davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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man army except an unconditional
surrender or an armistice.
"On the night OF November 10 we
were told, while in me" line that an
avmis,ice would be signed and that
hostili,ies would cease the mex, morn
ing a, II o'clock. and that at day
break we would march back to some
rest camp.
THE next morning everyone was
up bright and early and soon we were
on our way back TO the s. o. s The
American guns were still firing and
between 10 80 and II o'clock ,ha,
morning. the artillery certainly did
give Mr.. Boche a farewell party Of
hot lead ard At eleven everything
was quiet
American Units Used.
"The big show was now over, and
now came the waichful waiting to go
home. There were ~ German divi-
'dns used againt the Americans dur
ing the Argonne-Meuse drive, while
the Americans used the following di-
visions: First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Twenty-sixtk Twenty-eighth,
Twenty Thirty-second, Thirty
fourth, Thir,y-iifth, Thirty-seventh.
For,y-Second, Seventy-seventh, Sew
enty-eighth, Seventy-ninth. Eightieth.
Eighty-second, Fighty-ninth, Nineu- /
eth and Ninety first. Many Of these
divisions were sent into the line twice
after only = few days rest,
The lllth engineers saw all these
divisions come and 90, serving 62
days on the front without relief, more
than any other regiment in the A. +,
f., their first relief being when the
armis,ice was signed.
Marching back by the way we
came, we finally arrived in the Ar
gonne on November u. Here we re-
manned for five days which were
spent in cleaning up and resting, for
long hike was ahead On Novem-
Der II the regiment moved out on the
longest hike in ia history. hftsr a
hike OF almost 100 kilometers the
regiment reached Roffey in the de
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par,mcnt Of Yonne, and after days
rest the company moved out for Ervy
where we were billetcd just outside OF
the town in an old barn. Here. we
made our home for the many week TO
come, patiently waiting for orders
that would send US home. WORKING
on the roads in the rain in the day
time and fighting eooties at niglN, thu
boys decided that the war had Just
begun. but they knew that there wal
a bright day coming soon, when they
would look out on the briney deep
and see that GRAND OLD LADY,
the STATUE OF LIBERTY"
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Wires Crippled by
Storm in Colorado

DENVER, Col, March 25 Trans
continental wire communication wa,
interrupted today as a rcsul, Of a slee'
and snowstorm, accompanied by a
high wind, tha, formed in Western
Colorado Monday night
The storm is moving eastward to-
day. accompanied by unusually low
temperature. 4 similar storm area is
reported to be moving southwark
through Montana and Wyoming.
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MOTHER Of Is
ASKS DIVORCE
Married Life Pals After
Thirty-Siy Years

Married for'b years md mother Of
fifteen children, Mrs. Anna Shaw as
serts in a petition filed in the dis
,rict tour, this morning for divorce
from A. L. Shaw, that her life has
been one of drudgery. She charges
her husband with extreme cruelty and
says tina, he has abused her on many
occasions and also threatened TO kill
her. His cruel acts are alleged to
have began in 1904
Mrs Shaw asks for an equal division
OF their property which she asserts is
located in Caddo and Cotton counties.
She also asks for custodyof two minor
children and costs OF the suit The
couple were married a, RedGing, Iowa.
in 1888.
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Titles Abolished
By BOIShevik Heads

AMSTERDAM, March 25--The
new hungarian government at its
first meeting Saturday, says dis
patch from Budapest, decided to abol.
iSh all titles of rank, to separate the
church and state, and TO dismiss all
commissioners Of the Karolyi govern
mcnt, while inviting workmenS' coun-
ellis to select dircclora,es or four
member. to each to replace them
The formation OF revolutionary courts
was decided upon and the council Of
dcred the peoples commissioners to
take over all homes, businesses apd
art treasures in private hands
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STUDENTS ARE
FREED ON BOND
Hearing on Writ Slated for
April "A,

