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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR sALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. %. A. Smith. u. 5. Laun-
df4s tttlaIrei ONO. se-3O-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
FOR SALE-Automobile

FOR SALE passenger limou- I
sine body in first-class condi-
tipu. Will sell cheap TO quick
buyer. Also Thomas : passenger
touring car In good condition. i
VIII sell separately or together. l.
Address or call at 1881 Chapliuo =
81. city 1a-a-l /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
Breummer 6 HHdebtsnd

Funeral utrectorn and EmhalmsrA
Corner Market and IwenfY-accnnd ata
Tclephons ao1, Open dar and niahL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR acres land. > room
house and outbuildlngs Fruit Of all
KIND. good water. = mile north OF Blaine.
ohio. Call Nat. phone 2OU-R .. ST.
ClalrsVilIe. Ohio. ia-lO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dhlo farm. 157 acres. 1OOa.
No. : Igh- coal, good buildings. good
land. 10 acres alfalfa some timber. Wei
located = miles Cadiz. o.. Harrison coun-
~ u mile TO school. ! mile to church.
iu good community. I miles from HOllo-
way station. Is. q -. H. X. Write q. W.
Holiday Box %. Holloway. o..
ja-6-3Ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR SALE fresh cows. Call Bell
phone 2es-J tcnh w. II. Mich
OILS, LeatherWoOd. 1a-5-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR sALE-One IA h. ,. steam traction
engine IN good running and in good
hauling condition. VIII sell at a good
bargain. only $500 spot cash. 4. a..
hufier. Sherrard. W. Va. Ja-l2-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR SALE-cheap TO quick buyer.
eleven room house. 4451 jefferson St.
Bellalre. Address Harry a. Miller. COZ
German Bank building. Wheeling Ben
phone 627 or 1O71-NN. Ja-5-2Ot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12

FOR sALE-Bay horse used in city de-
livery. Perfectly sound. See him az
Erbs stables. Geo. X. Taylor co.
1a-l2-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-12
FOR RENT

~ AhnT" room at --SO
Ave. Marwood. ja-lO-k
OR RENT room flat. with bath. 3rd
iioor. Call Nat phone 1880. Ie-lO-J
FOL FENT-3 rooms ana bath. Posses
sion At once. - Maryland. Ja-7-m
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15
MARYLAND DELAWARE
! VIRGINIA RY. co.
WAFER SCHEDULE.
paiuAent River Line
in Eject April 4th, 1916.

