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The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

John B. Cochran. president of the
Franklin National Bank. is at his
former home in Virginia. He will re-
turn tonight. il is expected.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-10

Charlie CtaDiia tsday. virsini., ses Oh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
The Story Of Spring

me what you can dor
Spring tossed her silky curls. "Kina
Winter may tell first" she said.
Il am the mighty winter king. shA
began with pride. when blow my
breath the flowers die, the waters
stand still. and the leaves fall and
wither."
Spring smiled. "Ah. but when +
blow my breath" she said. The
waters follow me on my trail.
Winter said. shake my lae3a
and snow falls on the mountains md
In the valleys. and ice crystals hahg
from tn etrees.'
Spring said. Il toss my curis ana
the rain falls from the clouds. call
and the birds answer me, the trNes
pot -orf their leaves ard the Air
grows soft and balmy. IL AS
" And ~ Spring spoke. tl1e air m the
tepee grew strangely mild. the sz1cw
began to melt. and outside one could
hear the gentle cali Of the lArds
King Winters head bent low. 5k
strarge thing happened. he Spew
looked. hut Winter had Gons. In Nh
place there grew q tiny, ptnk-cyod
flower. Spring breathed upon II With
delight. sAh." she said, first fCWers
OF the spring art thou. ss 4
o Trailing Arhutus. ana thus aAA1k
1t ever be. When tho snow melts 9l16
the rivers begin to run. the chiltt6n
shall find thee. anA Nv ftndiH4
shall know thai. sprinx haN
the place of winter. Thus etall 05
81 The flower NJ TAI that apsiq
come aIad hecanes "a
sIt1r tls9ss 3 q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

very glad to see my drawing and let
ter In print. / am sending in an
other drawing. which I hope will es-
cape the .Old Gray Goose" Wha,
has become OF some OF you older
members? Some of you haven't writ
ten to Aunt Nancy for some time.
/ hope we can have another contest
some day as good as the last one.
/ am very anxious to see who will
win the prize. / guess you cousins
are too.
There is koing TO be ball game
Just over the river from us Saturday.
the 2sth. ! wish some of the cousins
and you. too. Aunt Nancy, coult be
here to go with me. / want to go II
nothing happens Kate Baber. What
has become OF you? / haven't seer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Almost as old a. the stories 30
dear to the hearts OF boys and girls
the world over 10 this wonderful
legend Of tho coming Of spring and
the passing Of winter. Here Is the
legend Just as It was told to rttle
children many years ago:
Far In the depths Of the great
dark forest stood . tepee. The teree
was almost covered with snow and
great heavy icicles hung from the
FROST hurdened trees. An old man
at within this tepee. His hair was
like the icicies that hung from the
dead pine branches. for he was very
old.
II was very cold inside the tepee.
The floor was Of Ice. beside 1t hung
with great long icicles, and the poles
werS covered with frost. = - = ss'' s. sS
E. Kin9 Winter, for this was tho old
mans NAME sighed d2epIy---"Ahs tis
IL cold" he said. and my reign h
almost over. I am glad. for havo
grown old and my feet are weary
There came = tap at the door Of
the tspee. 1t was pulled back. and
there, entered q beautiful. maiden. Ir
her arms she carried = great bundle
Of willow buds. Her dress was Of
sweet grass and early maple leaves
the eyes Of . fawn. Her hair was
black like the blakest feathers Of
the raven. II fell In curls far below
her waist. and Ia the curls were
slaning tandelton and the tender
modest uclet.s She waS small. her
feet wene hidden in two moccastns.
have como TO rest you, old King
Winter. she aAid. hoWing low, 81
Nh 8pxdUxs g s ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
A HOUSE PARTY.

/ want to have house party this
summer. and ! tell you how want
to have 1t.
Il expected to have It either in June
or July, ! want to havo eight girls. !
want them to stay from Tuesday even
Ing to Friday. The next day want
to have a regular party. Then we
can play games and do interesting
things TO fiji up the time.
(Originai) PILLS GRAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
AUNT NANCY SELECTS
WINNERS IN CONTEST
WITH MUCH DIFFICULTY
Dear Nieces and Nephews:

Nieces Nephews:
OF is each
splendid
sent In My How wish Nancy a
attractive reward!
much
Thoma
we
D hat drew as
winners.
Now my will be pleased this of
thing!
Name Lucille
in and at the
mus
and
had she m w
me
any Richmond nothing m
a
complained this week Of not seeing stories
q mi It.
three 1t really
IL, so
a Circle "ycll"
NANCY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Pampiin. Va, May 2s. 1918.

