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Arizona republican., 1919-01-31

istration to mandatory powers.
 The communication issued tonight makes the official announcement that satisfactory provisional arrangements were reached for dealing with the Ger man colonies and the occupied terri tories of Turkey in Asia"
 The provisional arrangement to which the communication refers is the acceptance in principle of President Wilson's plan of mandatory adminis- tering of the colonies.
 The reference to the occupied ter ritory of Turkey in Asia, indicates that Mesopota mia, Palestine, Armenia and Syria are brought within the scope of this new policy of dealing with the colonies
 Thus has suddenly come within range of practical accomplishments, one of the most sweeping changes in colonial management that ever has occurred The basic idea of this policy is that the colonies will be adminis- tered by mandate for the benefit of their own people. and not exploited as profit-making enterprises by the pow CTS claiming them.
 While acceptance of the principle is
 
 worked out on a practical basis, yet exchanges among the powers lead to the belief that the details will be for mulated for acceptance by all the col onies and powers, including Great Britain. France, Japan, Belgium and
 Portugal. The most formidable op- | position has come from Premier Hughes of Australia, who has main | tained that anything short of outright 1 annexation of New Guinea to Autralia might endanger the friendly feelings 1 toward the mother country.
 Wilson is Active
 This however, is in process of being | reconciled by concessions on details, | but in any event, the opposition is con- | sidered to have lost it's effectiveness, since the British home government and South Africa are favorable to the new colonial policy
 President Wilson has taken a leading part in the animated discussionns and acceptance of the new principle is be- ing credited largely to his determined attitude. There is no desire in Amer jean quarters, however. to herald g. victory, but on the contrary an earnest desire is shown that the mandatory powers shall not be hampered in the least by the administration of the col ohies.
 Acceptance of the new principle is construed as applying not only to the colonies but also as the estabuishment of precedent of the fair dealing which will prevail when the large territorial questions come up for decisions later.
 Owing to the important decis1un reached the following precise inform ation concerning the mandatory plan was made available:
 Three broad proposals for the dis-
 Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
TURK CABINET RESIGNS

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 30.-GIa- vas)-As a result of the protests of the allied powers against the spoliation of Greeks and Armenians. the Turkish cabinet has resigned.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
NEWS EPBTOME E
FOREIGN

Wilson plan Of dsposing of German colonies is adopted by peace con ference.
 Returns from German elections show that the bourgeoise is in power. That all nations may agree in the matter of a league of nations, a universal conferences will be called to settle the matter.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
DECIDE ID
 TAKE PLAN OF WILSON

PARIS, Jan. 3o.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-The announcement was made in authoritative quarters today that the great colonial powers, notably Great Britain, and France had accepted in principle the American proposal put for ward by President Wilson, for the league of nations, according supervision over the German col- onies, and alloting their admin istration to mandatory powers.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
DOMESTIC

Seattle strikers "talk back" to Di rector General Piez and defy him to take action he has threatened. War expenses show little tendency to decrease.
 Returning men may be discharged by their draft boards. Packers are beginning to realize that prosecutions may follow disclos- ures.
 Hog Island shipyard is designated as good advertisement for the United States.
 First "war brides of American soI- diers return in the ship PIattsburq. LOCAL
 Harry Hector, SprinserviIIe sheep man, is shot and killed near Glen dale by J. D. Newman, prominent stockman.
 Squadron of army airplanes, en route from Houston, Texas to San Dieco, will v.sit Phoenix tomorrow. Seoond fire in two days at Dorris- Heyman's is quickly extinguished.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-31
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS

He has just been re-appointed by President Wilson, after issuing a statement that newspaper cor respondent of a Buffalo paper had conducted propaganda to prevent his continuing in office. Since Pres ident Wilson's action, however, considerable opposition to- him has developed that may prevent his confirmation.
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13
from Norlh Carolina.
Shelby. July %. 1919.

Shelby, July %, 1919.
Editor News
Your readers will please ex-
cuse my apparent neglect in not
writing; but | have been quite
busy. At close of my school on
April 5, 1919, took up again the
calling of a granger. We have
cows, cotton, wheat, "goobers, i"
corn, peas, beans, popcorn, mel
ons, and a good garden. The
was backward, our wheat was
light; but rye and oats were fair
ly good.
We are now having too much
rain, especially for peaches and
bottom land corn. My apples
were almost a failure; but
peaches were fairly plentiful,
but injured by excessive rains.
My boys all returned safe from
the war, except ''Doss" was
wounded in training camp; but
suspect he is cured by now as he
is holding down a job in Tennes.
see at sips SO per month. Lu.
Glen and Bob are each receiving
SIPS a month at places they re-
linquished to volunteer.
OF course enjoy every visit
of your interesting paper, and
congratulate management on it's
not being a tri-weekly. These
periodicals emerge from press
one week and try to come out
the next.
am happy to assure your eli.
entele that every township in
Cleveland county now either has
good sand-clay roads, or has vot.
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13

day Woodrow Wilson is the
primal force in preparing a docu-
ment of liberty that is destined
to set the whole world free"
But there are certain "nonpart-
isan" Republicans who strenu-
ously decry a universal freedom
because a Democratic President
has made it possible.
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13