80 -N~h "a pm AtAAg htt1f
Lelst usl more, Pier 8, Light St.
ea .er oHd side permitting, Thursday
w =. r. for the following points:
Far Haven. Sellers
PUN Port Sotlerly
D@re's Cashner's
Costrrri's Run Parker's
ttvs FONT FOrrestis
Miilstrne, Dukes
so n"n' I isnd Trent Hall
sieuctf's Holland Point
s. tnthbeits Benedict.
s. Ief rgrd's Lower Marlboro.
Returning, steamer will leave Lower
Ma u 70. " dnesday, . 80 a. m, wealth
ef std 'd permitting, stopping at
Ionts a. follows:
A sfed y. Ferry sotterles 2 50 p M.
II bird Ms SO ers
lres i.sl ug St Lronard's
= ~ tdi ivlDt So nfrs
LEc SO omnus | aud
iltr4 Don't IL a. 1900. m.
r N Milestone 6 p m
Bsr cunt u 81 Cove Point
trent ifsli Gov, rnor's Run s
ufi DaI,'s s 20 . IN.
j met Plum Point N
Ia IS Far Haven 10 ? ~
"a Baltimore next Morning.
l. W hal mere, PieI 4, Light st
We tf'a a. tide permitting, Thursday
2 10 y N.
talt Haven Sotterly
ium FONT CASHIERS
Dere's parker's
Governors Run Forests
4 Ilr.t4s
MlIstnnc Trent Hall
~plomOn's Island shetland Point 4, ,45
SreHcer's Benedict
NOte-Steamer will not stop on way
to baitImurr. but viii not leave dol
laua folnt until 45 a. n. on Frida ~
ksturLiug Steamer will leave Beneuic
weather .l.id tide permitting FriGaS, 3
a. nj. S pi ing At all the ABOVE land
irgs:
IfeDt Han Solumon's Island
DuS $50 D. m
rf~sts MlllstODe ~ a IN.
Iafher's Governors Run
sinners II 90 pm.
S".tefiy Plum Point l IN
) IeOnard's Far Haven p m
> lieIs Baltimore 7 p m.
80 neers
Leave Baltimore, Pier 4, Light St,
Weather aru Toe permitting, Saturday
2 p u. for the following points;
+ All Haven, Dukes
Pun Poiut, Trent Hall
iaTe's, Holland Point
Gpvtrnor's Run, Benedict
Cove Poiht, Lie.ch's
Millstone, 1rueman's Point
Soiomans Island, Deep Landing
Spencer's, Hollands cliffs
St Leonard's, Magruder's Ferry
Soller's. lower Marlborough
Sotteriey, W hite Landing
Cashner S, Ferry Landing
lafker's, Nottingham
Forests, Lyons Creek
RETURN G, Steamer viii leavs Lyons
Greek, 80 a. m, weather and tide
permitting, Monday, Stopping at tmC
s1cie ports: NUttngh ham $40 4. m.
l. weT 4AiioOrO, 8 30 a. d., Benedict
IL t'on, iomon's island. $50 p. m,
sii ist3n . 0C . M, Cove IL, GOV
srner's nun 10 p. l., Dare $40
a., iutA fOInt 9 90 D. IN. , Fair Hayes'
10 W g. m, ARRIVING in BaltidOr,
ucxt lGofbing.
] his timetable shows the times at
winch s.eamers may be- expected to ar
rive at anG depart from the several
wLaryes. but their arrivals OF departure
At ,he tunes stated Is not guaranteed
n,f does the Company hold itseif re-
sponsable ior any delay Or any eUnse-
quences arising therefrom
NlLLAhD THOMPSON,
General Manager
d. W DOWNEY,
Agent, Baltimore,
I. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

The ability of beaver to remnin un-
der water for long time is not really
so tough a problem as il looks. when
the lake or pond is ffozen over bea-
YER will come TO the under surface Of
the ice and expel bis breath so that it
win form wide. fat bubble The air.
coming in contact with the ice 9nd wa
ter, is purified and the beaver breathes
it again. This GRAFTON he can repeat
several times Ihe otter aud muskrat
do the same thing
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

"How's business. Old man2 Been
making anything latelyf"
yes an assignment Boston Tran.
script
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

Sweet is the destiny of all traces.
whether Of the brows or of the mind.
God never allowed any man to do rotb.
ing.-Blshop Hall.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-12-15

Does he keep bis pronisesY9
81 guess so. | never beard Of any.
body wanting to take them ' Detroit
Free Press.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
lat God Does for One He Will Do for All Is Message Of Evangelist Billy Sda

born Of God ONerCOmeth the world
There are two classes I'm the church
today Those who are oyercom<N
the world are Christians Those Nito
are letting the world overcome them
are not. Would YOU rather go 20 q
theater party card party or Dutch
lunch than a prayer meeting Then
YOU are not Of God This thing OF
just hanging on 10 a church mem.
bership IS going TOO far.
Every one on Garth has a body
and soul. but q Christian has NOR"
than sinner. and .you'll never be
saved until you have H. | had ply
steal birth, but + have a spiritual
birth. a sinner has no spiritual eN-
istencc God looks on him as dead
Life Like = Desert
It's q great forgiveness. want
YOU 20 read the thirty second Psalm
when you go home II starts out
Blessed Is he whose transgression
f. forgiven, whose sin il covered
4 great forgiveness People try 20
cover their sins. Don't do IT, Come
10 Christ as you are and He'll fot-
give YOU
81 had "A friend who was bril-
liant Young fellow. he covered nh"
japanese and Chinese wars for p
New York paper Ho was on his
way home when he was shipwreck
cd and the captain and he were tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

