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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
Enjoying life in the East.

Hon. 7. C. Graden. who left here
in early fall, is spending the month
of November in New York city.
After leaving Durango his first stop
of any length was in Kansas City,
where he visited relatives. Later he
journeyed to Washington, D. c., to
attend the national meeting of the G.
A. r. He spent October in Philadel-
phia.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Dry Sundays are to be enforced in
New York City. Sunday will truly
be day of rest when the new rule
takes effect
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Since it is the European policy to
shoot peace into enemy nations or
ders placed in this country for muni-
tions are called peace" orders.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Pennington Enterprise states that
the county officers refuse to answer
phones when tax payers call them,
then they muffled the bells SO they
would not ring. In La Plata the coun-
ty pays for the phones in each of the
offices and the officials always make
it point to answer and furnish de-
slider information. 1t is one of the
reasons they are there for--to wait on
the public,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Pennington Enterprise says the
state tax commission has assessed
over 5000 acres of river bed and
sand bars in San Juan county at $2.25
per acre when the land is a detriment
instead of a benefit to the owners.
The Enterprise should remember that
state officials must have money and
anyway to get it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Looks to this sentiment moulder
that the matrimonial affairs of the
president and Mrs. Gait are private
the same as those of other people and
it makes us sick to read every time
they turn or steal kiss.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

If Turkey in Europe could get the
same kind of dose that Americans
will administer 10 turkeys in Ameri-
ca the coming week there would be
general rejoicing and fewer Armen-
ian outrages the coming year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

There appears to be wide dis
crepancy in the valuation of live
stock in New Mexico. For instance
cattle are assessed on a value of
$3S.9O in San Juan county and $29.s1
on Dana Ana county, while sheep are
assessed at $4.23 in San Juan coun-
ty and S3.54 in Dona Ana. Something
rotten with tax commission that per-
mits such inequalities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

1t is reported that not more than
20 per cent of the thousands of lamb;
raised in and about San Luis valley
this year are being shipped out. They
are being fed in the valley and when
they go out they will be in prime con-
dition for immediate slaughter. They
get all the profits. Not so with us,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

The New York Stock Journal gives
very interesting article on meats
which we republish in another column.
Read it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

The American Red Cross wants a
hundred million dollars. Next! This
is the open season for wanting things,
you know.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Exports of war materials from the
United States now average more than
sl,o00000 day according to sta
tistics compiled by the foreign trade
department of the National City
rank,
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

There were five living ex-presi-
dents when Lincoln was inaugurated.
President Wilson will be tickled to
death if there are only two after next
year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

The scientist who declared the hu-
man body contains enough grease TO
make 75 candles must have been
making light of the fact.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
To Exterminate Predatory Animals

To ENtermmate Predatory Animals
To further the work of stock pro.
lection in this section, the govern
ment has appointed W. E. Patrick
deputy inspector of predatory ami
mails. 1t will be his duty to locate
the haunts of coyotes, wolves, noun
tain lions, bears, etc, which are a
menace to stock and rid the section
of them. He is doing his first work
in the Pine river valley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
Flume Bursted.

When Mrs. Mary Hood drove to Du-
range this morning she found the
lflume across the road on the Flori-
da side of Horse gulch bursted and
water pouring over the road in suf-
ficient quantities to make it almost
impossible.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
The world is full of "antis. /"

Finding satisfactory war cabinet
in Europe seems to be about as diff
ficult as getting together winning
baseball team.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
District Court News.

Omar Warran, charged with as
saulting to do bodily harm, was ar
raigned in court this morning and
plead guilty. He was given an in
determinate term in the reformatory
In the Doley divorce case Mrs. Bel
Doley was granted her freedom, or
grounds of desertion. The jury was
excused from further duty until No
vember 90 at 10 a. m.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

J. L. G. Swinney of Aztec, was a
guest at the Starter last night, en-
rout to Santa Fe to attend a meet
ing of the New Meico board of edu-
cation of which he is member.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Mrs. Reese Forrest was in from
Wallace Gulch this morning to see
her husband off for the Hesperus
section, where he is operating a
threshing machine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

Elmer Fleisher and Joe Weigland
are among the Florida mesa folk in
town on jury duty.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Venizelos may control the Grecian
parliament, but it seems the king con
trolls the army.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
Mrs. Barnard Very Ill.