PampIin, va, May 70, 1910,
Dear Aunt Nancy was so glad
that we had two pages Sunday. ]
think the stories. drawings and poems
are so good. that can't gay whose
are the best. But We all know that
Aunt Nancy is such a good Judge that
the one who deserves the prize will
surely get II. agree with Mabel
Roberts about printing the Juveniles
am sure we have a hundred. Please
print them this week. IL you have
space. must close now and get to
work on a puzzle.
Your loving niece.
ROSE LILLIAN FORE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Geography Puzzle.

I. What city in Minnesota is the
name of a boy?
2. What city in South Dakota Is
the name of lake?
3. What lake in California Is the
name of a bird?
4. What city in Florida Is the name
of president?
s. What city in Alabama Is the
name of a girl?
8. What city in Tennessee Is the
name of famous general?
z. What city in Texas is the name
OF a boy?
s. What city in Illinois Is the name
OF State.
CHANDLER MORRIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Lowry, v NJ
Dearest Aunt Nancy havn't
written to you for q week or two, but
don't think have forgotten the page.
! was real glad to see two pages last
week. would have written some
thing for Mothers Day" but / was
getting ready for examinations and
just didn't have time. / will be very
glad when school 10 out. have got
ten so tired Of sitting In school this
hot weather. think the YELL that
Mabel suggested would be nne. will
now tell you who I guess should get
the prizes: Mabel Roberts story was
the best. Alice Thomas drawings was
also the best. That was my opinion
Of II. But I don't know whose poem
was the best. am sending you q
drawing for this week. 80 / hope to
see IL on our page. With best wishes
TO you and all Of the cousins.
Lovingly.
ALLEN SMOOT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Toano. Va. May Is, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy will write a
have time this evening. Aunt Nancy
in your last letter you said that you
wanted us to pick out what We
thought ought 10 set the prize.
think that Alice Thomas had the best
drawing. think that Louis Dahl
ought TO get the prize for his poem
and the prize for the story ought to
go to Mable Robert. was really sur
prised to see two pages this week. Say
cousins. let try and have two pages
every Sunday, will do my best II
you all will. will close as II In get
ting late. Good night.
LOIS CAMPBELL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
PRIZE WINNERS IN
MAY CONTEST
MABEL ROBERTS.
ALICE THOMAS.

my badge, and I like 1t fine, and i
thank you for IT. am sending In
some drawing. but 1t Is not very good.
I know the odd Gray Goose" is going
to get 1t. / think our contest is just
fine. Don't you? / was surprised to
see my letter in print. l must close
and leave room to the others.
Your niece,
MAUDE GREASY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

any idea which poem took the lead,
but think Louis Dahrs was flne. /
am right with Mabel about the yell"
think 1t would be grand. Am send
ing some drawings. which hope to
see in print next week. With love to
all, the cousins and you.
Fondiy.
PEARL WILSON,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Toano, Va, May &c. fs1E

ToAno, Va, May 20. 1918.
Dear Auntie.-I reckon you and all
the cousins think have forgotten the
club, but I haven't read the page
every Sunday. Hurrah for the two
pages Sunday. think Mable Roberts
deserves . prize on the story, and
Louis Dahl for poetry, and Alice
Thomas for drawing. Our school
closed May IL. and ! didn't have to
take any examinations. / am glad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Jumbied Names of Trees
HARD LUCK TALE OF A CATs

When Johnny broke the window.
1t was his ball and bat;
OF course. they all cried loudly.
1T must have been the cat"
Sometimes. when baby's squafltns.
They say, now look at that!
The dearest. little darling, -
Has caught 1t from the cat"
When Katherine dropped the disheA
Because she saw rat;
They said. This comes of having
A good for nothing cat"
am trying to be cheerful.
Though life is rather fat;
Don't you know someone some whMrl
Who really wants a cat?
(Original poem). 3
HARDIN DAVIS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

warminster Va. May ~, 1915.
Dear Aurt Nancy am Just GO
ing to write you a short letter to-
night. as / have the toothache and
don't feel much like writing. The
page was just fine last week. think
Alice Thomas had the best drawing,
and Mabel Roberts story. was the
best poem CT story. / will close. a.
i am getting sleepy.
Your loving niece,
MABEL CUNNINGHAM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
DoRo,T1Hir w1NrREr.