that / don want no sin n doesn't
mean YOU cant sin. caut make q
mistake, buJ that You 4 not vii
fully tin 70 means 10 Nug fall into
sin YOU won't stay there.
Like sheep and Hog
You let q sheep and "a hoe fall
m mud puddle The sheep will
bound clear Of IL. but the hog viii
stay in II and walloW in H. Their
natures are different. The world can
tell whether you are hog or a
sheep. Let man or woman be
born again and they will bound
away from sin But let one that
isn't and he'll wallow I'm il Some
church members are Just washed
sows. I'm just quoting Scriptures
Peter said. Some Of YOU are like a
SOW, which, washed. goes back 10
wallow. like a dog which goes ~ *
and lcks up its vomit
Third whatsoever Is born Of God
lovoth the brethren. Everybody that
Is Christian. whether he's OF your
denomination or not Now what are
you going 10 do That means the
Christian Not the saloonkeeper or
he aroVeT They're no brethren IN
fil they arc born again. They are
children OF the devil now. It's Gods
nature 10 love and YOU should love
each other DO YOU Preshytorians
love the Bapti,ts and do the Bap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

rUoUIc- viii saw, yOu You may go
rl church and read the Bible and
know The long and short cstechism,
INIT You MUST D. horn again Eve-y-
.1dy that IS born again does these
tiug but every body that does
these thnf isn't born again.
Orthodoxy OF faith viii not save
you 80 one has the devil beaten
for orthodoxy The devil has o lot
OF preachers backed OF the boards.
He hriicyr~ that Jesus Christ Is tho
son OF God and ne trembles and
that's more than some OF YOU old
HOLSTERS ON, there do. He believes
m tho bible and heaven and hell.
The devil believes all this. but he
don't live 10
James said show mo your II On
by vour works
Your culture and correction OF
manner won't save YOU. Why. some
of YOU are so stuck w with your
outside appearance. Look az your
heart some OF YOU are just like
some apples--so fine on the outside,
bat the minute YOU bite into them
bah YOU spit II out It's rotten
First John, 80: 'Whosoever Ia
born ~ God does not commit sin.
That doesn't mean that cannot
commit sin, can't nit the booze, but
taa don't want 10 hit the bOozp
L doesn't mean that I can't sin, but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

lists The Christians anc the Chris.
tiaEs the Nethodists, and the Meth
odi-ts ths 4. P's' 40 yOu9
DO you love me-
See % puts IL square up TO you,
n YOU don't rll tell God when / -.
20 heaven about some OF the i san
things sOu said about me- down
here
"Whosoeyer is born Of God does
MOI commit sin. Whosoeye- ts born
OF God loyeth the brethren Whose
ever Is born OF God doeth righteous
ness
"A friend Of mine was In Bap-
t.st church IN brooklyn. whore they
were extending the right hand Of
fellowship and they voted In one
woman, and all but one woman
arose 10 give her the right hand OF
fellowship Shesaid she wouldn't be-
cause he woman came from little
mission section. And she had the
audacity 10 call herself a Christian
and yet refused 10 extend the hand
of fellowship because woman
came from the submerged tenth
"Whosoeyer Is born again believ.
eth hat Jesus is the Christ That
puts a lot OF preachers out OF bust.
ness Who's a liaro Anybody that
denioth God is a liar The Unitar-
'ans are not even in the kingdo-'.
First John, IS, Whosoever Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