Mrs. f. NJ. Barnard. mother of
Bruce Barnard, is very ill with pneu-
monia at her home, the Shiprock
agency. A trained nurse will be sent
from Durango tomorrow to care for
her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

There seems to be considerable
truth to the report that Uncle Sam
hasn't friend in Europe.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM OUR EXCHANGES

Pennington tax rate for towr
purposes the coming year will be 10.3I
mills
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

The new Galbreath mill above Pa
gosa Springs has an order from the
Rio Grande for 100000 red spruce
broad guage ties.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Mrs. Maurice Case was up from
Aztec last night to meet her sister
and brother, Mrs. j. C. Mccartney
and Russell Andrews, who arrived
from fort Collins on the Eastern. The
party registered at the Savoy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

says the Mancos Tribune. Alto
gether too many cattle and sheep are
shipped out of the basin to outside
points for feeding purposes. No Won
der we have hay left over most every
year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled
as Liver Pill. Smallest, easiest 10
take One tiny Sagar-coated Pellet
Dose. Cure Sick Headache, Bill
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels. 25 cents vial,
by druggists.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
Makes Final proof on Land.

Lester H. Shelhamer was in from
the Ignacio section today to make
final proof on his homestead entry.
To Locate in Durango for the Win
ter.
Mrs. Harry Turner and children ar
rived from Silverton this morning to
spend the winter in their home on
Fourth avenue. Mr.. Turner accom-
panied them to remain just between
trains.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18
Ladies' shll Hold The Honors.

This is the score in last nights
ho,,,li,o, ,optast.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

George Logan left for Alamosa this
morning on a business mission. The
heavy snow fall on the range a few
days ago delayed construction worl,
on the state highway until spring. Hao
the storm occurred little over a week
later, the contractors would have had
the road completed to the point where
the Chapson crew is working.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-18

dad" Teal left for the Sunnyside
neighborhood this morning, aftei
spending a few days in town with his
daughter. He is recovering from in
iuries he sustained last week, when
the heavy wind blew a portion OF
the cabin down, where he was sleep
ing.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

Nercsrssi crezrfon Th=s Wss cne.
ths Properly az Powerful ART
ear chlef.

wAea Sir walter Raleigh acted -
he zdvazes axc7t of tobacco
though CITED VITA = magnificent I'm
2gtzatto1. ke sareiy had 10 sfat Of
i1 fzrnr~ that wouid set the worlds
uifiiuns 70 smoking evsn into the f1r-
away eark spocs e tie giobe- Were
s1r walker living sn9xy he wSal1 ~
9puH<e6zy ~ o1e & TIE most aercz-
plhsae1 etarxtte cocsuuzrs IN the
regal K-rmrs set. sz6 pet srf possess
"a "A apSrs<Aa<toz e the bizarre ara
to erprse As wuz1 e~zserf@ne~ fy
n ~ s~z@rshis ct TIE ptp@ rxrszdF
a.1z& e Ert<1sA Ease Afrscaz cAtex
4 - =rr@ orzaz tAaa the ealxze1
81 10 Am~rsezz ra4Eaa. whAch n
a-1 kascs<y. v1 rrzzz<nte< ia
wtnrs he a M@rszrT eaa a r1r&-
~ eest<z at szzple wt-h1L Tie
At-seaa er~arzcn = a ~-szaz,ai rIss
ahras t~o fest IN AstrAr and TIE e.
SCR wsuk 60 ar 70 szseziz re As
s<rric1 tha1 n t. r~lixtsa azd xuper-
seiEinn of M zar1ves q the Dzrx rcn-
unszt there are n hsazr1eI ersa-
tzr~~@the god and The terribly evtl
are aiEk~ nrustruas IN their zxi1ness
AZ TIE Foot q the htx rtp> ARE twu
smaller one- ard al authority ca
szeh matters pctazs cut that the med
eltnx 60 TIE hors<naa shows Ezro'
p~aa ine-eree IN = su-rrtstzg degree
when TIE eersncutzl PIPE Il being pat
% It's urzcst With It's angie hcIflns
cspaefty. Il must appear Ike n vaPcr
Gus altar. Il vas for thts rsason- and
not because Of the adopcoa Ct Ansrt
can sfanr. that the chief Who owned 4
vas called the Zig smoke
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
MAKING TEST or FRIENDSHIP
Nsny Considerations CO 70 the Cen
poslsior Of . Real Affschnenf
Thsf Ercurea