The first thing the Republican
majority in Congress knows the
people will begin to demand an
investigation of the investiga-
tors who are spending time and
money to discover why wars are
expensive, while at the same
monet one set of Republicans
in the Senate are opposing the
League of Nations and inviting
further conflicts.
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13
Ways To Beat the Heat.

Get the surplus fat off your
body.
Keep cool mentally, as well as
physically.
Keep the head protected
from the sun.
Take little meat-no alcohol.
Do not overload and distend
the stomach with sweet "fizzy"
drinks that only increase thirst.
Slightly acid drinks, such as
unsweetened orangeade, lemon
juice and water, are more thirst
quenching.
Get enough sleep.
Don't talk about the heat.
Don't read about the heat.
Don't look at the thermometer.
Try to keep the air moving
around your body.
Get all the fun out of the hot
weather that you can, without
overriding, and remember that
millions of busy people are let
ting the thermometer worry
them.
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13

Thomas Jefferson through the
Declatation of independence
helped set the new world free,
says Chairman Homer S.
Cummings of the Democratic
National Committee, while to,
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13
ed bonds to build and maintain

ed bonds to build and maintain
them.
We have eleven townships;
and for two years l have been
teacher of three-teacher school
at Casar, in No. II.
Last winter l wrote for papers
and sounded the loud timbrel at
night appointments for good
roads. One Of our county commits
sioners, which generally means
synonym for stupidity, avarice
and selfshness here, was ''agin"
it. Butiwhen it came to count
ing fish, 158 were for bonds ar d
8 opposed.S Townships Nos. l.
5, 9, and | have now joined the
progressive forces, which means
good roads radiating in every d.
rection. Of course we still have
the fogy, the CRATER and reac-
tionary; but the spirit of prog
ress is abroad in the land.
l am happy to relate that all
fogies, grafters and reactionaries
hate me, and l am proud of max
ing enemies of all such cattle.
Every now and then some men,
dacious cuss delivers me a hon.
lily about hurting myself and the
same party wearing a face
lodg enough to eat oats out of a
churn. Last winter made the
joints insharness of such people
crack, carriedLmy position, and
happy to!relate,-made enemies.
My salary was $55 month for
five months; and l have repented
in sackcloth and ashes by being
rendered position as principal
of a three.teacher-school at S85
a month for z months.
Had l been a cringing trimmer
and time tsaver. l might have
reigned in some one-teacher cab.
in for five months at a stipend
of $45.
Somespeople can't learn that
rural peopleshave minds, rights
or privileges. A man from :
one boss town, wearing a high
hat and cheap broadcloth; is the
personifcation of wisdom anC
greatness; and so think many Of
my untutored neighbhors. The
dough-faced shyster, skypilot
and rural rooster journalist were
vocal patriots in this war; bul
none of them faced the cohorts
of the Kaiser. Now they are d.
viding up the offices while men
who regarded the call of his
country as the voice of God are
relegated to scrapheap. Two
brave and worthy soldiers were
defeated for U. S. Senators il
North Carolina and defeated by
time servers.
l am glad Kaiserism is crushed
and that my boy acted the part
of real patriots. | have no pa
thence with vocal variety; but
know that nine tenths of this
class shirked this war and kept
their boys out. know severa
men whovituperated "slackers, >
and then got John Henry off tic
take care of granny" or owing
to some infrmity.
Now John Henry is a star fool
ball and base ball player anC
granny" is neglected as sht
was during the period of hostil
The Adair County news., 1919-08-13

We are showing handsome line Of
Ladies Satin Dresses in Blacks, Blues,
and Taupe. Good values at $3.50.
Russell & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Great French Sacrifice
Calls for Worlds
Gratitude