Then my friend got up and went
down and accepted Christ He was
so full Of gold bromide cures that
he tingled when he talked and jim
gled when he walked
He started out 10 give his testt
mony and he was a marvellous pow
er ! met him some time later in
the elevator in Chicago and he was
dressed 10 Kill with a silk ii and
la big diamond and the latest cut
Prince Albert, and he said:
"Bill, that Was great day for
mo ] started out with not enough
clothes 20 make a pair OF leggings
for humming bird and now look
at me tie was secretary In the new
firm Of Morgan & Wright. and was
drawing Sl1j a month. He If an ex-
pert stenographer A newspaper In
New York had written him TO take
associate editorship. but told him
notato do II, 20 stay where he was
and tell HIS story.
What did ne do lie told God be
! was miserable sinner and God
| forsaFe him as He viii you. Theirs
one verse OF scripture I'd like 10
| BIAS" all oNer Detroit, and every
where around. II is. BE sure your
] sins viii hnd YOU out Right by
/ the side OF It I'd like to put anoth-
er and II We confess our sins. He
is faithful and just 10 forgive us our
| sins and 20 cleanse us from upright
! oouspCSs.' One 10 startle YOU and
| the other TO chase you to Jesus
| Christ
! 81 didn't know what he meant by
! saying He would cast my sins be-
! hind Him, but / know now. He
would drop them In the deepest
/ depths OF the sea. Out in the Pa
Cihc ocean recently they measured
| and six miles they didn't touch bot
! tom. No eve can see what six miles
] o. water flows over. | understand
n now II there Is anything on this
earth I despise il is the man or wo-
man who will remind any one OF
the deeds OF their former life X
they are not leading that kind OF 4
! life now. Anybody who does Ia so
! low down ] wouldn't insult pole
cat by comparing II with them. God
says. I'll remind YOU OF your sins
no more forever So what do you
want to do Il for?
! Don't wait to make yourself bet
ter Come rs YOU are and God viii
| take you
Copyright. William A. Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

unly ones saved They Stayrd ON
an island, living ON roots !sr
week, and then they signaled
steamer and lot started home He
sol word from his paper. and they
tod him 10 30 10 Frisco So he
went and they told him 10 come
across the arid country and write
up The prospects of irrigation. And
as he walked across those plains.
ne thought of hos they would bios
som II they were only irrigated
Life Like a Desert.
Then he thought Of how his life
Was like that desert with nothing
IN IL but waste. tie finished his
work and won't TO Chicago. where
he got n job and lost IL on account
Of drunkenness and couldn't got
another on account OF having no
recommendation So he walked OUT
one winter night and took his report.
er's book, addressed b 10 his faith
or, and wrote something like this.
I've made a miserable failure ol
this life. I've disgraccd you auH
sent mother TO premature grave
II You care 10 look tur me youll find
nay body IN the Chicago river lie
tossed aside The book and ID Tell on
the snow He ieaped to the rail of
the bridge, but policeman, who
had been watching him lraI,s am
caught him. He begged him 10 let
him leap. but The policeman would
nj do It. and got his story from
him Then the policeman said
Well, | don't know whether you're
stringing ne or not, but II half
what YOU say is true YOU can make
a big thing out OF He. I'm not much
on religion, but I'll show YOU O
place where they will keep you,
and he took him 70 the Pacific Gar
den mission at 100 East Van Buren,
street. which for 1900 nights l.[
had It's doors open every night
He went in and sat down by a
hobo He read some Of the notices
like When did YOU write ia your
mother last and they began to
work on him and be asked the hobo
what graft they get out Of this. The
hobo fiared right UP and said there
was no graft, that Mrs. Clark had
just mortgaged her home for $4,000
10 pay back rent. Then lie told him
he could sleep right here and 60
down In the morning and get some
thing 10 eat free and If he couldn't
land a bed by next nigh, he could
come back TO one Of the benches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