ATLANTA, Ga. March 25.-Eight
members OF the International Bible
Students association, headed by
Joseph L. Rutherford president OF
the organization, today were released
from the federal pcniten,iary here On
konds of $4,000 each, pending hearing
of a writ of error, set for April IA
The men were convicted in Brooklyn
recently of violation OF the espionage
act. 1t was said to be the intention
of Rutherford ard his party TO pro-
coed at once to Brooklyn.
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. March HOGS
1895, heaves sl935n 1850 medium
slS.65ai9.4O; light and packing sows
siT759ls25 pigs 3li254lsoO. CAT
TILE receipts 10000; steady. lower
feeders higher: heavy steers Si4.O0W
1900; light s9,s5dl7.s5; butcher cows
and heifers s6S5q 90; canncrs $500
s7b, veal calves slO75UlAOO. stoskers
ssi0dl5S5. SHEEP; receipts 1000
stendy to lower; lambs AoUls.W
culs tlt7bal725; medium cw,J N2,25V
l4lO breeding ewes }l0jUdl1jn,
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION

CHICAGO, March % Traders In corn
Vaye most Of their attention today TO
etatements from government sources
that there was reason TO expect lower
food prices In the near future. Tho
opening figures which ranged from y
10 lMc lower with May Sl46 to Slts%
and July sl.37i5 TO Sl3S, were followed
by an upturn that In some cases reached
above yesterdays finish, but The market
soon sagged again ana went lower than
before.
Subsequently, covering hy shorts
lifted May to the highest point vet this
season and strengthened the market ns
whole. The close was unsettled, \ TO
gAc net higher, with May tlish to
SLASH ard July SISSY to 81 3S&
Oats weakened with corn After open
ING Ao 10 lAc down. with May 67h TO
CISc. the market underwent q slight
further setback Lower quotations on
hogs pGt packing house products on the
dlpngradc
Pacters bought on the decline and
forced something of n reaction
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Close Supervision
Over Food Supply

VIENNA, Monday, March "a
The Hungarian peoples commlssary
for Specialization has ordered the i'm
mediate closing of all stores except
food, d.ug and tobacco shops and has
directed ,ha, no foods shall be re-
moved from places under his ban.
Offenders will he liable to incur the
death penalty, it is said, in advices
received here.
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m the morning, wondering When,
where and haw We would get pur next
meal aS We were out OF rations' ana
the road, were so bloekaded by tta,ilc
that It would he at least i've Gays be-
fore anything could be brought from
the rear When we reached Soninan'he
We were fortunate enough TO secure
a supply OF corn heei' Deans ana bfead.
A We marched along we passed RfeM
auto trucks big gun, ana ammunition
that tie German mad 10 leave ~ ,he'r
hurled retreat 10 the ia'hetland. say
INK III somnaulhe onIy iof .he n'sn.
We continued 10 advance u,c neN
morning to the little village oi oeheS'
where ws pun a temporary ioau 10
the town OF La besace' seVefal mig
south OF sedan ana mere we 'onn1 'he
Wv" o,"' ,h,D "Io'''' 0 60 ,as'
bciorc when the Germans invaded the
country
AS the men gathered around the
kitchen waiting for supper, an old
Frcnchman told the story of when he
and the citizens OF the town first knew
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GIRL is RELEASED
AT INDUSTRIAL HOME

Mrs NJ. B. Conkline, matron OF
the State Industrial School for Girls,
released Eva Spraggins, 10 years old,
today Eva, says Mrs Conkling was
simply deserted by her mother, whom
,he located at Hardy, Ark.
81 followed her mother from place
to place trying to locate her and make
her care for Eva" said Mrs Conkllng
today. Finally found her in Ar
kansas and wrote her that il she did
not care for her daughter would take
il up with the officers" The mother
sent Eva the fare to her home today.
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CHICAGO.

: CHICAGO. March 25.-HoGS receipts
n 900: 10 TO 25c lower: bulk Sl9.25m
1850; heavy si950dl975: medium slg 80
a 10 965: light sl750dI9 5O piga Si6 $50
1880. CATTLE; receipts 10000; calves
lower; heavy steers Sll5ON2otO. light
$40. O.00MlS75, butcher cows md hoifers
S7.O0dil5.2b; Gamers S52lTp 10, veal
valves sl350IlG.00 = Ockcrs SSO0fr
1i?5. SHEEP: receipts l5,000, steady
hut slow. lambs SlS00u2O 80; cults
sl5.O0QlsOO, medium ewes 3l2O0g 10 NJ
rujls tG 0nfi II 2b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-25

