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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19
GROWING CORN

Where corn is being grown for the
first time it should be given the best
possible attention. A field should
be selected which is in good condi-
ton for planting. In some localities
where there is sufficient supply of
moisture, corn may take the place Of
summer fallow. Where this is done
the land should be plowed fairly
deep and in the fall Where the an
nual rainfall is under Is or is
inches it is usually advisable to plant
on land that has been summer fall
lowed the year before.
Corn land should be narrowed as
soon as it is fit to work in the
spring to prevent it from becoming
dry and hard.
Corn should not be planted until
the ground warns up thoroughly
and when danger OF frost is past. If
only a small area is to be planted
it may be planted BY hand or with a
hand planter, If a large corn planter
is not available.
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19
$l.5O Wheat,

Come to Killam, the Palouse
country of the Alberta; 80 to so
bushels of wheat per acre for the
last six years. Different ones paid
Tor the land with one crop last year.
You can do the same. The best ref
erence l can give you in regard to
the country is to call on parties that
nave bought and seen: John L.
Metsker George Stephenson, Walt,
Bert and Alex Hatley, S. V. Meeks,
Mr.. Easto, VIM. Yeo, all of Pullman,
Wash. Address,
". L. LARSON, Pullman, Wash.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19

ten cents, but no reduction will
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19

FOR SALE-Homesuea relin-
quishment. 100 acres in Wallowa
county, Oregon; 100 acres pillow
land, rest good pasture land. An
ideal stock and grain ranch. Only
$500 If taken at once. No trade
considered. Will V. Nessly, box
495, city. mchl9-2o
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19
NEW BULLETINS

New bulletins recently published
ny the state College are; Winter
Egg Production, Spray Calendar for
1915, San Jose Scale and An Eff
elent Alfalfa Ditcher. These bulle-
tins may be obtained by addressing
Experiment Station, State College.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19

am looking for a permanent
MAJ. ut ior my 7-room house at 1905
,as uen Lane. 1t has exceptionally
,.. rooms and is suitable for a
- FAMILY or sorority. l expect
th,. thoroughly overhaul the house
St. spring and put in a modern
cola heating plant besides hot and
aaS,., water now in the rooms and
narnsN "S could be made to suit a
son ahent tenant Mrs. e. A. Daw-
o. Box 81, City. mch19tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19

p.,a Frances Olson will be at the
un-,o motel with a complete and
tern ea'e line of trimmed and pat
ura.r s thursday, Friday, and Sat
Ipsns..M March Is. 10 and 20. Your
invited. mch19
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19

MT. soh sALE-One lot, close in,
ha u '-room house. barn, chicken
house and yard, six fruit trees: $500
Az 'n terms If taken at once. VIII
Nessly' box 495, city. mch1s-26
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19
SEEDS

l.. L. Mays bulk seeds. You gel
more for your money when you buy
seeds in bulk at
THE VARIETY STORE
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1915-03-19
COACH BOILER PICKS
ALL-NORTAWEST TEAM
80 G C. Physical Director Makes
s.,.ctlon for Official Intercol-
leglate Basket Ball
Guide

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Porward Anderson, w. S. c. =
rorward. C. Bigbee, Oregon ::
. center, Savage, U. of w. =
. cuard. McFee, U. of w. =
. cuard. Dewey, o. A. c. +
=
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will remain the same, five and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
CHURCH HISTORY
TOLD AT SUPPER
lafrrrst.aT "Reminiscences - Brsa4.
raT Prs.bgtsriaa Given az
tHaivsrsary.
sroES EECOrSTEB BT DECADES
KsmaFkabis tdtanerment Hss Bsen
Nads Daring Past Ferry lear
~ the Conxrsrafiaa-

