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World's cresset., 1916-09-28
LOCAL LORE.

Mrs. Vida Coison and little
girl called on the Eds wife on
last Saturday.
Every body ous hit to believe
in Preparedness. But it ought
to be, prepare TO meet their God
in peace.
The CREssET is only a bali
sheet this week on the account
of the father in law of the Ed.
getting nearly killed.
Mrs. Mammie Purtle is laying
very low az present. Mr.. Clate
McCubbins and wife of the
Colony set u With her last Sun.
night.
We generally publish a we'd
ding at the Colony the week
before it is to take place. But
the license was sent to Mt. Grove
and did not reach US in time for
publication.
Mr., Lee Dawson and wife and
little girl from Mama Okla.
arrived at the colony on list Sat.
night the son of W. E. Dawson
VINO got badly hurt from falling
from a barn, which he was put.
ing up for Hon. l.. D. Caudle.
Meeting at the Caudle Grove
in the Colony Tabernacle, every
Wednesday night, Saturday
night aud sunday a. II and
at 3 O'clock
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
Mr. Peter Absher and wife
and little son returned home on
last Tuesday from off a two
months visit to their son
Abe ert in Portland Oregan and
several other places of the
West and while gone they visit
ed Salt Lake City,
Mr.. W. E. Dawson mem Der of
the JAH Vile Colony and who
was one of the first members of
the Colony, he vas putting up'a
large barn for Hon. L. D. Caud!e
and was up en- the upper plate
and fell and broke several of his
ribs and was hurt otherwise. He
is nearly Is yeacs old. But very
active for his age; this accident
happened to him on .last Thurs.
DR., Ryan was called for, and
was by his side in a few mo.
ment. Who is one of the best
Dr's in the country. Bro. Daw.
son is doing fine.
On last Sunday at II O'Clock
in the presence of very large
audience the Editor Rey. L, S,
Garrett joined in Holy Matrimo
ny Mr.. Elven Moore of Wright
County Is years old and Miss
Clara Simons OF Wright Co.
Is years old, they and their par
ants all belong to the colony,
It was one of the most solemn
marriages which could be pres.
ented to a people, The emblems
and performances were all ex
planned TO the people by the Ed
1t made old married people
think that they had never had
World's cresset., 1916-09-28
QUESTION NO, "a.

| Dear Bro. in Christ; If this
would be OF interest to all write
a few lines on the following
Scripture. l st Cor, 1872
| P. S. did Paul mean this to be
Systematic individual, and pro:
portionate giving. I have been
told that dtts
Yours to do right in all things,
Earl @, Smith.
! TEXT,
Upon the first day of the
week let every one of you lay by
him in store. as God hath
prospered him that there be no
gatherings when / come,
list. Cor. 16--2.)
Now Brother Smith we must
learn from our Text, That Paul
had commanded the church at
"Corinth' to lay by in store on
the first day of the week as God
had prospered them for the
saints.
And this command he also had
given TO the churches OF Galatia,
Please read;
Now concerning the collect.
ion for the saints, as have
given order to the churches Of
Galatia even so do ye." Il Cor.
16-D
Now this collection was to oe
made for the famine stricken
sainls at Jerusalem. Please
read;
And when I come, whomsoever
ye shall approve by your letters
them will send to bring your
liberalty unto Jerusalem,
And If it be meet that 1" 60
also. they shall go with mel.
list, Cor. 16--3-4.)
And Paul and Barnabas as it
reads.
AND In these days came pro.
| phets from Jerusalem unto An
tioch.
And there stood up one of
them named Agabus, and signifi.
ed by the Spirit that there
should be great dearth shroug.
hout all the world; which came
to pass in the days of Claudius
Caesar.
Then the disciples, every man
according to his ability, determi,
ned to send relief unto the
brethren which dwslt in Judea,
Which also they did, and sent
It to the elders by the hands of
Barnabas and Saul,
r,Acts. 11-27-28-20-3O,)
This is also confirmed in this
language.
but now l 60 unto Jerusa
lem to minister unto the saints.
For it hath pleased them o.
, Macedonia aud Achsia TO make
certain contribution for th e
poor saints which are at Jerusa.
lem.
1t hath pleased them verify;
and their debtors they are. For
if the Gentiles have been made
pa:takers Of their spiritual
things. their duty Is also to
minister unto them in carpal
things.
When therefore I have per.
formed this, and have sealed to
them this fruit, I will CO me BY
you into Spain.
| And I am sure that, when I
come unto you I shall come in
the fulness of the blessing of
the gospel of Christ.
Now l .beseech you, brethren,
World's cresset., 1916-09-28

Mrs. Vida Co'son and little
girl called on the Eds wife on
last Saturday.
Every body ought to believe
in Preparedness. But il 0ught
to be, prepare 10 meet their God
in peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
Billy SUNDAYS ALL-sTAR TEAM
Eyangelist Gives Little Dope Of the
Good Old Days.