WY DO you Ike your frfsndr Il
yoz answered this question honestly.
perhaps you would say. because IL b
too uueh trouble TO ftcn The friend
ship. TIE intimacy. has become a habit
and il shoalt be as much trouble to
break e e - % change anything else
IN cur manner Of life This Is not
mere cynical s~elfshnessL OF course
you Do Ike your friend No frerdshtp
endzrss for long without some sincere
regard on both sides
But what are the canses Of the r.
gard Perhaps n certain similarity IN
position. tn tastes Fur. after all
zmong ruw--Ep persons friendship
he active without sone such
conditions You may CAGE have heen
the dearest friend with somebody WHO
Is Eow mach richer or much poorer
than you The affection still endgrssl
But you are not really friends Il -
practically impossible To share each
interests. the accidents Of each
,thers life
You may say. II you choose. that
q n spiritual thing. N ~
'atr CT the soul. and that Is true. but
rot all the truth Il Is merely playing
words TO pretend that people ~
main friends when they see almost
nothing CT each other. For Friendship.
Ike everything else worth having %
essentially active
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
REMAINS A PUZZLE TO HIN
Afser T~sstyFFvs vesrs Man F1ads
HE wife - Wendsrfuf
- Ever.

I ere for . moment y doubt
man observed q Union League club
mar to several ne looking ct the
irfdescent dreams along Trh venue
but she 10 q wonder In her vay. I
have been married IS years and the
way n t1st - wonderful nov - u
ever vaS
-Only yesterday my wife came 10
ne with . written statement which
she asked ne 20 pass around where n
might do the most good II vas an
appeal from an erxantzztsrn Of women
Who wanted 70 help the suffering Bel
Clans Soehing new or original In
that. Of course. but the soreword b
the appeal vas rather unusual
n stated that whereas 5000 cities
and towns had been destroyed m Bel
xium- 1000 homes had been rzxed to
the ground and s.eso.a 100 women and
children were hcmeIess. therefore, and
90 forth
Well I hooked II II . minute to
be sure the figures we're there and
then I asked my wife II there had
yer been q many as 5000 cities and
towns IN Belgium. also n 1.e1d homes
had been rzxed 70 the ground and
5.oea.eo0 women and children were
homeless how could there possibly
ever have been as many A. 5000 per
sons IN one home and I wzs about 10
make q few remark2
But I'm q goat II my wife didn't
fare NJ and say that Il wasn't . nat
ter Of cold calculation. but \ matter
Of ome need anf-and-and thea
BY Jove. she began to ery and I hand
ed her . SO bill and told her to 90
blow IL en- the Belgtazs
But. say. amt women the dar
linnr-New York Sun
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
HAD PElLAGRA;
IS NOW WELL

RirrxoH. LA-N~I g A Csttxr. Of
this Place. writes. WI sav shas I am
Perfectly vel and the kappiest scai en-
earth- VISA every peilaxrs sufferer could
ngw ct ycur great remedy I knew how
% appreciate k>alth and ynpathize with
those that are not 80 best as l. Am grow
sng stranger. Saininx IN weight and can
DO anything I ever could Oh, I knew I
an well of that ho--ible disease. and ny
hearr - ful of rrjoirinx- I feel that I
esze cut Of a dense cloud into III.
blessed sunshine God be prziseds He
has spared uy Ffe for some good. and I
feel that l have Just begin to 1--we
There 5 10 bnszr any doubt that pei
hgr7 can be cured Don't delay u.il il
i too ht<- !. s your duty TO consult the
re-ourrsfal Bazshn-
The xyuptons-hands r<d Eks mnburn:
skin pseilnx Of. sore mouth, the lips.
threat and tongue . flaming rcd with
much marzs IND shskinxs indsge@<scu and
- ether d.rho<a or e-unskipaxinn- 4
~k~. - hHgAnds - m
sse.1 49, 4
Co. bnx - Jaspn. A. -
book on PeIAra md lAn about u
money Is refunded in any case wher. tn
remedy fails TO crre-Ad-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
RELATIONS OF GOD AND MAN
Gradual Reimbursement Means . Gen
tfnusi Advances To~zru TIE
Higher Life

In studying the Bible Il becomes tn
ersasfngiy apparent that the relations
between God and man are not ccn-
slant or fired. but are subject 70 .
gradual readiustmenc In the earlier
chapters the IDEAL held out Is for nan
to fear God Later he learns to
trust. 10 a limited extent this higher
life. Eventually this xrudxinx faith
Is turned to love. which recognizes God
as the father. constantly giving him
self. as LIE and wisdom. 10 his chill
dren- And beyund this comes that
truitfon OF growth which constitutes
real unity. man Is merged with God.
and comes to realize that I and the
Father are one
God never changes. but q under
standing Of him does change And
il Is the evolution Of this IDEAL which
NE have OF the great sea Of life IN
which we live. and which lives IN
and through rs. which constitutes real
growth and Advancement Life Is for
that. the everyday tasks tend toward
the bringing forth OF self-eunsctoas
ness. which Is Always n filler cunscf
business Of God-From the Nzatfluzl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