Ieoter Manor, Va, May as. 1918.
nv Dear Aunt Nancy,-I guess you
have wondered Why I did not write FOR
tKe contest. but mother has been sick.
but II we'll now, and that u Why. !
never yet have seen such splendid
contest In the circle. Tea. II II ~
YOU say, hard to decide on the winner.
I. thitk Mabel Roberts has the best
/ think It Ii Z splendid idea about the
merit contest To have = .yell'' A Mabel
said. and don't you think, too. We
shosilAs have two collars Tar the rnga.
You've let thu members decide I am
sending In story. and, please. X you
llnd space, print n
1oar iovis s|.; ai: s. = !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Bellevue, Va, May 20, 1915

Bellevue, Va, May 20, 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy have been
reading the r. v. ]. c. for some time
and would like to join. Our school has
closed now, and ! was sorry when It
did close. We have lot of roses in
bloom now. wish you could see them.
I hope the "Oid Gray Goose is gone
visiting while you are reading my
letter. Please send me badge.
Your new niece
RUBY GREASY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Tarnhal

Farnham, Va, May rs. 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy.-will you let
another little girl In your circle? /
have been reading your page for a
long time, and enjoy 1t. I wrote to
YOU last week, when Ruby did. but
mother left my letter out through
mistake. She sent my drawing,
though. hope the "Old Goose" didn't
robbie II up. am sending you
another copy of II any way. Aunt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Potomac Mills. va. MAY rs. 1913.

Potomac Mills, Va. May rs, 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy am new
member and have been reading the
V. ]. c. every week and / think 1t is
very interesting. i am eleven years
old. and was promoted to the seventh
grade when school closed. I hope the
"Old Gray Goose will be out visiting
when you get this. because want TO
see IL in print. am sending in a
puzzle. jurnbIed names OF my girl
friends, which / hope the "Old Gray
Goose will ~ot gobble up. I don't
want to take up 80 much space so !
will close.
Your new niece,
MOLLIE r. COATES.
P. S.-Please send me a badge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
LETTERS


bAgpy, u, May 10 1sio'
Dear Aunt Nancy win drop 4
w lines to you tonight. Am sorry
could not write to you last week.
rs right busy, and did not get time.
INIT Nancy, I certainly do appreciate
u badge you sent me.
II went to see Miss Bertha and Sale
|oiden this afternoon. Had a grand
me playing Well. as 1t Is gettins
Ito and ! am sleepy, will bring my
liter to a close. With love and best
hshcs to you and the cousins. AS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
was fine and your story. also. Mabel
Roberta Well, will close.
Your loving niece.
RUBY EDWARDS.

Chula, Va, May &c. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy had my draw
ing ready to send you, but IL was too
late for you to put II In the paper and
I wouldn't send 1t in. Aunt Nancy,
think Alice Thomas will win the
prize on drawing. Well, / will close
as have to go to work.
Your nephew.
HARDIN DAVIS.
p. SD think the page was splendid
Sunday.
Ashland. Va, May "a. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy think our
page was fine this week. Hope we will
have as good q one next week. Louis.
want to congratulate you on your
poetry, 1t was grand, I think you will
get the prize. i went out horseback
riding this morning. had a nice time.
went to Ashland Sunday afternoon
to take my brother to the car. Did
all OF the cousins get to church
Mothers Day? / went to one service
in the afternoon and wanted to go in
the morning, but was sick so could
not go. Aunt Nancy. I have nine little
pet chickens, some are black and some
white. they are real pretty. wish
you could see them. Well. ! am
afraid my letter 10 getting so long you
won't have room for II. so I will close
with best wishes for all the members
and yourself
Lovingly,
INEz BUMPAss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Hidden Name.
I. My first is In ale. also In stale.
Q. My second Is In link. but not In
drink.
8. My third is In ink. but not in
mink.
4. My fourth Is In cere. but not In
near.
s. My fifth liz in eat, but not fin keen.
My whole In my mothers first
name.
LUCILLE ALLPORT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
PUZZLES


My FIRST is in let, but not in net.
My second is in IL. also in sit.
My third is in land. but not in sand.
My fourth Is in lap, but not In tap.
My fifth is in in, also in sin.
My sixth Is in an, also in can.
My seventh is in nap. also in snap.
My whole Is the name of my sister.
RUTH JENSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Nancy. please send me q badge. With
best love to you and all the cousins.
Your new niece.
MATTE L. EDWARDS.
Belsches, Va. Nav rs. 1s1i