1a- been eradication OF this insect.
Win the tick ont Of the way the
great southern country which has
hean under quarantine will become
% vast cattle raising district.
Fever ticks have made profitable
cattle raising impossible The aver.
ago tick.infcsted COW loses nearly
a quart of milk a day. and heav-
ily infested l,O00-pound steer will
lose as much as POO pounds OF blood
q year
Tho tick lowered the production
OF meat and milk prevented the inn
poratlon of pure bred stock. made
he soil suffer because OF lack OF
manure and oven damaged the hides
OF cattle
when Secretary % Agriculture
Houston took charge OF the depart
ment in 1918. he found 5t2.7Ts
square miles OF territory under
quarantine because Of the dreaded
fever tick
Since then The government has
Appropriated sl064s55 10 eradicate
the pests In the last three years
I0S.Z50 square niles OF this quaran-
-ned area has been released.
Ar tho present rate OF eradication,
the tick will be- tanishcd from every
quare mile IN the United States IN
FIVE more years.
The department Is doing this By
getting farmers to dip their cattle.
Dipping in an arsenic bath will kill
ticks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

WASHINGTON. T.. e. Uc %"
one hundred millions OF dollar .aat
formerly vanished into jhu mir nov
goes into the pockets of farmers
each year
Three years aso thI m aas
lost by southern farmer bru ra'-
ages OF the Texas fever tieh th"
dread cattle parasite ono of the
biggest achievement of 'ha Cnited
states department OF agriculture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

we'd get run down spiritually and
morally? Well, instead Of swapping
nd railing and finding fault and
spending your time in STITCHING,
get down on your knees and thank
God Ne has used the preacher TO
show YOU that YOU need just what
Tie il giving you That's the reason
YOU growl
What are some Of the signs OF
it, UnConfessed sins You haven't
made the wrongs in your life right
You are run down In your life
Yea. though ! walk through the
valley OF the shadow Of death
aall fear no evil. for Thou art with
me. Tiny rod and Thv stan th@v
.omf0rr me-
Two applications But the M.
.age says walk through He does
nj stop or run
Jesus VIII Net Leave You.
Jesus said 10, | Will be with
you always, even unto the end o.
'ha world
"You can 20 with your loved ones
20 The coffin but that is as far a.
you can 60 You have 10 bid them
good by then. but He says
"Io. am with YOU always, even
70 The end OF the world.
80 ne VIZ 20 p" -" Wv 't5
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cow I'o' ny ~ "l ~, 49,,
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Thou preparcst table Doi,
me-.
Some OF these old ious.als call
me graf'cr' When was .hying
bail and drew $500 monIh--Wtnt
UP and drew $3.50 cy"ry Two weei'
nobody called me- q CRATER.
When ! was working for INC dev-
ii ! WAS All right but since I've b..
come decent ] have to be- lied ABOUT
" when | quit playing ball. instead
OF becoming a H!inl.'er had been
tout for the races. OF run a hnozL
Joint and "as . GodsorSsken' whis
ky-soaked chump, might have been
called good fellow with LOT 81
miserable ours that knock me- from
one end Of the street 20 the OF 'r.
But the Lord has prepared IA
HE before m" in the presence OF
that hunch---.-
The devil used 10 feed mo on
ccTnod h"cf and cabbage. hut Goo
give mo portcrhouse beef steak.
"YoU can take your fire." lunch
counter and your booze u you want
it, but don't. or your slsr No
sir, don't want ".
Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me al the DAYS OF my
life and ! shall dwell in the -"
Of tho Lord forever.
Some people say heaven f. q
state and not p place.
81 don't believe g. believe
heaven is just as much q place as
is this tabernacle: .ust as much
your home or your factory Is .
place.
What did Jesus say in the four
toenth chapter oi John
81 &c 20 prepare q state FOR
you
No,
81 20 70 prepare place for
YOU.
Then le' n alone DOM Try to
twist some or your old theological
nonsense into a
Heaven Is q place What is tho
doctrine about the resurrection
There has 10 be place for tho
heavenly hodv. Are only tho spirits
raised?
Not much. When Jesus Christ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
sunday Mornings Sermon.

