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he KIN make a case o. general swindlin'
farmer jury. me bein' a reg'iar citizen here.
an you blamed stranger an a slick look
In one at that. So now you see where
Yes; see." admitted waringfOrd. ap-
PaFss.t tRat qef 9 sSSat would
4sTS 1sD.S ins but S9S thing fer you TO
sell % me back " my property. Here's II nAvS Your uG
two S.S, hundred re-, and twenty-n@ye @ dollars Gr me
siaeRs % %aRsd sntTsy arSSnd SS 0 Mr. ths sQSb slt
ble. surveying him from head TO foot and
Most complete and perfect specimen of
sapawmus County. Jimmy" he announced
'wSnt ..5nt % me to DO do anything with IT."
erty." returned WallinEford. starting TO move
you're a blame swindIerr" shrieked Jonas
The bass voice at this point shook itself
into the eonveTsation with word OF friendly
advice. Comm to pussonal quarrel amt
a-gonna smooth out matters none. gentle
men," L said AN. morever. as representa-
ON the other hand. Jonas. il this here gem
teman orders you on his property. you got
to so. That's the law in such cases made
an provided"
III he tries to throw me on it'll only
replied. being perfsctiy willing to be thrown
on bodily, II by. that means he could regain
Il may lose the suit" admitted Walling-
ford, with a wink at Blackie. hut will not
an offeT Of eompromiss / might have con- con.
sidered It; but now shall fight. l don't
love Jonas sauibble so well that they'd give
him an unfair advantage. even of a dscentiy
dressed stranger"
Jonas WINGED at that painful truth.
The gaunt stranger surveyed the impress
sive-looking WallinEford with admiration,
and gagged correctly his heaven-born ability
TO make friends where he chose: and the
truth burst from him.
"You bet they don't" he agreed. They
All got IL In for Jone because he's so slick
himself" Jonas WINGED again.
We'll. I'm willin' to hear what Mr.. WALL
tngford has TO ohfer." ventured Jonas. after
waiting slightly more than reasonable
time for Wallingford 10 speak FIRST.
"Oh, confound IT," snapped Wallingford
one driven against his will. Il suppose I'll
be compelled In the end to let Mr.. Squibble
in on at least a portion of this enterprise.
little peace, Mr.. Squibble. I'll resell you
lin this field for He hesitated Just a
moment This was the crucial point. How
much would Jonas Soluble stRndl--"for
seven thousand dollars"
"Tll go you" returned Soluble so quickly
that Walllngford could scarcely repress an
exclamation OF triumph for Blackie's humilia-
uOn. ~1oure witness TO this Lem Pot
ter" went on Jonas. It's bargain that he
sells me back haif-interest In this four
on TOP Of IL. mind you. exeeptin'. o. course.
Mr.. Weningford's automobile wagon. for
seven thousand dollars Now don't you 70
right straight an get you the cash money.
Il knew I gss puttinE M an awful strong
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-26

splitting on his hands and taking fresh
srlR on the piekax
quickly decided.
I'll not pay for IT," declared wailingford.
the twenty dollars gave you." '"''uosa IN
That didn't include injurin' my property"
damages, or else I'll sue you"
fora sue surnn Sna se iiEEeT.d ansSTsrsd Walling:
then he suddenly straiEhtsnsd up in an ap-
wSi P'S S.ss s'8 holdiS. IN tnsa sSSs sit. back for
town hall, when the town grows up TO It,"
rhs wooden plank with your name on Il
MI MI, be rotted d2wn anonE the weeds before
ssnSI sn'SMI happens. Malnngtord soyrly rstorted.
neid' ' '0u wv" 'U D'-'S tOf 'hS
81 or't to have two hundred and twenty
"All right" agreed WAllingford, here's
your two hundred and twenty-five dollars"
and from fat wallet he produced the
money and thrust II upon the astounded
:, IAN now" said Jonas triqmphently. pat
may 50 ahead ' an dig =" ali the the holes You You
Thanks" returned waningferd. WITH
equal triumph. Il don't care 70 dig hole
II. Il might" replied Jonas cautiously
your and .waiiingford handed him
..S9dp .s.sSa9mpea. addressed and sealed envelope
q
carpenter, load OF straw. and all the men
In town who have erowbars. piekaxes, and
sspSifSSs: sif.: and who are willing to work for two
''Ysssir," said Toad" and Immediately be-
camo cloud OF dust.
Jonas turned away with Wallingford's let
ter. ana OF course he read the inscription.
II was addressed TO the International Litho-
Hraph stone Company Jonas. In deep
thought, which was rapidly becoming pain
full. slowly walked half way across 70 the
store, which was also the post-oniee, then
turned and came back.
'Looki. here" he charged In sudden
panic. you dug that hole on a purpose TO
erty 1es because you was mad
How dare you suspect msr' said WALL
inBlord. smiling.
You come here a-purpose to buy my stone
neldl" Jonas further charged. with a sinking
feeling In the pit OF his stomach
g.. make no admissions" stated WaliinE-
What do you want O. my feld. anyhowf'
Jonas demanded. now sure that he had been
,..TSsts my snaiE, slr.- announced WALL
time talking about It. I've great deal Of
work 70 do In BQuibblevllle. and very little
time In which 20 DO H. I'll take that letter.
II YOU please" and rescuinR a from Jonas's
nerveless fingers. he walked across to the
post,oiice and mailed his request for
Jimmy" said Blaekls. Watching the re-
treating iegs OF Toad" with vast admira-
tion. IL you don't make that kid foreman
OF the works at regular foremanh pay. I'll
never draw uD another legal document Tor
YOU"
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z KEAD II HERE Then Seek In fiction PICTURES