fs--rrstinE "reminiscences % ths
~a-r -.sts-y % Broadway F-sssgtrr-
e. --1rrs we're given trst sssaizx
ea-s ras f1ra aasivsrsary supper %
e. e1rFrrEatloa was enjoyed b. ssv-
81. s4Htred members % tt- ~hurrh.
r. a~r.r also r9mmen1saf-d TIRE
fHf. rtrfay % the Mems eI1b.
NE sg-eaf was served b. fae mru
arI r1HTUfrr fhe neal short bust
rsss session was held gIfe r.. IS Ne
raFs GreslGiaE - S. Parss save a
rrsoFF af fa~ Meas club n0~iiaafinE
committee The following oHs-ers
urrr proposed flr The enaaire year
So rHr report vas unanimously
s.abrrf
Pres tsrf 90. MeCab@
E.-- president "A. RI WalEe-
secretary treasurer B. Curtis
re. rrFrr1 arulVersarr exercises
rr-r rre1 taken gp. with Or Va
Stewart ff presiding oreer or stew
H-. ana O. r. Htorr. were thr ta1 com
r.es1arrs appointed CO. years ago By
rHr 0HrerrFatt1u 90 petition fte
rre Hrfrrr f1r new -E1reh i1 the
sas. -rl ef fr- rttv. afr-rwarI known
fF Broadway The prssbgtsrv met az
fr.r.e.1~ ant Dr Stewart toit I1 an
e-.e-rr.rrE way 81 ERE granting %
fs- arfFs14 ard ths oriEfr o. the
b-saerr sar-=ssfut earzreasfi7r.
f.iimpse late Pact.
Wr. OIL rsr various decades .r rsr
E.r church. was tFer dis
r..sr| Tre rrsf speaker called ou
Fss e-Hrz- so Loosely. Moline. char
..r ~-He-r vF1 t1tt Of ere T-ars
'... .- 1885. Nw1oE srrer fs.szs be
sf
.srt rwf.r sFHf of or Hsgrfsr-
rf..- ut- Fa hear Ffm ralf Sc
srH@sa s1 rreF rrFr fsnf s7. tf Bow
ever stray Ear frsm faF facts. 80
aHsHHHH ar frts raHrs.fFre rar cor.
rsr
Fr sEr- 1r fstr ur 4arVsr. has
Us.H .-re.aE Eis diary s.s.r f7er boz
.He asasfvar ef4feu vas eHHr. ana
F- .rHFs
|HI Wrr ur ..svFr. rrFr nv
r-.#| -efiaes af G~TsfvFr s~E.r. ser
r.H.H-Hfsar er nr aE Crraf
.sgH.H aEsfsy school before We
..fH boo ar. lr vas or stFsart us7
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

.sre dinmed while W 5 Parks and
a n. sperry burned church notes.
siruifyins the church Is out ot debt
Tho doxoiosy vas sung and the
b.ncdietion vas pronounced by Dr.
James Edgar Wilson.
Tomorrow Service.
Observance % the soth anniversary
90 the church will be concluded to-
morrow. DR.. Leonard. moderator OF
the synod % Illinois. will preach the
anniversary sermon At io;aS. with Or.
Marquis presiding At o'clock there
~tii b. ve.per services. when mem
bers viii Be received into the church
and Or. Marquis will preach. Frsshy-
terrain churches OF the city will Join
"a a mass meeting at T:sS when DR..
Leonard will again preach. Rev. DSv-
"A A. Johnson OF the Central Presby-
terrain church will preside
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

! Martin 7. Rudsren
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

s5o8s ser ne charter szs-zb~ss % 10
r-s-forrase Broadway essrcs before
tEs p-ssoJ-s-y tat aEsAorlzs4 the
s~Sarssaoa. Hs uas sap riafenG~rf a.
szr S9n4sy school nat No. fa Gr~~u-
esse essr@i. ssa TIE issGis< elder IL
ear tsHs session
~tf anybody wss slex. ~ ik=rs NAs
a G-zfa 81 tks esErcE. Dr. stsuArt
was tEsrs its hardware store Eas
truly 80 ssafqEsrt~Fs % tss iafart
eazrea- 80 oas ever stopped 20 90
talk o over 1tfh Dr Stewart Eithogr
HufsnT hin ready 1aa WiiiiuE 20 ayE-
gattizs. Or advise. oT help : remsas-
oer very veil bearing HenFy Mitchell
sag I'd Ike % - D. stewart Wheu
BE- goes up % s. Peters rate There
wiii b. a cro~e % ErosfUay folks.
ehiI9rsa and al. waiting there 20
welcome hfr1
There vas some little discussion
AZ trst as % whether fnr res church
sho1i1 BE- CoEFrgEati1aal Or Pre1hy-
te-.aa. bat not much There Vss
hardly more ns 10 where 90 should BE-
SALT You all notice that the Tot
was bought even before che church
vas orxauited There was never any
ttirE bat harmony among our early
trustees sam Eeator fas ws faruii-
larry called himI. Charlie Ross. Tyler
Robinson. Ross stills. Spencer G-esE.
Wgi1 Lee. NJ r'IemiuE never heard
o. my real differences among them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
APRIL To BREAK
SOCIETY RECORD
strides Made DurinE Past T~o weeks
Point. 90 Banner Month With
Royal Nelxhbors-
GENERAL Fund - BIGGEST YET
LEGAL Organization Has Six Million
on Hand The March Gain
Highly Satisfactory.