Looks like lease is right in the heart of big poduc
ton, doesn't it?
You'd like to get quick action your money. Sure you
would so listen
We have already let the contract for first well
lease We have rig up tools and necessary materials
the road to lease We will be starting the drill
after the liquid gold within few days. Perhaps within five
or six days from we will be actually drilling
We have only limited amount of this stock to offer We
mean business We will drill this we'll regardless of stock
Sales and when get the drill going when another big
guher in us-he value Of stock will increase
the price may be advanced The time to buy this stock is
now, while you get in on the ground floor.
You share in all the profits that make You share in
all the property we own now will You share
equally in everything own will own. You become
real partner with all Of when you get in this company
Our officers of high standngsuccessful men in
their business They practical oil menthey have made
money out of the oil business.
We organized this company to make big money 1t costs
money drill for OIL and the burden of cost is heavy for
person few carry inviting few others to
join with in going after OIL Your money joins in the
quest for OIL You become real partner Of in this
deru enterprise You have opportunity right to get
into the oil business the ground floor at small cost with
chance to make 100 to yes thousand dollars for every
dollar you invest
We tell you will get quick action your money. We
going after the oil right So, you teo should act
quickly Send your remittance today Make your checks
as large you possibly can 1t may big money you
One good investment may make you more money than you
can make in months and months at hard work.
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Harding Charges
Untrue, Is Claim

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March Is
Thaddeus Srv an Ida Grove attor-
uey, testiiylng before the Iowa house
judiciary compttce today in its in
ycstigation of the Rathbm pardon
case. declared the pardon was not dis
cussed IN his conversation with Gov
ynor w. L. Harding ~ Chicago two
iays before il was granted.
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Soviet Claims Are
Exaggerated. Charqe

COPENHAGEN March 2S.-The
claims of the Hungarian soviet gov
crnmcnt to power, as set forth in its
wireless communications, are largely
untrue, according TO a Vienna dis
patch to the Ach'uhr Abcrdblatt A
panic prevails in Budapest, but the
country, it is declared, has not yet
resolved upon a soviet republic.
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Giant Negro Actor
Shot in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, March 25--
George Bell, o5, the 7-foot, ll.inch
colorcd man OF a musical production
playing at a local ,hea,er, was shot
and instantly killed today a, room.
ing house. Maceo llaly, Is, who ,ray.
elcd with the oolored giant, was ar.
rested in connection with the crime.
Bell weighed NS pounds. wore a
p collar, p shos and it is said he
was in the habit OF eating four pound,
oi steak when he fcl, hungry
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COTTON
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March sb.-cSttoa. spot
IN fair demand; prices easy. Good mid
ding ls,a6d; middling 1850; low mid
nary ial7d. saiss 1000 bales, includ
Ing $500 American. Receipts 1900
bales, including 1000 American.
Futures closed quiet. Mar. IL 62d; Apr.
ly.s2d; May N22d; July 1850 Sept.
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OF DEBRIS
AT DAM DIFFICULT

Several weeks will be required to
clear away the debris IRON the
reservoir at the new dam, DR.. J. G.
Street commissioner Of public prop
crty, said this morning Dr. Street
and Mayor Shear inspected the
reservoir Saturday
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Nom Socialists to
Support BOISheViki

IVY T HN NHFUVTdItV FTtFs-
VIENNA, Monday. March PA
dispatch to the Ncue Freie Presse de
clareS that all the non socialist parties
in Hungary will support the new gov
ernrrcnt, it is said, and it has been
decided TO act against the entente
The rural population is reported to
have gone over to the communists.
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bDPPlY OF BEEF
| IS BETTER HERE
l6re Trading Action Shown
4. by Packer Buyers,