rock ana SeraRsd e WITH his pOSkst-knifs.
s%S9th1y sSS s6 e. e. butter Pss.sa \. walked
bright new tin 1ute In his hand, waiting
patiently for Blaolde Daw. Wallingf gford i'm
mediately drew quarter from his pocket
and gave II to the boy.
son. can you fnd me !spader he In
spot where Toad had stood.
=, The hey. who knew. by item and history,
the contents Of every garden. barn and al
spade before #siilnS S{ord had picked out 5us's =
favorable spot for his operations. ana with
him he brought an equally rusty pieksxs.
IF you want to dig" Toad" helpfully
informed him. Il reckon you'll need this
here pick. Le me dig some, will you mis-
teri I'm a good aiGger."
Come right on, Speckles," Wallingford in
vited heartily Wen dig together" and
taking the pick, he began with will.
Wallingford, however. being rather heavy
for this sort OF work. and somewhat short
OF breath was very much relieved when
Jonas squibble came at last and Eazed into
the inciplent ditch, with wrinkles of cupidity
corrugating his nose and almost closing his
eyes
What are you dIggin,T" he demanded.
"A hole" returned Wallingford calmly,
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Men were excavatinK the slabs of crumbly
blue rock with as much tender care as II
gently upon beds OF straw where Dan Call
VIM. the village carpenter. with the phenom-
email assortment OF glass-eyeS-one for each
day, in the week-measured each slab. and
made an individual box for 1t. into which
straw. and nailed Il firmly In. Not one
stone was packed. however. until WallinE
prosperous-iookine as the diamond booth at
e tsyeiers fair had measured 4 and com
Gus edge Of It with his pocket et-knife and
pocket magnifyinR glass
Blaokie Daw was the manager of the
tiOn was SO duii that il almost drove him
to tears. BY way Of relief he was driven
call. the adoption OF red hat-bRnds TO dis
tinguish workmen from visitors. and even.
drlii, this last being very much to the
annoyance OF Toad" Jessup. Suddenly Toad"
bank whsrs Hen Hant' mt presumably a digging
carefully about a particularly nne specimen
pouSGiSg % his theory Of how tSs hiSuty Of
riches eSSld Be RSTIEsSd from the land
"You couldn't even understand what I'm
4 undsrStSnd yoSrs Ts1 taifln hsh psy agSin. dont
Ir' demanded Toad" The las time toe
tSs f4SCt ad" th tS: %ou4s !RsS reS Ss the
chunk OF blue rock kn,i knoeks,d on his
nat Whirling. startled. he Deheld TOAD"
with another and larEeA piece poised in his
Toad" you got three full days an six
you glt right out O our mine. or ri slam
this dornick clean through youl Gitl"
Hen considered the matter for one brief
moment, then he "got." heading, however
straight for WallinEford. who sat before q
little kitchen table at the front OF the lot
writing letters and casting up long srings
OF hGures presumably the weights and
measures OF priceless blue rock. keeping a
watchful eye on everything. and generally
''waliingford, who knew men as students
know books, saw both the hesitation and the
hope. and smiled Walt Just a minute" he
That was the end Hen was "hred"
WallinRford. inspecting the new part which
had come that day to replace the broken
friendly hand upon his shoulder. and looked
road
Daw.
Wallingford arose with a most cheerful
smile. None OF the three. Biackie." he re-
turned placidly. This isn't a pinch; it's
compromise; only it's about two days later
than eEpseted Here's where win that
Turning from BlAekie. he assumed an atti-
county sherin. without a word. thrust a
sfoidad paper into Wallingfords hands.
-ftqw I've served Il according the law
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-26