DETROIT, Mich. Sept. Ia
''Billy" Sunday paused in his vigorous
evangolistic work today to say some
thing about that great American
geme-baseball--i which he at one
time starred.
There Is not much difference In
the game then and now" said Billy"
"1n my day we worked the hit and
run, the bstters could slug, and the
pitchers could certainly pitch. The
only thing we couldn't do was bunt,
and that's because we didn't think
Of It.
"The game may be bit more scien-
tific now because Of the improved
base-running, but take 1t from me
can pick n team of the old boys that
could Just trim anything you could
show today"
And MIR. Sunday made good his
boast with the following lineup Of
what he considers his ideal team,
Kelly, right field; Long, shortstop,
Ed Delehanty. center field; Arson,
first base; Dunlap, second baeei
o'Rourke. left field; Nash third base;
Ewing. catcher; Bennett, catcher;
Clarkson. pitcher; Radbourne, pitch
er; Rusie, pitcher
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
HIGH COTTON PRICE REACHED
| Farmers OF Rristow District Demand
Better Selling Quotations.

Special to The World.
BRTSTOW, okla, Sept, ie.-Bettar
prices for cotton is the slogan OF the
pinners and cotton farmers here. Yes
terday evening cotton sold on the
streets hero fer seas, the best price
ever recorded FOR this time Of the
year. This would practically mean
lS"ccnt cotton. The seeds this year
are Of an exceptionally poor quality
and paying that price for the lint
makes the cotton 20 to Is cents or
better, when sinnod, IL the ginner
comes out In the clear. All seven OF
the gins are now going. as the big
Epps gin started Saturday evening and
has never stopped vet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
Ceremonies Over, 1ribesnien Return
"a Routine life Confident Rites
VIII Bring Rain.

u,INsInw Ar,v cent 1o-The
aI .no,,a dnnca oeremonv of the
1nni 9h' ,na,an. s%. ~ ,rh,ot rat}esnahes.
,aTpt FananS ~ ~. ha,d IN ,ha teeth
po's1 ,S. iTea, Hsncar. "' he. % Inst come 10 a
oiortnns ot sn % r,n,sb an % III. Recreation near
era .0'' ii"'9i' o' ''' ~
Assured that this "making Of
MIGHT, medicine- Wall oyarpower the
madc ~ the rods OF the four world
nnayters the clouds and the lightning
49, era hr,ns ra,na for tna corn crop. the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
Pioneer Wrecking Exchanges.
srA

ALTON, okla, Sept. 19'-The Pio-
neer Telephone company is busy this
week wrecking the Cleora and Ber-
nice exchanges. Last June the Pho
heer Telephone company bought the
United Telephone company's ex-
changes, which consisted of Alton,
Fairland, Grove. Ketchem, Bernice
and Cieora. The Pioneer company
has found that the Bernice and Clcora
Exchanges have not enough phones to
pay keeping the exchanges at those
places and SO the exchange work for
Bernice and Cleora will now be done
through the Alton exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
FIRST FLOUR MILL FOUND.
Oldest Plant OF Kind on Coast l.
Incarthcd at Astoria.

ASTORIA. Ore, Sept. 19.-Wha. is
believed TO be the remnant OF the first
"flouring milr' on the Pacific coast
was unearthed few days ago by
workmen who were making an exca-
vstion at the corner of Seventh and
Bond streets. The relic consists OF
two hand millstones, each Weighing
several hundred pounda They were
carved from granite and both are IN
q splendid state of preservation.
There ~ no record Of where the
stones came from, but the general
opinion is they were brought t< tho
American ship Beaver which arrived
In this harbor on May 8, 1912. with
reinforeements for the Astor colony.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
Stolen Tnpcsfry Sold.