Beisches. Va. May rs. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy am going to
send you a drawing and some jumbled
names of flowers, and I hope to see
them on the page. / think the contest
was fine. and to my surprise we had
two pages. Wasn't that fine? Cousins
let's try to have two every week. Aunt
Nancy, ] haven't but three more days
to go to school. and as go to school
at home and no one else goes but my
oldest brother we won't have any
commencement. We still have n few
roses but most of them are gone. and
am real sorry for i think they are
SO pretty. am sure that Alice Thomas
will win the prize on drawing.
Lovingly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Mt, olive. N. C.. Nav as. 1918,

Mt. Olive. N c., May IS, 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy would like
very much to join your Juvenile Cir
Gle. / am eleven years old and was in
sixth grade, but will be in the seventh
next year. / have been reading the
page every Sunday and have seen
many impro. ements in it. / have
enclosed a story and hope to see 1t in
the page. Please sending me badge
Your loving niece,
HELEN F. POPE.
p. Send the Old Gray Goose on
a visit, please.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
CHANDLER MORRIS.
Puzzle.

Eject, debar, thoughts about dis.
continueing work Juvenile Circle.
Take a letter out of each word and
get one of, If not the best. artist OF
the circle.
R0RERT CRAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
owenton. Va

Owenton. Va.
Dearest Arntie.-The page was finc
this week. 7 am glad TO see my let
ter in print, but am not very much
disappointed by my story net being
in the page. / expect the Oil Gray
Goose had good meal off 1t. trink
HE, Redemption" was fine. Also tho
poem, BE kind TO mother" by Luey
Madison Everything was 50 genj,
in fact, that know you viii have Il
time selecting the happy winner. |.
would like so much to hear from
some fthe cousins. am fourteen
years old. and am promoted to the
Ninth Grade.
Aunt Nancy, must congratulate
you on all your nieces and nephews.
I suppose the cousins will think it
belongs to them, 50 I'll say.
congratulations to all. Oh. I saink
the idea about the yell" Just fne
Please do so, by all means. Ny
brother graduated from third year
high school this session. He Is
fifteen. Ona OF my sisters graduated
lasx year.
Lots and lots OF love to you and
tho cousins.
ANNur DrryppvNse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Drawn by RUTH JENsoN.

anything on the page from you for
a long time. Well. I feel as though
/ ought TO close and leave room for
the rest.
Your niece.
MYRTLE CUNNINGHAM.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

drawings next time. My sister IL 60
ing to send with me. Please send me
badge.
Your new member,
AMY KERSEy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
NELLIE F. CUNNINGHAM.

Warminster. va, May "a. 1915.
Dear Aun. Nancy,--I have Just fin
SNsd looking over the circle pages
- which was the best poem.
|fawinx or story. think all OF the
ork WAS just fine Sunday. OF course.
erns were better than others. / think
! Iiee Thosnas' drawing was the hest.
6fheI Chafffn's was. the best story
MI dsrtruds MfIIer's the best poem.
E4bjlk Ii rather hard TO decide which
6rk was the best. II we could Jus.
~ two pages every Sunday It would
|S = nice. Aunt Nancy, don't think
|Ss, could have decided any .better
satest than Mothers Day" was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
cLARIcE VIOLET KELLY.

Topping. Va. May %. 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy received nv
IdEc Wednesday. the nineteenth. and
Aank you ever so much for IL. ;
link II Is real pretty. We had \
bod subject for our contest. I am
Ix going 10 send anything for this
Sntest. I am sending a picture. an
tginal story, and n piece OF poetry,
i'd hope the Old Gray Goose may be
sc,ing when you look over them.
will close and leave room for my
her cousins
Your loving niece.
sY ELLEN II. MCGEE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
ANGELA PHrPPINs.
Coffee, Va. May q. 1918.

Coffee, Va. May -. 1918.
Dear Aunt Nancy.--I am = reader
OF the r. v. j. c., and am very much
interested In It would like very
much to join II you will allow me to
do so. am fifteen yeArs old AMI In
the Fifth Grade. so to Midway
School. and my teacher 10 Miss Idella
Frances Lindsay. guess I will be
able TO send in few drawings. Please
send me q badge.
$500 Your new niecs,
EI'I4A N. KERSEY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
.Inmhled Citsfs

/. Lions aid pain.
2. Can't net In pools.
3. Hop reverts.
4. Not a scream.
5. Hide phial, pal.
LOUIS DAHL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

rvor. Va, May 2s. 1918.