End % o.. month - expected TO
show the greatest gain ever made 10
four Weess by the Royal SeiEhbors.
Indications during the lrst half Of
the month form the basis for this pre-
dictiou. tremendous strides having
been made since the month commsnc-
ed.
Figures OF Supreme Recorder Hada
Carlson suoW March as the third iarg-
est month iu the history % the so
cietv and the leader "a point % busi-
ness done since 1911. Activity Is a.
iis highest poin, in all the ~ states
and hvc Canadian provinces where q
operates.
Membership April was 325.ois.
just one month previous the total vas
zio4es. Gain in benefit certificates
~as szss. while 2.TOs afnliatcd as So
cIai members only. 40 tabulatcd hE-
ures can b. obtained a. 20 the mem
bership TODAY. but on the hrst Of the
month the statement gives e63.555 as
beneficial members and 6i.23s as So
clat
m Wr continue 20 grow a. the rate
Kept up during the past two weeks
We all add 1000 beneficial and 1900
social members during the present
m1uth.- stated DR.. Carlson.
"a really wonderful record vas
made last month iu our reinstate-
meats" the supreme recorder said.
Their. vcrr l.ss. temporary suspen-
sioas and % this number 1854 we're
placed in good standing Our net gain
for the month OF March vas ASS
This record has never evea been ap-
preached jn THE past.
Leads Fratsrnais.
sc the present time the ROYAL Neigh
bors lead 90 frafcraai societies iu the
rrifrI States in IRE total amount %
money on hand in rhr general fund
Nrariy rir million dollars. $3.50
1fs ss. Co BE- exact. vas the balance on
hand is that fund april The total
balance on hand. Including bonds and
deposits On e. banks. vas siTtf.-
frs0E
rE~ board NJ auditors ssiII has one
more weeks vors before aii figures
are checked
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
K. G.. HOLD ANNUAL
EASTER SERVICES

The annual Easter services OF Al
loueE council. Knights OF Columbus
will be held tomorrow morning at ST.
Joseph's church. The members VIII
assemble at the X. c. hall AZ 1880 and
go so the church in a body. Dean J.
]. Quinn will preach the annual ser
mon at o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
Consider These
Facts

tf rsu were suploYinF sens eus
I'M ffr Interest 81 Iggr private
business fau uoutf .esk q per-
sea ~ experiences. weuiant youi
tpprrci1ts the fact that . an
nhsalgfeiy indep~nfsut - any
rsnE Or political fastisu- aass
consequently. ean aet vifs az 81
biased iudxmeut fa tarthsrtn< -
affairs 20 the eRy.
Wy drpartafsat. thst a tg-
euarts and Fiasngss- has h~su
alt.tsd even year ana ths Frg-
arts shaw that she dspsrtutsut
hss been veil and hea~stiy suu-
d1cted-
On an snsrt - unssat NJ nf
eurmiss have circulated faisshsaes
whieh have ~ basts - truth 49,
H.Hd thrri. NJ rveers IN sesss
sat my private ahairs are gp~a ~
aufape.
rbase ~ yea she ass~ trans
seted basin~ss with mf fspart-
mrut kanw mat y an arrays N
my cree atteafinx strictly n bus-
aess.
sav- srrvsa rev tsr fsar ygars
a. rammissiou~r ~ Aeeeants ant
Fiaasrrs. Ctty CIers ard teiiss-
tsrs ant have gained saiaahis ~
aerirurr ard hsesm~ tssreaFhiy
tsm1llr vffa the dati~s "a th~ ds-
parliament.
Au ask - ths pstsrs . o.
iadse ne ~ ny rsesra art Ses
win ind merit yser sapp@rt asNt
rasSdsr.
" rsr Csamt.sssasr
IL Martin 7. RudSren
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17
WINKLER FINDS BAD
STOCK OF CHICKENS