The French have suffered and bled
more than any other nation at war.
or her So million population, mil
lion were placed in the trenches and
have poured out their blood on the
altar OF Liberty. America will ever
remember this heroic sacrifice. 1t Is
likewise not unmindful of the great
service to the world rendered by the
French peasants who have given IL a
perfect remedy for stomach, liver
and intestinal disorders, which is re-
ported to have relieved incalculablc
suffering. saved thousands Of lives
and prevented innumerable surgical
operations. Geo. II. Mayr. prominent
Chicago chemist, imports and sells
1t in this country under the name of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. 1t is
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. For sale by Grant Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
SOUTHERN CATTLEMEN'S
ASSOCIATION IN SESSION
twelve Hundred Delegates, Renrcsent-
ing ihirtrrn southern States. I'm
New Orleans Meeting.
IBy Associated press.l

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ll.--Methods
10 improve and increase the South's
live stock industry were outlined here
70 DAY at the annual convention OF she
southern cattlemen's Association and
- meeting Of Federal inspectors and
stat" officials engaged in cattle tick
crad!cation. Improvement OF the breed
ana des; ruction of the tick were
stressed as the prime necessities,
Tho south can nc made free OF the
TICK by 1875. DR.. john X. Moh!cr CHIEF
% N" bureau Of Animal Industry OF
IA" department Of Agriculture declared
az IN" TEX conference.
me mild winter, however has hind
ere" IN" Tight, he added. and the nest
'"V vs. he fought relen,lessiy every day.
men the tick is. gone, DR. Mohier
said; the South Will become the live
stock region II should be by reason
OF rs climatic and other udvantares =.
kill the scrub bull." was advocated
as u slogan by Fred H. Jones %
LIVINGSTON. Ala. president or the
ati!cmcnS AsSociaJion, in his amman
ah"rcSS, lie also urged that cattie
nitn buy thcir breeding stock in the
south. and that they help the fight
against She tick.
IN line with the proposal that all
southern ORGANIZATIONS OF swine and
sngnp breeders be Incorporated in the
:; SS"tiatlon, resolution was intro
uuSed to change it's name to the
Southern Live Stock Association. This
VII! be taken up tomorrow for action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

Ice officers will represent tho local club:
BriHadicr-General iledelsin. Colonel
Gibson; Colonel Macarthur. Colonel
Brownlee, Lieutenant Colonel Cleary
'Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell, Major
Trlgg. Major Courtright and Chaplain
Nelson. The officers and their Peters
the Hostess House after the shooting
Among those who faced court mar, lal
TRIALS mere this week was Lieu. enant
AIRED w. Bunker. quartermaster corps
who was charged with falling to re-
manding, general OF Camp Lee. Lieu
tenant Bunker. according to 'the ind
ihS3 OF the court, WAS ordered to tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

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wants y9p 30 you realize Ha ia. Ia. y SS9
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to @iss sod neGs IS ,nerd
S S1Gr aSre 'h or E%qd change and liter
noKE COULD HAVE TAINTED
BETTER HAD HE LOVED MORE
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viii have 10 let g so as HI is II, and s WSss
WE get r,, pp to heaven viii GSd gu. VII"
wS M2r he 'e sS wi yGte the vote
{" wlsn WSgia read sHe BOOKS s' , E1a
iii%SSsi5 ,.ls on n"G rsIiei 10 much on
ntf'nf S1 Insns na anH hS was iaS ths
ana STOOD %InrnE The pFodSes p p's h fsu geo
IN SGs s nCs sT bat h shaa there
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,,S Stepn !i 10 wnsrs me iishi would fan
n "a H., M" tIii, bore you must love linn,
! DO love l,im; hu, 4 loved Him more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
CAMP LEES POPULATION
SHOWS MARKED LOSS
Now Than at Any Time
Since September, 1917.
MORE THAN $4,000 REMAIN
Camp Ice Officers and Petersburg
Shooting Club VIII Match Skill as
Marksmcn in Match ut Canton.
ment To-Day.