WallngfoFd was up early the next morn
tnnt @hu made a careful Inspection OF the
nela upon which his car stood. Ia was al
most most vold OF verdure except for few
tltts OF scattered rock-grass and ever,-
where, especially IN a steep bank seo1t
nshtS my ssi tsst PSek' there were outeropDings OF
had spoken. He picked up a piece Of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

hich he is justly proud. One Is
q diploma from the Philadelphia
College OF Optics and ophthaimoio-
gy, which says Mr.. Lawrence finished
with highest honors in the class, and
in the diploma is written the words
with special MENTION which means
that the high honors were of high
er degree than usual high honors.
Not once before in eight years had
these words been written into the
diploma By tll president Of he col
iege. He Is also very proud of a
oer+ifieato from Jefferson hospital.
1t is the plan to install a grinding
$780, = - -.-.,-..,~..
make WaXahacnle uiaift.lac , ariiie;
town.
Both these gentlemen are experts
in thor line and arc enjoying 1t nioe
patronage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
AM ER|CAN FLAG
FACES kUROS
HORRIBLE BUTCHERY IS PRE-
VENTED BY PAKLEilNG
UNDER FLAG.
MAS5ACRE,BY TURKS
Cnspeakable Outrages Are Perpetrat-
ed In Northwest Persia So
say Reports.

PETROGRAD, March 25.-That
+! fhe Turns cJGii..i:te! c"sneaFahie
outrages in Northwest Persia vas re
ported to The war office today. Ii
is stated that the Turks and kurds
execnied seTerI Il L if If;
christians ana carried away scores of
girls as Captives.
nrtraSns are also reported from
urmaih and neighboring villages.
Harry Packard of the Presbyterian
.>...: is.,ssi>oo a. .T.rmaih is cred
tied with saving three thousand FROM
massacre by facing the kurds with
an American flag and parleying with
them Two hundred Syrians were
executed before he arrived
In other villages horrible outrages
against women were committed and
every Syrian male including babies
were slain. The American and
French missions sheltered thousands
of refugees.
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feebly

feebly.
1t is reported that Two British
torpedo boat destroyers duplicated
the feat Of the Amethyst by running
through the narrow entrance and
penetrating 10 within & short dis
lance of one of the forts, The dash
was made almost unnoticed after
the destroyers accompanied the
ships to the straits. The Turkish
batteries fred at the destroyers but
they returned without suffering any
damage. E.
1t is claimed that allied aviators
have confirmed the report thai the
Turkish forts suffered from the
DcLLuat tint ii Z Nv y"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
FOREIGN REFUGEES WILL
Be CARED FOR At TAMP|C0
WARsHfPS WILL TAKE THEM
AWAY If 1T BECOMES NEG
ESSiRI.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-For
eign refugees will be cared for at
Tampico and Warship will be pro-
vided to take them away if this is
deemed necessary, the war office an
nounced today.
Villa himself is reported to be
directing the campaign against Mat
amoras.
Carranzistas claim a victory in
The fighting at Ebanna
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
TINS Afternoon
MAIL CLERK CHARGED
N.rH THEFT Hi 50, 900

KANSAS GIT, MaaJt -. Chas
OldGeld, railway mail clerk was
arraigned before the United States
commissioner here today, charged
with the theft of $25,e00 Ia transit
May ! 1912. The government ask
ed thai lc be held 10 the grand jury.
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DalnsMli!In lnhhlAQlahrhT
in ; !. 7! : .'a |. 49, ~.
RESUMED BY ALLIED FLEET.
iiKt. ~ Rfr;RNf.D EXT - "
EFFECTIVE N>D siski
FEEBLE.