NEW YORK. Sept. IA Beauvais
tapestry, presented oy King Louis XIV
Of France to Emperor Kien Lung OF
China in 1888 and stolen from the
palace In Peking at the time Of tho
overthrow of the MaDchu dynasty has
been sold by New York dealer to q
collector IN Cleveland Ohio, for $780,
900. The name Of the buyer was not
revealed. This tapestry Ia said to be
ono of O set Of six designed by the
French painter Boucher for the en-
s5or . at s. the ki1s n,nssSs rsSueS Ss ne H. ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
H0pi Indians Grip Snakes
in Teeth i'm Solemn Dances

priests draws a circle on the ground
with sacred meal ana the dancers tos's
the snakes onto the spot. AS they
WIND around this place each man
plunges his hands into the wriggling
mass and brisss up as many snakes as
he can seize. At the finish the snakes
are released on the desert mesas 10
wriggle away TO freedom.
The big mystery of the ceremony IL
that the priests are seldom bitten by
the snakes, and when he does receive
wound he does not die. The Hopis
do not remove the poison fangs and,
so far as Is known, have no antidote
for the poison.
Magic, the Indians say, keeps the
priests from harm. The rattlcsnakes
are afraid to bite them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
OTTAWA COUNTY'S
NEW COURTHOUSE
Is Being Rushed To Completion by
Contractors: TO cost
$4,000.

Special 10 \ ne World.
MIAMI, Okla, Sept. 19,-Work on
Ottawa county's new $4,000 court
house is progressing nicely and the
fourth and last story Of the building
Is now being put on. The contractors
say that the building will now be com
pleted and ready for occupancy by
November ! II no unloOkedfo for trou
bic occurs. The building is con-
structed entirely of cement and stone
and stell and only very little wood
viii enter into the construction and
that only in finishing up the interior
Of the building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
ASSAILS ARMY BILL CLAUSE.
Socialist Candidate Says Draft Power
Was Smuggled Measure.

STAUNTON. H., Sept. 19.-That a
clause giving tho president OF the
United States power TO draft citizens
into the army in time OF war was
"smuggled" into the Hays-C ham her
lain army bill. was charged by Allan
J.. Benson. Socialist candidate for
president, in an address hero today.
Benson criticised what he termed the
militarism of the United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20

where to look for it, They look for it in the sound
of the engine, in the action of the clutch, in the
action of the steering apparatus, in the sound Of
the dfercntial.
They examine the radiator try the brakes, observe
the kind of glass in the windshield, the kind IF
material in the top, and then poke around into tho
corners of the body.
That much done they get into the car and try her
out. For they are smart enough to know that tho
biggest result of quality is performance.
That's what usually brings the sale. For perfOrm-
is the cars middle name. She's got amazing
acceleraOn-so lively and full of spunk.
And then she climbs hills so quickly and hugs the
road SO well AT rapid clip.
And, best of all, she handles easily She's as
Obcdient any creature man made.
Once you try her you, too will understand the run"
on her. It's thing difficult to explain but three
editions of in years time is something to
ponder
We have 1t direct by telegraph that Chalmers will
continue to make these 34OO p. ms next
There's time limit As these last 20 900
built and out of the way there will probably be
more.
So you're dead safe in getting model of that
has in no way reached its peak Of popularity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
New Mining Company Organized.

MIAMI, Okla, Sept. 1.-THE Qua
paw Mining company Is one Of the
newest ni..1,,!!.e.ss 1en nnanies to organize
In the Miami field with headquarters
in Miami. The company Is capital
ICED at 100000 and has some good
leases in the already proven field. ],
d. Bewley Ia president and h. l.. Tay-
lor secretary OF the company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
$ EVERAL ARE CONVICTED
TaJilcquah Term of Court Results in
Conviction of Five Prisoners.


Special 10 The World.
TAHLEQUAH, Okla, Sept. 10
Judge John II. Pitchford, sitting in
the regular term OF the district court
today, sentenced VIII Donaldson to
two years In the state penitentiary at
McAlester for hog stealing, and Ma
son Lisenby, an accessory, to two
years In the state reform school at
Granite. Fred Carter, a negro, drew a
fine of s25 for hog killing; Tom Fin
ley, three-year sentence in the peni-
tentiary and fine of $50 for boot
Logging, and Stude Ross, colored, was
sentenced TO five years in the peni-
tentiary for the larceny Of a hog.
Sheriff Davidson will leave tomor-
row for Granite and McAlester with
the prisoners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
WINNIPEG TURNS CLOCK BACK.