OF tie rslazd Of isiaF. n TIE vest
coast Of Scotland. there Il stArio1ed.
~ the Otter Rock. . unique IixhtshipL
n 10 unnamed ye< Il can ee relied
On to display the warning light 70
guide the uzrf1er On this dangerous
coast 10 10 . most tngenfc1siy con
structed vessel and the only cns Of
IA kid In fnz tvo steel tanks a
sz1c1enf Quantity Of gas can be stored
to supply the h1tern for several
northA
Exp<rtnents have shown that the
li<ht nay Be depended uron to h1rn
ennrtn1ozxly fer norths ~ . tine
The arpruxtnate dzrzracn Of the light
can b Predetermined. and there 10 no
danger whatever Of Is being exrin-
guished By vf1d " Spray
Ths light Is visible n . distance Of
from eight TO twelve n1ezL The nght-
ship also hAs . bel. vhtcA II made
10 rtng szfnnaxieaIly By mean q An
nuWt04B dextea thai u<flkznn the Rs
= Wnn fEoM - ennns - tn
- dzUUU-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
SELECT STATES
SANITARY CHIEF
rHE mIsstsssPpt BOARD o.
HEALrH SELECTS Or
DUDLEY JONES'
cATcHISss LEAVES BOARD
rcr-er Persistent ~ 8oey Appoints1
Hexstn o1Seer ef WiIsinson
cssnp-aepifesr-s far Med
icsI License Pzsa

-Iackscn-
In selecting Dr. Dudley Jones. Of
BrockAavea. { succeed Dr. VALLEY.
the msz6ers q the beard cf health
are satisfied that they have secured
cue Of the nest competent medical
men available
A feature of the days proceedings
vas the resignation Of Or. c. z Catch
iaxs as a member Of the board from
the Seventh district. upon his election
A. health officer for WfIxinson county
This action followed his resignation
OF the presidency On the frst day Of
the meeting. which vas prompted by
professional and business reasons. and
as this win probably be the last meet
Ln< Of the state beard until the fall.
IL Is believed that 10 material inter
esss viii suser By reason Of the
change
Igss before the adjournment Of the
board d.. Catchfngs gave notice Of
his resignation which he later trans
mitted to the governor. which was ac-
eeptse. and Dr.. J. II. Johnson Of
Bruokhaven vas appointed a. thu
Seventh district member
Dr. Galloway ~sxscutive secretary.
announced the f0lfowfag a~ppofntees
as health officers for the Seventh Dis
trtct. which completes the list through
out the state
Adams. DE-. ". n Aicknzn Of
hatcher: Amite. Or. H r Cunning Of
GIoster: Claiborne Or. A L Chapman
Of HermanvfIle. Copsah. Dr.. W L
Little Of wesson. Franklin. Dr. L
Cost1ey Of Neadvii1e. jefferson Or.
J. c. NeNair Of Fayette. Lincoln Dr..
". H FrireIl Of Brookhaven: Pike.
Dr.. W D. Beachan Of MeConb. Wal
than- Dr.. b L Crawford OF Tyiertown.
Wilkinson. d.. C Z Cztchfrxs Of
wcodvflIe-
Secretary Galloway reported that
out Of 50 applicants for medical
Who stood the EXAMINATIONS q
larger proportion than usual were sue
ressfal. 50 having passed the required
grade. The M lady who took the
SANITATION. Miss Rena Crawford Of
West Point. vas successful attaining
. good Craze
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
CHEAP STUFF FROM Japan
10 Mace -hs-s s-1 snirpec
- America

n yo1. an American. bought q very
cheap toothbrush last year y this
year. the chances are that toothbrush
vas made IN Japan The Japanese
sold - 100000 toothhrzshes last
year and VII sell Us more than that
this year. II yoa decorate yourself
vtrh q Io~pricet. nezr-Pznara bat. Il
Il quite lEksly that Panama hat vas
made IN Japan They sold u almost
t..eoc.ee1 vorth Of them. Wholesale.
last year.
II you 90 into q restaurant Of the
variety ~ratrunfred hy noss Americans
and regals yourself vita crahzeaf
alad. or crab meat 4 n Dewey. OF .
crab cockfail-especiaily II you do this
In q restaurant away from the Allan
Tic or the Pacific coast-lt Il almost =
certainty that the crab neat IN your
salad or ycur cha1nx dish or your
cocktail zne from Japan IN tins.
writes sauuel O. Blythe IN the sat
zrczy Evenfng Post We bought
some ss90.es9 worth OF Tat prud1ct
lzzr year and Il does not 81 mrch
,er tn
You bay yourself . rfry shirt nzts
u tain sfTk-gt Is japanese material
rog sz1S nenthof for q cold Il your
,eaf-ff 10 japanese zeuthci to a
zrxe extent You use n eznphor
came from japan So does much
Z he straw braid In your straw hat
nd the mating On your floor. and
uany ether thinxs. i~ncl1dinz objects CT
~ and curtos-whtch reminds ne Of
sign I saw n n Japanese village.
Cursos Bought. Sold and
fade1
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
WISE PROVISIONS or NATURE
Nusrstsws ce.cisisns ss<h Tszt Mas
10 Enabled 10 Live IN Any
Part 81 Earh