LONDON, March 25-A violent
mbardment Of the Dardanelles is
reported to have been resumed by
the allied fleet of Warships. The
forts are reported to have replied
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
MAYOR Roberts Released.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 25.
49, Mayor Don Roberts, who is charg-
ed with tampering with witnesses,
was released this afternoon under d
SIS 0o0 bond.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
LACklAhD AND LAWRENCE
FIX UP COY QUARTERS
IN A SMALL WAY THESE GENTLE
MIN MANiEasTtRE
PRODUCTS.

~ b. Lakeland and Fred Law
renee are firm believers in making
their places attractive. They hold
that Il IS not q great big task 70 in
duee people TO visit a place once,
but 70 keep them coming the estab-
ii8homent must be made attractive
That is Why they have been doing
so much Improvement lately at their
place on West Main street. and today
they have as coy quarters as viii be
- ess ~,.--~....s-.v.,~....- a.. ...>.>-~.@..,
Mr. aekland has equipped show
room for his electrical supplies which
show them of to an advantage. iia
has large line we'll displayed here
ana is featuring his homemade fit
flnss. lie deslFhs aid asaasftii.i;,,.;,, Al,
hsaaz - fixtures Tram the raw ma
terrific risht nerH il Na1aheeisie Z
: a lovely place.
Fred Lawrence has fitted upr IN
optical paf3sr thai II a eezV retreat
IN eYees %. - si... + tfttas 's'tis
the very newest apparatus such as
iest fr4fises ana ailalar wheel and al
sssse aea tnin3a nssiisss:. en- the
tbs walls hang bis credentials. Of
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Champ Clark says tile greatest
presidents OF the country can be
counted on the fingers Of one hand
and that Wilson is one of them. Aft
er this We shall certainly quit kick
ing Champs dawg around
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
NFistHeN NOV FRS AROUND
ZERO N spHIS. TIME

ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 25.-Al-
though the newspapers insist that
spring has come today opened with
a blizzard. The Thermometer HOY.
cred around zero with a strong, bit
ing wind blowing sleet and snow be-
fore,
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Rev. J. Edward Johnson, VINO has
been pastor Of the First Baptisg
church AZ Waxahaehie, has been ap-
pointed field secretary fer the
southern Baptist convention, and
has accepted. He is one of the
strong men o. the Baptist church.
sherman Democrat.
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The Dallas Giants go up against
the Trinity bunch out on Yoakun
field this afternoon. We hope onl
boys will treat the visitors nicely
Give them a shut-out if they will b
satisfied with nothing less.
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4 Persian statesman says his
country has been trying ever since
1908 to raise an army, but has not
yet succeeded. Maybe they are try
ing 10 raise it from the dead.-Dal-
las News. No, they have a better
way than that.
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CAPTAIN OWENS tENITS
10 .AMpITATEON OF FOOT

AUSTIN, Tex, March 25.-Blood
poison made necessary the amputa-
ton OF the Jeff foot Of Capt. j. y.
-~ ~~ 4ss.n1sAN sausaun.u>,,.,,,.,u.,.>.., :. :
buildings and grounds. He had suf-
fered for some time.
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A Fort Scott man died the other
day while helping his wife with the
family washing Good for him He
should have attended to his own
business.
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Parties desiring interviews with
us during this afternoon are notifled
that we will return from Ioakum
field about six O'Clock.
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You can lead a horse to water
but you can't make him drink Whoa
you lead q man up to the bar you
experience no trouble along this
line.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

The reason we get no congress
sional redistricting bill is because
too many men want to go to con
sress who are not fit to be sent to
the legislature
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When Truth Sunday arrives
you are expected to be a little more
careful in rendering your excuse for
not attending church eftener
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

An Illinois girl is doomed TO dis
appointment She wants a 100 per
cent husband and there are no more
of that kind carried In stock.
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We home Billy sunday viii re
consider aud accept iEaaaton3 5 lnFi.
tatian. He might possibly accom-
rsiSss Sob. Hnad down there. Niiils.
tAe lalap helds OUT 90 nafA, tsa
yliest sinuer mAy return,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

1t looks like The allies are trying
to starye Germany out by unloading
prisoners on her to feed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

II is claimed that the New York
man who killed his wife while she
was playing The piano was crazy.
Possibly he had right To be.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

If the hair Of the dog is good for
the bite. why don't they treat by
drophobia with dog hair
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

-. ~, .,-,.s sS..ifh 1.
learned bet ween the Fiow handles
a.senuat those you bear IRON tiie
p,iiffie ais ~ IT, re,.e. hea@e meet
iug.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
Better suffer the ills we have