Tfmepicccs Of Canadian Town Have
Been Ahead Hour This Summer.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Sept 1s.---
winnipeg. having saved daylight all
ran,mer by moving Its clocks ahead
an hour. will get back " standsrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20

other five works still form part of the
treasures Of the Peking museum. The
work sent TO Cleveland is ten feet
seven inches nigh and ten feet three
inches wide,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20

ture OF hts left shoulder when he
struck tho ground. The animal made
several attempts TO get at him after
he was on the ground. but was pro
vented by others.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-20
A $56,OOO,OOO "RUN"
ON ACHALMERS CAR

"Run"-is the word. It's like run a bank
Only it's a cara Chalmers car. 1t seems
endless. The people want more.
And must be built for thcm-2OOOO more.
You remember Il while ago that six hundred men took
one look at this new and bought S22,OOO,OOO
worth in forty very brief minutes. They the
Chalmers Dealers.
Now they insist that Of the same kind be built
more of the 34OO r. p. M. Chalmers.
So the Chalmers executives have put through a fac
tory work order for 10000 more of them.
They built and delivered, in six months, 1900.
That was all they intended TO build for entire
year. That completed their part of the $22.OOOOOO
affair.
We got them to build another 10000. We thought
that would be enough to last through the fall. But
no. the 10000 were quickly taken up during the
summer months.
So they going to build 10000 That
means, all told. 1870 cars-Or $4,000, 600 worth
OF these remarkable 34OO +. p. m. Chalmers.
So you why the word "run." The people
who know good cars-iike Emersop's wise saving
about the man who makes better mouse trap, etc,
will find beaten path to his door, though he
live in the woods they create this ver-increasing
desire to own q Chalmers.
They have sought guality-nOt price. We seldom
have people ASK the price OF t1s car When we tell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

iaa itprter belle 0in 9Dgning, o9
on bliber fnuit / oens 9f1liner.
Ger uofrGoes fun ct, for at on
fan 6Daae paa oenhe uroffelige
@runo, nemlig 8 iertetS Ero.
o66i oct er meo 9iertet, man tror
til Meteorological" Seq ipnes ie9
6prer nogen iige: Seq oilOe ger
ne, men ieg fan life" Spis set cr
Ilbor, at on gerne biG, ian g6r BET.
tie: @efen0 sin Spn6 for SUD, Ie9
DIT bantro Sjerte anbent for BAN,
oa be6 bnm inoerligt ON at fornn
BET / Troen. Sno oil on life Ipnge
fomme til at gno ben | ltpisbeo %
SoioI, men ban bill gre bit Sier.
tie oIa6 og fri, mo6i9t | Troen pao
ollie Dine Sbnoers GorIo6eIie be6
Seiu Blob. Soa bIiber oeiaa on
retfpr6ig for BAN.
(Mere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