CAMP LEE. VA, Teb., lI..-Further
the population of Camp Leo during tho
last week. and the morning repht to-
day showed smaller number Of men
TENDER. 1917, when the canEonnent re
ceiyed It's first draft contingents.
main. ana hundreds Of others are ar
irving nearly every day from the sea
ports, for rehabilitation and transfer
Nine hundred and ninety -four men
left hero early to-day for Camps
SHERMAN: Dodge We. Lewis and ether can
Many of them we're casuals They will
be discharged from the service upon
Their arrival at the army posts nearest
The -Four Hundred and EiEh.y-third
and the Eight hundred and Eighty
Newport News few days ago. Will ar
r RIVE at ct CITY point late to-day. and VIII
are $50 men in the two organizations
VERY nUsy ALI. DAY
The medical examiners at the muster
ing office were unusually busy to-day.
of Thorn wounded casuals from over
seas seas, who have been with depot brigade
early in 1.-THE mornins until late in the the
afternoon for mai Examination
TWO companies are al that remain
units.
The soldiers OF Camp Lee arc being
treated TO an exceptionally good per-
formancc this week in ehe presentation
nj the various "Y" huts OF the Fay
Eostcr Unit by Mother Dawson, of
erai young ladies'. and the en,er,ain-
10 the officers and men here
Mother DAWSON has been working
among the soldiers since the beginning
Of the war, war, having been in, charge. or
a. hut at Governors Island. Miss
Foster is the composer OF the Well
known song. For God BE Praised. the
Americans Come" II will he recalled
that IN. Mrs. Christine Miller Clemson. OF
Pittsburgh, received q great ovation
when she introduced the song here
last fall
SHOOTING CLUE AND CAMP
LEE OFFICERS IN MATCH
\ shooting match between the Of
fccrs OF Camp Lee and the Shooting
Club OF Petersburg will he held at tho
camp tomorrow afternoon. This is
The second contest Of series which
has been arranged between the two
competitive clubs. The following Camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
EXTENDS REPORTING TIME
Period for Filing Income Figures, Now
p"e' ordered f.enEthened Until
Middle OF April

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE time
Tor Hing reports or incomes at the
source probably will be extended nv
internal Rcvenue Commissioner Roper
Tor thirty d>-ys or more beyond March
10 when they ordinarily would be due.
ir was said to-day
IheSc reports are required from per
sons or business concerns which made
payments of more than $500 las. wear
on account OF salaries. wages rents.
interest, or similar purposes
n separate return is made for each
payment. and these are used in cheek
ing up on income or profits returns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Find IL Dinlcult 10 Secure Jur,

wINSTON-SALEM, N. G.. Feb ~
Tho jury impaneled to hear the spc-
c G session OF surry County SuperIor
court ordered by Governor Beckett to
investigate disorders which occurre,i
here OF! tho night of November II, wa
exhausted this morning without re
suit. Another panel OF NIFTY venircmcn
was hmm ediately ordered in AN efYori
10 secure jury to henr Tho Case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
Cascarets Work
While You Sleep
No headache, biliousness, up
set stomach or constipa-
ton tomorrow

Spend 10 cents--fccl grand, To-
night take cascarcts tn liycn YOUR
liver and clean your bowels. stop tho
headaches. bilious spells. sourncss
gases. coated tongue. had breath "a l.
lowness and cOnStipatIon-Tuke ,'os
caretS and ENJOY the incest. gcntl,st
inside cleansing" YOU ever cxperi
enced. Wake up feeling fine CAS-
careta Is hest cathartic for children
Taste Ike candy. No disa ppointmont,
thirty million boxes OF thiS harmless.
famous oathartic are sold each year
now.--hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12

base hospital from Camp Custer. Mich.
and failed 10 do so until nine days
after the required time. lie was con
months and fined $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
DISCIPLES Would Hare Been
sof Value Had They
Gone in Opposite Direc-
4 ton, He Says.