Herman winkler. city pure food in
spector. found eight dressed chickens
and two dozen live ones at a local
grocery which he claimed were not Mt
for sale. The poultry was oonfscated
and will be destroyed. Mr.. winkler
stated that the chickens were afflicted
VITA = disease prevalent among poul-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

try at the present time and cautioned
butchers and grocers to be careful
when purchasing fowls. The chickens
in question were purchased from
man living near Presumption.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

strsas. IIss rEg mas. Nov the Sunday
school again
Carrie GrezF has r~~ spuE for
no Co sing. I'm th~ Heavenly Pasture
Fair. and 80 sing b.
Mrs stills leads iu prayer And
ur. sharpe to1s and nos. q 70 the an-
ruai meeting and hear Sam pavs'
comments. sharp and clear Bat .
must not nroiuuE these "reminiscences
MF time ts 40 ugt I will just add
ttiss that t1r dominant note in Broad
uaVs FIRST trn years. waa earnest.
harmonious voTk. for the Eoot 90 che
church ana the community
Mr. Loosely 9as followed by G. C.
tfefrtrrv Davenport. another old
member ~ thr church IA. as one
o. the committee sent By fnr r1uErr-
CATION Co Niuous. t'i 90 hear DR. W
3 Marquis preach Dr Marquis took
az his text God ia Love and follow
Ing the sermon call was extended 90
him 90 come 90 Broadway which was
accepted. The speaker io!d % the so
rtai nfe OF tte church IN the early
days. of the old choir % which he vas
organise and spoke ~ other personal
second Decade.
Miss Fannie Cieiund discussed the
second decade frou iss5 20 1885. Dur
inr that time the old hard wood stove
as sold. and IN 1856 a piano was pur-
chased for the congregation. In 1853
Miss CIsiaud vas made sup-rtntend-
sut % the Sunday school aud gave
valuable data relative 90 what strides
q has made She discussed the or
Eauiration % the young peoples work
and told % the prominent deaths that
had occurred during that period.
Third Decade.
In hts usual humorous fashion. ".
y Mciutyrs briefly touched on the
third decade. from 1895 20 1905. trAe-
inE the developing % the church IN
its various activities.
The period from 1905 90 1918 vas
considered by Res. ". q OEievce. He
vas for eve years assistant pastor 90
Broadway. H~ told OF the forming OF
the broshsrhood IN 1905. 90 the build
Ing % the n-~ study % the mission
ary trip Which Or Marquis took
around the World during 1910 and
1911. - the founding % South Park
Presbyterian church IN 1919. % which
he r. pastor.
Pzstsr's ~miniseenses.
SPECIAL Interest esntsred in the re-
marks % Dr. ". ;. Marquis. pastor
smsrf;ss. Who Cor - years served the
ehurch- lie spoke of the geographical
changes Whicn had occurred IN the
World tarinE the past 80 years: of
The advsat % electricity. automobiles. I
tsi~phoass. tsisErsphy. and other con
ssafsness aat tkSn showed hoE
Frrsbytsrianism hAf gained during /
that period. especially broadway
TIE dissemination has Increased from /
$50 90 % q msmbsrshiP % . million I.
sn4 q half Sc spoSs Of the sseri 4
srss % The early members % the /
shg-es and declares sh-y freely rave /
themselves ana their substance Co the /
cause % Christ
These have ben 90 years % pre-
tcus memories. b. said In closing
'~rhsy ~crs years % power aad prep /
arstisn. ~ poiutirk 60 IN. heroic 4
deeds % the past. you hope 90 gain .
str~aEth for greater Victories in the
future
Brief greetings from mr. a : Leon !
81 Brighton. moderator ~ the synod /
% l!llaols -srs sivsa- ThsE Iigsts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