Z OATTLE-Thcre was more action and
tlightly larger receipts In the cattle
mnrket here today, all grades selling
steady and 10 spots n shade higher.
l1'hore were no good steers In the supply.
In butcher cattle while odd head IN
ch0jce cows and hcifers sold from vi
70 III straight loads sold around Sl0l
raaners and cutters sold from 81 TO
Ss.6O. Stockers and feeders were steady.
Cioaing Quotations.
I Prices Of the various grades ~ cattls
Nrs ApproI oIimately as follows!
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. March 25.-HOGS re
eolpts l8.5O0, steady; lights tlg2Od
i9fO pigs sli5OQ 90. mixed SO ion
1920 heavy Slg.75U la90, bulk Slsi0H
1875. CATTLE: reccipts 1900, steady:
native steers tll50mNSje, yearlings
se.508l6 OO cows so sou 1850, stockers
$40. 00n 10 50, prime steers So o0OH 100;
cows and heifers 81 50m l0oO, Gamers
t55oa7 %; calves $75HlSOu SHEEP;
recelpts 500, 2dc lower, lambs slg.75W
2OO0; ewes Sl2OOd 1890, Gamers $5.OoQ
900
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PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. March 25,-BuTTER:
v TO ic lowef. Creamery soc; firsts
SIC; seconds b5c: packing soc. EGGS
lc up Firsta 3shc. POULTRY: hens
30c, roosters l1deic; springs S3c. PO-
TATOES. 100 higher. 1i70u2I0
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DANIELS in Paris

PARIS, March 2S--Josephus Dan
iels, the American secretary Of the
navy, with his party, reached Paris
from Brest this omrnipg. Y
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fields. paying them only five cents =
day, and feeding them On nothing but
cabbage and carrots.
Never before or since we had been
IN France had we seen such deplorable
sights among the people as we saw
here They we're almost without
clothing, sick and without medical at
,eniion, and hardship and hunger
could easily be read on their faces
The scraps Of food that the men left
after each meal would be greedlly
snatched from the garbage eaif by
some hungry man, woman orochild.
Throwing away scraps Immediately
stopped and soon the boys were feed
ing a considerable portion Of the
populace.
Almost every young girl from IA
TO l8 years old was a mother or
about to become mother by German
soldiers The most pitiful sight OF
all was a, the church, where there
were 100 old women and girls, sick
and dying from exposure and child
birth. These eases were being taken
care of by what few American medi-
cal units there had been there. Old
men and women were found by the
members OF the company in barns and
shaokS dying from exposure and star
vatlon.
-
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AUSTRIA May JOIN
B0LSnEvIk NATIONS
Continued From Page One,

war in Russia arc said to he return
ing daily across the Carpathans, he
ing under the influence OF bolsheylk
dOctf .pcs
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 25.-BuTTER low.
or: creamery 65U62c EGGS higher
receipt 33.ss3 cases flrsts 39u39Ac Or
dlnary firstr 8sm3sNc, Ht mark cases
included. 5s15oc POULTRY. alive
higher; springs 33c, fowls 35c POTA-
TOES. receipts 80 ears, unchanged
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH. March 25 CATTLE'
receipts 7.2AO; steady, bceVcs $500
Jib0 HOGS: receipts 1000 steady
heavy SIS. 50dlS.75. SHEEf receipts
200: unchanged lambs $1,000 $500,
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ST. LOUIS.

So. LOUIS. March 81 POULTRY:
hens 32c. aprings jGi.c turkeys 35c:
ducks 3jc. geese lsc, BUTTER. cream
cry 6Ic EGGS: 3Sc
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sT. LOUIS, March 25.--CoRN. No. 2
track Mss: No 4 white Sl.5s OATS:
No 4 white aeH u70c.A
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

/ CHICAGO. March %.-CoRN: No. 3
yellow tibbdi5s. OATS; standard
sfkdssc, FfE: No 2, ilss BARLEY:
tiUbdI1b
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, March 25 WHEAT.
cash, unchanged TO higher No. I hard
81. jOd f52; No @ S25o. No red s. 81
dg So. No. q $3.50, CORN nomInallv
unchanged No mixed 81 g.; No 2
white $3.50, No. 2 yellow sl.5s OATS,
mixed 63a7oc. No red 7Og72c. RYE
fl55
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h has been discovered that from
Swedish seA&eed can be produced IL
hsninatins gas, aeetic acid potassium
A9WdA icdle srd metbylated spirit.
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French Mission
is Ordered Held