Sunday Mornings Sermon.
nan, s,.,,., ,r.ocn.d Sunday
'''' ''''''' -
MOI Aihs on tue twenty mn" i'7''''''
lie aid
"Alv message ,oda, is tho TWEEN
r..,,ir5 ,.sI,,
liI'' 'hou0'i'" S'''' nave ION
"a into history since David wrote
The haru upon which ae used 20
glay 90 CHARM King saul in his mel
.r,hos moods M" book of the Law
| 04l o1 which he rad and from
which b,g.r,refy.d hI- inspiration 20
i.pth. viii of cod the sling which ne
Iu.ed to brrI IA. stone the giant
.,..Ir. of J.rusalem. me palace in
winch rc lived the stone upon
Eti.E s, sal vnau he governed the
r.onIe AN ra,o rrumbled into dust
and ti.y c,ulI mon ro.eihly rr found
toda, b, any possibD,r, off means
rr rs-..r,r y., tri. r-aIrI f- I'M p
i..,.i,,,, T.. rIr s. "a, i, wee
g.vf,ten Yesterday
..g.,, ,.. r,tbirp .grst,r than
,t.. ,r.,n of ~ n. comes fo me- like
r., song ~ mans angels
Il Ann sure mo infant Jesus used
+o i'm II .v aa knoll an his moth
.- i.+,. f,r ,..ry Jewish child
..... ,.,,-f, tqr,,,f,~tr, Win nm,
r..Iir. and rrnYr.t.
.T .rra children na,, uspad il at
.p.., .ootl.r.. std. PILGRIMS pu-h.
,rs NJ ',,o, over rods nard ANA
r,.,.l to rravcI have received tho
.,,,.rjor Prisoner. fr fNasr coll
Irs.e forgotten th,.r chains ass they
-a,-
..rl. . ord ia my .hpuberd
Martyrs have gone 20 the stake
and Daram. .r-ansfplp 90 thc -a.u.
Ola mon and women Young men
and maiden. have .llovod thei
r.aG. ppar His oruipoiprf nm.
rhangr.hlr word and have ~ %,
into gI.r, TO meet the ord whom
MOI having seen. ,hoy love.
Men Call II pv Different Names.
rUi9prcut parr.s have been as
-I.r.G trf. .or-..r ~ Cod. word hy
4. ~e-ent commentator one nj.
called H.. tr.. .-,.., u.tILL
die a.. asked In meeting like
,rf- Go stand nm and give his creed
a.d M. rerrated the tven,y-thlrd
psalm lie said
O.. Thai Il -ull the crend | know
all feel need Nv mother taught
mo jo rapeof r tSrrt,.Hva wears
a.o and I have done so morn and
cyo
--l dop't understand H. am lust
rrN learning the Il out Of
which can coin A few word which
writ rxrrrrsr.- IN fftrftrd degree.
mo blessings that have flied nv
soul because ! have tried 10 follow
~, God that inspired David 20
write it,
Another man calico II the min.
strol song. and that's a good name.
too.
IN is singing and winglng its way
ND and down the earth. causing mon
and women 10 forget their sorrow.
charming away grief. driving away
their sinful thoughts and wicked
desires
prisoners I'm their cells have
breh insured and felt their chains
snap. think IL has charmed more
drunkards from their cups, more
iibertines from their lnfamy, more
sceptics from their blasphemy. more
gamblers from their cards, anc as
such II is still winging its way. and
il will nu cease 10 do what II has
done until IL has fulhlled its earthly
mission. thon II viii wing It's flight
back again 10 the throne Of God
that gave it and fold Hs wings like
tired dove 10 60 up and down the
earth no more
That good name for n It's
song has charmed you. itS melody
: has charmed No That's the reas-
on I'm trying TO be Christian and
preach 10 YOU
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

In a Pennsylvania town IL was
proposed TO have Sunday baseball.
Tho burgess declined 10 license I'M
less the people approved. so boxes
were placed in the churches on sun
day The result was sO9 favored
and zoo opposed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

Germany ha r.a.Grd back into
the middle ages and brought our
steel face shields 10 protect soldiers
who ON their heads above trenches
to fro rifles \ y.zored helmet Is
fastened with TWO leather straps
crossing behind the head u is
pierced by two small holes for The
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