in this county His talk
was interesting from first to last
Attorney ID. d. Fields subject,
fletcher County's Bar, was ably
handled throughout and merited con-
siderable applause ~ ..g.
As a result Of the meeting and ban
quet great good will result, and other
meetings viii be held bringing the
different business Interests together
for mutual good. g.. ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

Bianks for Magistrates and Con. :
s.anIes fol sale at The NEWS offic, =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

Commonwealth Attorney r. Mon
roe Fields returned here from Pike
vile where he has been for some time
in attendance upon the Pike Circuit
Court. The grand jury is making a
most thorough and systematic inves-
tigation into the vote traffic Of Pike
county, which body is returning Il
large number Of indictments 1t is
said the Investigation will be con-
tinued until every evil along the fine
will be thoroughly probed. ...'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-11-06

II is said here today that several
new cases Of smallpox have developed
in the vicinity Of Hemphill, in the
Boone's Fork coal fields and that the
officials will take the matter in hand
to prevent any further spread of the
disease. ~. ........ 49,. ...
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

than Of any man by suffering. He bore
our sins in his own body on the tree
OF the cross His was more than the
Lhellc suffering spoke eloQuently Of
Gods great love. It was the suffering
OF Fellowship, the entering into all that
sorrow.
his triumph over suffering was COM
pete. He drank the cup to its dregs.
Cur FINITE comprehension may not be
%ole 70 grasp the heights depths, and
1Ieaoth Of its meaning. but we can at
Ieast De stirred to contemplate its pup
pOLI ana its heroism. When we have
entered into his life. the cross becomes
go loFlIled, no longer the sign Of shame
and lgnOminy
Suffering Is Refining.
ana We may enter into the holy OF
HOIes OF suffering, not for our own
SINS put IN fellowship with all the lost
ana the suffering. This is the crucible
that tests Character, and that refines,
bringing out the pure gold. But we
sLlaA De glorlfied together. The vet
erah Is not glOrified on dress parade,
ouL DE ms wounds causing suffering
ana s,h scars The most glorious character,
the loVenesL the strongest, the purest,
IS inc one that has entered into and
enuured suffering with Him" The
glory or such a true soldier has begun
mere and II will be complete hereafter.
Thus by suffering do we ascertain
the lit, the efficient those worthy Of
honor in this life and glory in the life
to come