B"FI8F 9WTeF JNH lTIa We NIFN
tt.hau tiy. to.. others We know not OF.
4 "GmctiIut1G1niai rontt.iiIiiJii. i.@:i;
.hjs.l iIus. misat size. Us = worse in
sjrument than the one We now have.
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Governor Ferguson started out
y It'll a program to recognize good
...t her lhe4 supported him OF
~ - 80 . - $500 SSi,,*, " s..,,
not l. begins 10 iOoh 4 li,tfe iiES
he is making a departure i'll solne
cases.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

'SeAs' - Nss~s~ a.
We are told that gold m ilifiltailaf'
qualities is dnaIns ~ wa b.!
into tilis country Ne hope it
viii not all stop IN Wall street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
PROMISED ZEPPELIN RAID
80 7,DT sstTT,":st.i'

30; ',DT ,stTi+,ii WE
PARIS. March 25-The repulsc
= tareo German attacks, supported
by heavy artillery north OF Lille
aid bentIHE III 80 !:
eion wee reported By the W. oH.,t
This afternoon.
Another Zeppelin raid Was prom
i7ed bus dyiajUfa @ffd yfgAr odt ii
search OF hostile airsnips reported
that they sighted none.
iEciatal Infantry engagements
Ds'sax ~s-aSosp.N .,rNA..,e,......s..,,-s, -
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Liverpool Spots.
Liverpool.
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today:
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When eissernass becomes a bore
It goes the Aass..
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MARKET REPORT. &
. . . . . . = . . . . . = . Z
lnIinn--Nen YIN. ,,I..Ir1.A

Cotton--New Iura Futures
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49,
fellow man at the bidding Of the
lords, of eartn After those
lords have made their prepare
tion for peace as they say.
We must say that to be a good
soldier. is to be q follower OF
Paul as be was of Christ. And
love each other as Christ loved
US, and we will need no other
preparedness for the love of a
good soldier worketh no i'll tn
their neighbor. Then why not
be good soldier.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-16
QUESTION COLUMN.
QUESTIONS NO. 10.

1st. How long after Christ
lied was it till Paul was Chosen
az The Apostle Of the Gentiles,
and why was he chonsen?
End. Is there any difference
in the gospel OF Circumcision
com mitted to Peter, and the gos'
pel of Uncircumcision committed
TO Paul?
3cd. What was and is Gods
Two Witnesses standing before
the god OF the earth?
4.h. Who is the beast that
was! is Lot, and yet Isl
Let as many preachers as can
answer these question and let
each preacher under taking to
answer just answer one at a time
az we want the good of all. We
10 not care bow many answers
Readers show these questions to
YOUR preachers and have them
answer or tell you their reason
and then give their reason to us
for 1t.
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Of Rev, Also tell me where to
find the passage where it says.
God thought to change times and
laws, and wore out tie saints.
Please ans wer thru your Col
umns, And Oblige.. y
Your Sister.in Christ -
81. as Mrs. Wm. A, Adams.
a-tt:tI Cie#
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WHY NOT BE A GOOD SOL
DlER9

We learn from the pages Of
the Appeal to Reason that the
Post Office officials are getting
after the Appeal to nenson a.
gain. Toe Post Office Depart
ment claim that the Appeal has
throwed a reflection, on the char
acter OF the soldier. There is
one armour you can put on that
will make you q good soldier,
and that is this;
Finally, my brethren, be,
strong in the Lord, and in the
power OF his might.
Put on the whole armour of
God, that We may he able to-
stand against the wiles of the
devil" (Ephe. 6-10 -11)
When a man dresses himself in
this armour be then is q good
soldier. In this armour you
wrestle not against our fellow
man: As it reads:
For we wrestle iot against
flesh and blood, but against prin
CAPABILITIES, against powers,
against the rulers of the dark.
ness Of this world against apirit'
uai wickedness in high places.
(Ephe. 6 .-12)
III il not flesh and blood that
tho good soldier wrest!es with:
it is principalities, and powers,
against rulers of the darkness OF
this world.
This certainly is true, OF the
poor laboring class. For this
reason Christ said take unto you
the whole armour Of God. That
you may be able to withstand all
the fiery darts Of the wicked
one. The principalities are Cow
ruling and they say we mus
prepare for peace" By increas-
ing the navy and the army IL
= every respect. Hence, the poo
U has to get ready in mind to g
r out in the battle field to kill thei