All the ness al the rns-Ths
ArggA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-17

POLITICAL AovzErtsisa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Evangelical Church
Shows Big Growth

Corvallis, or, April Sat Tho TWEEN
tyfirgl session of the oregon confer
cnco Of the Evangelical church here
ThnrMay. reports show a splendid
growth of the church in both the cast
and the vest The report Of the pre-
siding elder of the oregon division was
especially strong, and brought out the
fact that Oakley Green, the suburban
church. and the 81. JOhns church are
fast outgrowing their facilities for
Sunday school purposes, and are forced
10 look for new accommodations A
new force win soon be- added 10 the
association with the establishment Of
u new church at Aloha.
The choosing of place Of meeting
for next years conference resulted in
q victory for oakley Green, although
both Salem aud st. Johns were strong
bidders for the conference.
r. q. Graves Of Corvallis aud NJ. D.
Phillips of Edna, Wash. were licensed
by the conference TO preach the gospel
A. T.. Laytonc Of the Platte River con
ference was received into the Oregon
division.
Presiding Elder Polling wns retained
IN the Portland district for nnoihc
ycar q. y. Mummy will DO held nj
Dallas for the time being ~ least.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Dallas Churches Ready
For Easter Services
Nnrllnl Innrnnl Snrrinl =.

Capital journal Special Scryice,)
Dallas Or, April 8. Easter will be-
observed Sunday in all the churches of
the city, In some special services have
been prepared. At the Presbyterian In
the evening the choir win render the
c.ntrta entitled "'rhc First Easter"
on which It has been industriously
lraeticing ror the past several weeks
Communion services will be held in
the morning, At the Baptist church
Nh" Sundry school viii have charge Of
the evening service and will present n
program entitled, "The Living Christ
At the Methodist and Christian church
es appropriate Easter exercises will bc
given in observance Of the day. At
the Evangelical church, owing to the
absence of the pastor Rev. G. l.. Gates,
who is attending the Oregon conference
no morning services will be held but
in the evening an Easter program will
be given by the Christian Endcayor
society
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
First congregational Church.

James Elyin. pastor. Services on
Sunday at Z and II a. M, and yesper
service at 3 p, m. A sunrise service
will be held at 7 O'Clock in the morn
ing and members and friends of the
church are invited to attend this
service. Easter will be appropriately
observed at eleven o'clock when a
special program of Easter music will
be presented by the choir. number
Of children and adults will receive
the administration of baptism and a
number of new members win be re-
ceiycd into the membership of the
church. The pastor will preach the
final sermon in the series, "The wit
ness to Immortality and the sub
.iect will be "The grounds of our
Faith today Sunday school will
meet promptly at 10 O'clock, Prof. w,
I. Staley, superintendent. At o o'clock
in the afternoon vesper service will
be held with music by the choir and
Junior chorus and an Easter service
will be presented by members of the
Sunday school Everybody cordially
welcomed at these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Unitarian.

Corner of Chemeketa street and Cot
tage, Richard y. FISCHER, minister.
Sunday school at 1000. Morning serv-
ice at ll:00. Social Service meeting
at 1:30 O'Clock. Order OF, service,
morning Organ prelude, "With Yer
dure CLAD. Mrs. Walter Denton;
Hymn, Awake my Soul; Scripture and
prayer; response, "The Lilies +;
hymn, "Be light and glad; solo,
E" Eastertide, by Bracket, Miss Inez
DenisOn, claronct obligato Mr.. Will
liam skinner; sermon, ''Triumphant
Immortality clarinet solo, "Spring
song" by Mendelssohn, Mr.. William
skinner offertory, Selected, violin
solo, Mrs. d. +. Holman; hymn, "Lord
dismiss u.s.; postude, selected, Mrs.
Walter Denton. Evening program
Vocal solo, "Consider the, Lilies y,
Mrs. Halle Parrish Hinges; social
service and the Press Mr.. u. .B.
Lockhart; "Need of Humane Soci.
ety., Mr. John II. McNary; "Practi.
cal Social Service Mr. \. R.. Harris I;
vocal solo, Somewhere a Voice Is
Calling, Mrs. Hinges All friends Of
liberal religion and of progressive
thought are cordially invited,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
Says Adam Had
Human Parents
Dallas Professor Replying to Rational
lists Makes Startling Assertion in
Book Just Published