en6e aenoffab til De Rroblener, Ben
mnbammeoanife 8er0en filler 4ri-
~iten6eoen, ifil0rer gilitanoen ION
a~IminoeIig llro. Zen ii%Ioioiiife Op-
l%esnina al Sslani. Der tog FIN BE.
%gpn0elie | Beriien, iremifpnOer gen.
mem 9nablaOenes 0iifnsiiorer. Ger
aeres bel 6oris1 pnn at irelie Oct
omtlmleOe Sfib beo at fate en- Del
Of ben gamIe 9o6ning ooer 9or0
men oct nDtter life. 8er bar olorig
ppret fsrt ina itnrfe angreb paa
ben o%rto6ofie Nltbomme6onisme Ionl
netop ira oeunes eaen 9eir.
Oa iper9er man ian ON, boiIfet
Saab Der er ior ariiten6ommen, Ipa.
rer ben nGbnte aen0er al ben mn.
b~omeonnIfe @eroen, at Der fife fan
nPre 9pipI ON lloinloet. Oct er fun
ct Spsrgsmnol, ON oct bill inotrP0e
mi eIler ferit ienere.
@ro bar ODER alt adbnet Dsrene
pno blot Sab % piit oS Sc Rpno,
Der finoes / 2eiren %inoenior, at
De er reoe til at uoIepere IegIerne
til 5remti6en.
Den aft oette itifler oen friItne
gfSiion ooer for en- Op1aoe, buis
fore Omgnng n9ppe nof 6ar itaaet
Den fart tiolieere. Der lpoer MI en-
frnfti9 Opfororing ira Nisiionp.
rerne | De m1bamme0nnIfe 9anoe
til Den friitne Meniobeo ON at oaa
frem | Serrens Strait % bringe De
5oIf 5reIiens 9uoifab, iom Jorge.
pes isger at iin6e 6s0e for 6eres
SipIe / aoranens tonme SfoIIer.
Oct bar ! 8eitaiien, at Serrens
@ii99e og aors too, oct bar 8eit-
aliens Soro, ser oraf bans9lo6, oct
par paa 8eitniiens 9ierge, ban pan.
6reoe. Oct bar Der. ban fpl6eoe
8oorer ooer Seruialem. Bao oisie
9onoe boiler bans Zine enonu. Ser
oil ban fomme igen.
Oct oar Der, ban iaa6e: Weig er
gioen al Nagt. Do ifsnt oenne
Roet | tretten an~rbun6reoer bar
p9ret omtoitet al en- Mogtraner,
iao er ben life beIeiret.
Spsr9smonlet er nh, bill SUBS
GoIf eioe Serren 8eitoIien tilbdae,
eIer ffaI oct frem6eles opre Rlt.
homeos aeiierriee2
Sfof Bethlehem pe6bGioenoe re.
re @ange ON 8neen bsre 9oabet:
Ger er fun cen Sub, og Wubam.
meb er bans grofet2 gner ifiiloe
Der life bare en- Of Sub fdIoetRono
e1er Rpin6e, Ser bdo6e Wo6 til at
aoa til Weffa, SsIoms Sopeofeit.
ming, oe forfpnoe Den fore aonaes
gu6ifdb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
sorebille, isis.

Gen 49,, 90. og 81. Rop. bar ltort
Seitiosonge for ct. Sobannes s.. eo.
Iilt6. MenigbeO I S%oreoilIe, isis
8i boboe MtisiionsmBoe I Sorbin-
belle me0 SnOoieIie al Dor npe
9rppt unoer Dor airfe, iom Me-
nigbeoen bar 6p99et / Sommer.
gaitor IS. @riIl ira 8aupacn,
@is., o9 Bait. 6. %. RieIien ira
Si6nep, Nicbigoil, bar iblan0t os
o. prp6ife0e for os unoer Ws0erne,
og @oon9eliets Soner lso flort og
tpoelig til Si9les 5relie og til Op-
bnggelIe for &errens 8olf. Seq fan
life 9en9ioe Br9oiferne, men bill
gengioe 9efiterne, ser bIeo %pr9oifet
ODER, og ino bill ieo beoe 2eIeren
at to9e fin 9ibel og lpIe Sfriftite-
oerne, og on bill foa 8eIiieneIie Der
al.
Ssn6ng 6ormiooo9 bar ser Ssi-
me sieauostieneite meo @ltergong.
.Steoets BrGlt, 8. Nielien leoeoe al
tertieneiten, og Boit. 6. %. @ielien
pr9oifeoe ODER 8ngens @oangeIi.
Inn, Mattb. is, % : til @n6en.
Om gftermiooogen foreeif SnooieI-
fen nf 9irfens &rDpt. Steoets Br9it
Baitor $. @ieIien foretoe SnooieI-
len, men paa 8runo al Selb.
brpllup | bans Wenigbeo funoe ban
life o9re til Ste0e fer Wanoag.
8eo Snopielien preoifeoe Baitor
geielien ODER Oroet | 9 Moiebog SO,
II.
Senoog @ften prpoifeoe Bait. 6.
10. 9ielien no ira Mattb. %, AZ,
og til Slutring tnlte ban Iiot pna
@ngelif, ga Der bar en- Del til Ste.
De, iom life foritoO oct onnifeSprog.
Manoog 5ormiooag prpoifeoe
Tastor q. Grill no ira Brofeten
Seremias, Sap. 6. DIN @iternlio.
ongen bIeo ser talt pnn @ngellf al
Bait. 6. %. NieIien ITO ira Marf.
8, t-9, o9 Steoets Brett illitte0e
Ms0et meo Or0et Mattb. A, II.
ON qftenen preoifeoe 9ait. q.
Grill ooer @attb. 90, lie.
1irSoag 6ormiooag lGite gait.
6. %. Iielien no ira 2uf. 9ap. 10,
Al. On Gitermi6oagen par Ser 9er.
neguostieneite peo Goit. g.. Grill,
.og iao bIeo ser talt ct Slutnings.
oro al De andre ErGiter. Gait. 6. 81.
uotalte i'm @lgoe ober at
pore iblnnot os, ban bar for en-
Del Iar ii6en b9ret Menigbeoens
.8r9it. 8i lang ioa til Slutning
367 | 3onoents SaImebog,
og bort Misiionsmeoe iIitttees.
Oct bar Ifenne Gage for Menig.
.beoen Der / Sareoille. Serren gnp
os ct 6eiGigt @eir, iaa oct bar be-
baeeIiat at femme frem til Serrens
|Sus at bere oct eIn6e 9ubifob ira
bon, ser er Spn6eres SreIier.
Serren gioe | fin 0aaoe, at bet
moo bIioe til SieGes Srelie oe bais
Wenigbeo til Opbngeelie iblatrot
bort 5olf paa oisie gene.
@lt6 oeIiiene lit 8prf / Dor Sir.
fel &orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