Two studies recently made hy In
ropezu scientists illustrate the rznss
tn nutrfrirs conditions TO whteh ne
human being can adapt himself
In q ease an Eskimo o. the iziaad
cf Disco Ia western G~reenlazd coz
szn<1 IN oae dag nearly four poaz1s
q hr1bed meat cnrrespon1i-g to IS
Ezns of nitrogen and us grams CT
aE Tnts . sad to he fzr eslos TIE
rsccrd axzre azcng these p~oSl@ sho
sas ven Args zesls a. irregular and
sszs~hat ~tzerezzsnf iztervs1A
laeExsztscn and ether nztrsrve ei%
or1srs s~s~sEsr. are rare &zszx @<=
xz9 tAstr pAyxfczl sz1zazcs and -
xtztxzea 10 cold % vsrJ high Tie way
the Above sxrracrti1xry zes1 wks at
A1eS ~ ms Ezkfz1o vas tcun9 %
- very satisfactory.
The etAer s<1cy was q . n n
CopsnAzx@n -uAo was aba TO main
uta himself n excellent zzfrirve
egzl1nrzu xad muscular s1cisney
tA-u1xh hrg periods Of ucnths act
10y 48G6 - 49,
posed & roeatces az1 u2rsz-A
Fcu- pounds q potatoes we're eaten
tzly. ytsi1inx 1s9 gzns Of d1xezt'
fhte zirruxss which with the narszrt1
Amounted TO 3sa9 caicrie~
when hard wcrk had 70 BE ger
termed this nan ate eight pounds Of
potatoes with liberal additions cf fat
50 tat the entire snerU eczrent va'
brought ~ to 5000 ezlcrtes With II
g-azs Ct eigestiele attrossn- No dsla
tatio1 % the stomach was found q
resrlr frpz these zcuster meals
Sueh cz~r1o-sttes q the literature 81
rutririo1 simply show the great adapt
ability Of the human organism which
has e1ahfe1 zaz 10 live Ia ever ~
gtoa q the ea-1h 4 70 needless q
say that neither the u1xi-zu O tn
utninzn q aay Eurrirve element 4
Desirable The normal individual Hvss
In the safe medium
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24

Said . western mining man ax the
Astcr hotel IN New Yo<k efky - skhR
dny. aecord<ng - tAs nDss- -Wehnys
aAennnu<s - - - WnnE -
49, - o 80 - unnny
nuo - - ~
-sa sAa ol1a9kn1s 80 - -
amer they get over . few of ne pscu-
liar idea< they have inhfbed from
their own couatryis odd1<ies IN the
culinary line
Not long s<D va got . new CANA
man a. cook A couple Of days later
one Of the fellows got . pedtgreed
Irish terrier pup uven to him-a real
dog My friend had to 90 up to one
Of tho mines that afternoon, and he
turned the puppy over to ths new
ChtnAman- Tou be mighty careful
Of this dog he said TO the cook Ne
Be heap careful wa the snsver.
That night. NJ dinner. tho new
ChfnAnan brought on. with great
Ceremony. . covered dish-
Me heap careful he remaxked -
with . smile Of pride. he removed the
cover.
Underneath was tho psdisrsed pup.
neatly cooked IN tie bsst Chinese
style
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-06-24
SAW NO REASON FOR SPEED
Some Feed fer Thought In Episrsn
Made by Moroeezn Statesman
About tire L~usitzniz-

The sinking Of the Lrsitania recalls
an epigrzm about this ship which the
sultan Of Morocco's grand vizier made
to Jules Huree
The grand vtrfer. q very old man.
received NJ Huret. Who Is . French
journalist. In Fer NJ Huret described
the wonders Of modern science and in
vsnrion to his host He told aim about
the Lasitania- then Just completed.
vhich could do her - knots an hour.
Think Of it, said NJ Hurst, en-
Enthusiastically. Think Of It, A great
ship that o - knots an hour.
But the vtrier yawned and said:
Why do you Christians always
want To 30 30 fast when all roads
alike Lead to the grave-