Adam had human parents, says Geo.
II. Bennett, of Dallas, Oregon, f0rmer
professor Of systematic theology af
Portland university, ia his book,
% Challenge of the Church Rltiol0lisn
Rcfuted," reply to the Oregon ha-
society just publishe | by tho
Methodist Book Concern OF Cincinnati.
Mr., Bennett also puts forth tho theory
in explanation of iolmortHity, that tho
soul OF vital eiamens without which
there may be body hut no life, is locat-
cd in the male reproductive cell. Thus
death is but the separation again Of
the male and female elements, the body
or female dying while the immortal
masculine element lives on, This theory
applies to all animal life, but Mr.. Ben'
nett does not explain the undoubtcd
life in those lower species of animals
which have no male sex, nor in those
bees, sturlish and others which are
borne from mlertilyed eggs.
Adam though probably not the first
man, was the first man to receive di'
vine inspiration, Mr., Bennett says, and
hence the genculogy of the Hebrews
was traced from him. Pre-. AdUmito
man was much like the lower savNges
of today, who "worshippcd, il at MI,
according TO conscience.
The book includes II treatment OF
creation, inspiration of the Bible, pruy'
er the nature of Jesus and immortal
ity II is rcvercnt in spirit thought
fully written and contains reasonable
aud somewhat poetic harmoni2ing Of
the seven days OF creation with wha'
science knows Of the origin Of th,
purth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-03
LAST WORDS
IS SUBJECT Of SERMON
Every Child Born With a New
Moral and Religious World
Since Savior

AT the Good Friday services held
l.st ovcu;ny In tho First Cnnyroootion.
nj church lamns Elvn nastor of tbo
church smoke an thc snbicct. UThc|
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mart,
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mama nnJ so 700 yov SeSirro Conrrni.
ems ororv chiIJ is horn into n now
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oyory rhlI ia ham intn a rcu, nhilo.
sonhicnI woId since Harvey eyery
cbiI1 IL horn intn nav 'uhvsiolopical
wnrlJ simon WnnJt every rhild ia horn
INFO nav nsvrholnpicnI world since
/ Chnrlcs DnuYin nvrrv rbilJ hns bocn
horn INTO ncw biologirol world.
saiyotion l. IN namo NJ lbc orcni fact
nscnnrablv nssoriated Win thn nnmo
of Cb,ist and siucc Christ every one is
harm ;ntn n now moral ana religions
world an1 tbe Grass of Josus il the
cvcrInst;ry witness thnt thc rcdonn.
iva wor5 in which wc Gyc hns lis
sourcn I'm Christ
"Tbc Son NJ God wns made perfecl
on tho cross and nlInyiup bccn mad,
ncrfcct uc bcrnme thr autbor o
eternal salvation unto NIL that ohe,
Him. Al the end of tbe earthly life OF
Christ stands n aim terrible obiect-
Tbc Cross. II was no romantic. mos.
crown. iyy covered cross relic OF
some splcndid temple, beautiful with
npc. nnd sacred as the symcrc of u
hereditpry religion The Cross before
Him was tbc green. fresh, bitter eros.
tho first and shameful Cross. And
ever MS lie walked along the way. Iii,
eve caupht il, nn1 il threw its great
dark shadow NIL along the path even
to his feet when n rhild.
"Christ is the lamb slain fpn III,
foundation of the world The finish
inc of His life is the beginning OF
new life for the world The ol,
world was done. The new world wa,
bem,n
SWhcn tbe words. at is finished
were uttered new vision of servic,
was hom into tho world. a new faitl
which wrought righteousness, subdue,