Siertet. 9tu fnnoe ban o9iaa unoer-
oiie andre | ben aunit t6i SUBS
aanO boeoe / bans Sierte meo en-
alar6eO, 5Io og Stprfe, ban life
i6r baooe eiet. 2ao Serren Gle BIT
9ierte, Ben, me0 alt, hboo Der Dor
/ oct, iaa ifanfer Ban oct 9roen,
Der ~frelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

3 bette Sfriihteo gipes ct al De
fortfotteoe, men Dog iaa uenoeIi9
rige lloingn, iom forefommer ilere
Steoer | Den belize Sfrfit. tieit /
Serrens 9aIer OF gauli 9reoe.
Maa SUBS eoOe aano, Selli9aan.
Den, MI ret p9re bos os % biplpe
os I'll at bragg gano meO @lGoc al
5reliens SLIDER, mao ban peoer.
fo9ge oe Itprfe bore Sierter meo
be bimmelife Rigoommel
groen err 9inoeIeoet mellem @iio
o. os, oen err aiIoen, boorni aft
ariitenlib n6oploer. 9ilitoppes ail.
Den, opberer Strsmmen at rinoe;
bIiper ailoen iong, tabcr ogiaa
Strsmmen / araft; mIores ail6en,
bIiper Strsmmen itren. Ban ben
onoen SIDE ma ailoen fin0e nj.
lob | en- Strem, ellers tilitoppes
ben. lloen gilleSe: gefenoeIie uoen
5ro er ilet % ret Spfleri; 90 Den
tiener fun til poerIieere at iierne
Wenneifet fra Cub. Men Gro uoen
gefenoelje err ~osososmt. Den er Iom
ct Trp uoen Blade, oct uisner' mart.
On ianoan 9ro fan life bore frem
til BET fore Waal. en- iaIig Gpig.
beo Dos Cub. Derfor beooer bet;
uTro og befenoe til Dogenes Gnoe."
CAB os M fsrit gna til ailocn %
n9rmere betrogte ben, It'll ben er
oa man BOG blipe 9egpnoeIien til
alt oct, iom fsiger eiter.
I. 9roen.
Dens TiIbIipelfe. Den er
life mebfsot. Zen er en- Sriiat
al SUBS aanos girfiombeo l ct
menneIfebierte. a5ngen fan fcn.
me til mig, uoen 5aoercn orager
bom," Tiger Sefas, % gaiilrs H.
aer: vSngen fan iige: nSeIus er
Serre", uoen peo ben SelIisaano".
.Soao iom er isot af asoet er aso,"
o. | asoet, iom 10 ber betpOer bet
meo MrpeIpnoen beImittebe 90 al
0otrren ~foroerpeoe Nenneife, Dor
imSeIia bperfen @itos aanb eller
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Weo 3ro, IetfGroisbeb on gefen.
belle til 5nloenOelie,
elIer
5roen, bens eip, oens @ape o.
oenS Wanl.

Rom. 10, 10: 3bi ule6 Siertet tror
man til Retigroiabe6, og meo
Ntun0en Defender man
til 5reIie.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Greoiens
@mne peo Roro 1afota areo-
TENS @fternnrsmsoe / SID.
men, Wontann.)