The fool-killer., 1915-02-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

T. J. Austin, r 1, Winder, Ga-En-
closed find so cents for club OF six
to The Fool-Killer. We have taken
vour paper before. and think it one OF
the best papers we ever read. Hope
we will get the January number. l
expect to get another club soon.
John T. Cooper, Checotah, Okla
Find herewith so cents for which send
the little paper to the following NAM
ed mourners. I received your sam
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club at once, and will expect you to
convert them. I think you have a
good field for spreading the gospel,
and I am with you to finish.
E. L. Cooper, Coats, Kans.-Having
read a copy of your paper called The
Fool-Killer, and being well pleased
with it,, l have decided to become a
subscriber and have made up club
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J. A. Perdue, R. 1, Tifton, Ga-As
Santa Claus in such manner that
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I succeeded in getting club of five,
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J. A. Wallace, Alberta, La
have been advocating The Appeal to
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r. K. Ingebrigtson, R. 4, Box 81
Lanesboro, Mimi like your paper
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same.
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sheet. I'm poor and Woodworking
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? fast How about third sheet nov
! and then containing Comfort fo
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28:14. Luke 2:10, and Isa. 55:1O-11
and Babylon won't give us any.
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I James H. Griffin, Chason, Fla
| Dear Mr.. Pearson:-It would be
| difficult matter for me to express
9 what I am or what 1 will be, but tn
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l and that is what The Fool-Killer tell
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o breaches there would be more Chris
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} think am the only one that take
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