Ivor. Va, May 25. 1915.
Dear Amt Nancy want to Join
bur club ] am thirteen years old
Ia In the seventh grade like his
Try best OF my studies. am send
~ you some puzzles and answers
lease send me a badge.
Your loving nephew.
MARVIN STEPHENSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Hatenekere. Ebises. Neloa, Eburi.
Cloferne, Amemi, Balem. Rami.
MOLLIE e. COATES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Your niece,
RUTH JENSON.

warminster. Va. May "a, 1918.
Dear Aun. Nancy have just
|nirhed reading the pages, ana i
hink they were just grand. just
kish we could have two pages each
leex and have them look like these.
have been trying to decide which In
b. best poem, story or drawing, but
In certainly a hard matter TO de-
3de, After looking and reading them
ker. believe that Alice Thomas
having Gertrude Miiier's poem. and
liable Roberts story were the best
hut think all were just fine. Aunt
Fancy. wish, when the pages weren't
! full, that you would print each
q the members names, SO that VIC
hight know how many cousins there
e. am sending in drawing ana
lore the Old Gray Goose will be away
snen you &c. It. / was delighted to
- that he didn't gobble up my poem
"a story. ! am anxious to know who
xoinx TO get the prize. wish
build have that luck. but am afraf,
here isn't much chance. as there arc
Y many good poems and stories.
Our protracted meeting closed Fri
" night. went every night except
"a and / didn't have any way TO go
kat night. Aunt Nancy. / just wish
~ you AMI all OF the cousins could
20 been there. We had such .
HIondid preacher helping Mr.. Beas-
=. our pastor. He was blind. but he
bud certainly sing and play an or
~. He sang and played sweetev
han anyone that have ever heard.
GUESS that have taken up enough
|pece on the page. so will stop and
ave room for the others,
Lovingly,
n,ryr yru. n f~IrNNyTNrsyrAM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

/. Impatientiy anxious to do or OBJ
tain something.
2. A river of Damascus.
8. Lean. or emaciated.
4. A feeling of listlss WEAKNESS.
s. Relative amount: proportion.
DALLAS DAHL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Of the state Female
Normal School here during the second
week In June1 wish you would
come. and know you would b. de-
lighted with the exercises. BY the
way. you asked us to help You decide
the contest OF last week. There were
S0 many food c6htrt butfoh1 that I do
not like to say that any certain cno +
provsment. a. do the poems, but I 40
not think the drawings are quite mp
to the standard. II there eyer was
any doubt about the superiority Of
the circle page. surely much doubt
was disp3lled last sunday Well /
think ! ought to be working on some
OF my examinations, 10 goodbye.
DALLAS DAHL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
MARVIN STEPHENSON.

Norge, Va, May rs. 1915.
NY Dear Aunt Nancy,--Inclose6
nd 4 drawing and puzzle. which
hope will escape the Old Gray
loose. Our school has stopped, and
passed to the seventh grade. with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30

Coffee, Va. May ~. 1915.
Dear Aunt Nancy am very fond
OF the r. v. ]. c., and would like to
join II you don't object. / am eleven
years old and live near the Blue Esdgs
Mountains will elend you some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-30
Sentence In Figures

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ROBERT GRAY.
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now in a position I" say tina, We
can help any one TO loca'e 10 the
best advantages that there is to
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QUESTIONS

! How long after Christ died
was it Till PAU Va, Chosen as
the AoJso.'. W VII, Gel.ai.e,
and why Was he cuoOsen:
2nd. ID there any difference
n the gospel OF Circumcision
committed TO Peer, and the gos.
pei CT unclrcumclslon com mited
10 Paul:
SIC, What was and is ODDS
two Witnesses standing before
the god OF vhe eartn;
4tn, VINO is the beast that
was, is not, yet isl
Let as many preachers as can
answer these Questions and let
eachpreacuer under taxing to
answer, just answer one at a
time as We Want the good of all,
We do not care now May answ-
er, Readers show THESE cues
lions To your pr eacnere aud have
lnem answer Or tel! YOU their
reason au0 then you give their
reason to us for it,