PARIS. March 2S-(Havas. The
Russian sovic. government according
10 the Ma,in, has sent message TO
Budapest asking the new soviet gov
crnment there to detain the members
Of the French military mission as
prisoners The Russian authorities, it
was added, desired this action with
view to bringing about the exchange
Of this French mission for a soyict
mission which the Russian soviet au-
thorities alleged had been held by NE
French authorities at Salonlki
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If fellow would walk up to YOU some day, and say:
Here friend is thousand dollars for you You didn't
really work for it. but it's yoursso take it." That would be
fine eh? Sure it would Yet such event is absolutely pos
sb and is possible that you have such experience
Read this carefully,
What we all want is to make money to lay up nice
of money for the rainy day all spend declining
days in comfort in good health and most of ALL that shall
be independent of others.
While in the best health while our earning power
at the greatest from physical standpoint better
afford to take advantage of opportunities We afford to
do what John d. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie and all the
rest of the money folks have doneake chance making
big money.
So here's YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Do you want to take
chance making big money? All right hen read this:
The Breckenridge Oil Corporation INCORPORATED
under the stringent laws the State of Texas has been organ
lied with capital of $l20O00OO shares 90 each par value
for the purpose of making money out of oil the wonder
Texas oil fields We lease thirty in the famous
Ranger Texas field in Stephens county, in the heart of this
tremendously wonderful field.
Our lease is approximately mile from the c. H. Holls-
ton we'll which is producing $50 barrels of oil day. and yet
is only the top of the sand When drilled in is expected
to make around 900 to 5000 barrels day
Our lease is approximately 21a miles from the famous
Bingsey well that producing 1000 barrels day. and
is only II feet in the oil sand.
Our lease is approximately 3lb miles from the Stoker well
that came in at from 3 500 to 1900 barrels day.
1t is short distance from the famous Carey we'll that
came in it reported at around 14,000 barrels day.
1t Is short distance from the Iauderdae well that came
in at about 5000 barrels day
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ENGINEERS UNDER
FIRE IN Big drive
Continued Frsm Page one.)

amused themselves with pianos and
billiard tables that had been left be-
bind The next morning we learned
that the Gepnans were still on the
run and that they Would soon be back
IN Germany.
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KANSAS CITY, March 81. CORN
clc-y, March ti57h May sl50t July
si.iSA Sept. sl35A
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30 Happy Day sang the laundress
as she hung the snowy wash on the
line II was happy day" because
she used Red Cross Ball Blue tAdt }
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We submit geoogists report from Mr. H. H. Adams, who
is a recognized authority in the Ranger territory:
ADAMS BUFFERS PETROLEUM AND MINING GEOL OGISTS
TEXAS AND MEXICAN GEOLOGY
Mr. J. CUNNINGHAM,
DENVER. COLO

Ranger, Texas Jan % 1919
MR. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENVER, COLO
Dear Snhe
Pennsylvania There
the south There in
Esland similar we'll
the production
The Terrell Fmcfcr No Lauderdc the Butler
all the better wells are located lust the edge of the the
leasc similar those above mentioned with relation conditions
There have been
described cf
favorable outside territory Esand
H. ADAMS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-19

p,sss sss $3.50
stls zl ys E e NJ
T s roin NJ Isl a
Ga re neHse szAs As fsa ~
an asssive = r ~ aay IS
aaaxs 0f tlae eAFt His Taua
ha lad rade man perforf a NJ a
n0w psgml slng naan III lz
Eown schemes "a he may please md ID
8leMTn reEtals aTSes Ssasans md have
gaany wonaegenl exysarisnca NndeR the
reign 0a sap and death However God
does net purpose that This ssSmM be the
aF1asssng conaitton He - sesting:
Tor 80 ms committed III this matter
10 HIS son. tie great Mediator or the
Saw coyenaEst The antique Of Noses.
rae aEeasiamlc Kingdom s. to be set up,
nd the world Is e Be Judged II right
eonsnsas BY this kingdom. blessing all
tAoae whO saek % DO the right and
lpuntahlng all those whO take the
wrong course, Ihna giving them In
stTnction and judgment The sucOrri-
EgibIe viii BE destroyed tn the second
death
AT the end Of that reign, the Bible
sayh Jesus the great Mediator. the an
TYPE Of Moses. viii deliver SD the
kingdom 10 God. even the Father
after he shall have put down al sisr,
lall insubordination and anarchy. The
whole WORLD. thus delivered over TO
the F'ather. viii be perfect. aud ready
Tor heir final test So. then the Faith
leR rests for seven thousand years:
nix thousand years under which sin
and death have prevailed. and then an-
other thousand. the Messianic Reign
Tor the uplifting Of mankind. the
Father operating through our Lord
Jesus Tor that thousand years The
Watch Tower.