So"e I" Ofpoo!t3 A''e1
ton, lie SGUS.
------
In ,ee rr,' epi.nc OF John ID rn,r,e
N him oarh; nim.sj: also to walk even q.
H f r TersTS INA, is ono 81 tho mos, r..
larkablc declarations Of The Riblo 10
Sothink less can he evnoetca Of a christian
h%S bSn wsTa n Is rga1 + 2ad was 30 say =.
ne; ought 70 d. he things IN, 'cssmn,
,soush,s that {esqgs Mould ih.mE, sam rra.
Ter SAVIOR saw aid 5et ' ,6g| hly@ ,hytr 6aci;.
,,h n.i fruits g" shall SNOW uNm not hiei'
Jssus r.,'F LANES ana John mhen ,hc!
he nc1t fewn lGSS gn4Ers?25 neE M had q
Susnes, "t Of pH fs I've d h,,rrnonNs y Mrj,
Els vii ,,SeGk ye iitSi n" %E,usdoW, ., Of
eSpcc IT; 10 60 in Ih9 oWg6ei,s dirccti5n
SUPPOSE MScirIISS, >o,, ,o,,.,,
sppro,. when Jssur vet MS faSe +" 20
PB,shHH mp VIII Wiz s, NJ nI hSGe! t9r
ynnd h sys'nTSs OF ieer "wn 'nG nPn@2se
Damascus ana asked WHO az" vuu ana
we arc d f9 TH,s Of Jesus ". arc co.
.|el. whSTo Is J"sqs3,
.I-5pssiem.' ''''
10 YOU enpeGt o 10 nee ne s JESUS In pamas
5r" aais; IF IS going W to Jerusalem to be
,then you GU" are Tou rot SAY with S Him ig @o""F Him
%9h. We jasi say So ria! IS all Al lie
and Sn's sba;s5 Tsi t. ic BE- able to count Q" MS
"a c A5e alone ySn 5s!nr Jesus Christ go to Jssn
Is s y@a s$s G5$ la.
heyd lie "fWiaIste' nd f You SO how
dsy 'ei' Say wEs a a. SG 5 5m n I'M to-
VIA, are YOU Icing down .h.re SUNDAY
seh ,9so,, is4 tc =.
VIVA, ars YOU dong serving liquor on
"Foisowtnr jesus
=. What aIe yeu doing .s,an4tns ,uq AMI
T ynamH 2oin ifs eapsG Of .y and lifting
X lie nv Wa Pr'ie'es 10 OF ed 5ns L9rd ,ssus ~
eharch for a! on snmGsy Es'i 50 hrau tn to
ords a@G Gen peg 60 f hSmd F'SH nd
iSoms;htnr ME- Mn, 9t our rSnGion,
fossnr Gmris,ian than " SS,sa 81 ~ pro
share ia" q, h T%- ao II be IN Sdaf
srs~s y : s5" s T?sI9 over sf
What DO YOU 10 more than others
% dos 10 5'1 :6r "ia s59n 'G bce san
ma, IS the BASIS up"n With hi Ne aoS5a 10
. be inasei ~ A '' gong
" "h 81 ifnESp.S SAFETY
, pr he sys a4ss ana a sail any Win soP Ts%
"!L,;y, -, a,,, w. .N.ilo",h tatn "ihcT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
SHOOTING; CLUB AND CAMP
DIE OFEICENS IN MATCH

\ shooting match between the Of
fcers OF Camp Lee and the Shooting
Club OF Petersburg will he held AT the
camp tomorrow afternoon This is
lhe second contest of IL series which
has been arranged between the two
competitive clubs The following Camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
NO APPEAL. FROM GODS
pECISION-"AHSOLUT NONE"

when God says thing that settles II
Their: is no appeal from God--absoutely
none! And tho next question is unaues-
tionabIe obedience OF acsus Christ. Ills will
Will be my law. "If you love Ne keen NV
Not every one that saith unto Nc. Lord
LORD snail enter tho Kingdom OF Heaven.
the things ! say"
Every question OF doubt Will be settled
by H!s rclatIonahip in what God says
49, What would Jesus do? Are YOU doing
tfn WORK lie Nauta 10 do Am
doinr II IN the way r." wants II done. and
u i am doing II in the way He wants II
donc. but YOU don't want IL done that Nav
tina, shows YOU arc wrong IL what preach
~ truth. according to he words OF God
am rirhi II YOU don't believe 1t. you
are wrong. SO | am Wrong-nOt al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
WHAT KIND
or CHRISTIAN TO Up

:. 10 what shall DO with Ic.ls which is
nc aur,tion KS And you caH't ESCAPE
ssny man Viii came after mo lei MIN deny
- kvery ope mnst deeibc frN ,chei hnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
LOTS or PEOPLE FEED
NOATS AND STARNE SurEr

lot ~ nrople to day they ,.nd ,h.
t%%@@ h ga my f,ary" ne sheep. no won.
s,,o,a "a br J"nkyll and Mr. HYDE ia ,ust
''P.H,.n over and over IN their Iivns
~ Fang thN Judas did, perhaps rst.r
Nv. w. hAy' been Tho one that denied Jesus
ma Indss 'oud deny Uim. II Van
W'PnesIeh ihat one OF HIS uiscipies would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-12
SPIRIT REG ENERATED WITH
ACCEPTANCE OF CyyRIcT

unrer"nsrntcd body for my spirit has 81 be IN IN
LoEshrf"icd when accepted Jesus as NV
lon my body hasn't been redeemed us
EcinS :" bc. because my soul has bec,
When accept Jesus my savior nv sovj
mas pccn redeemed. my body will he rs
G"smcG at tHc resurrection but INV rc
deemed rpirit dwcils In my unrodscncd
booty. henc" tn" flesh lusts against The
spirit and the spirit against the cssb "
80 l"hl sa!s, When would do good
scrap on HAND all the tirne win YOU
GE"- get so good YOU won't he tornn,csJ y
II You do you VIII be better than L.,
"Ss lie was tempted In ali points %e,
oonor YOU and tempt You. GI IN y M,l
spiritual nature YOU love God VIM 49,
'hfisi. YOU love til" Bible. love tha chuy,b
you love TO pray and be decent and ioya
~ NoHr lower nature you love none a,
these things. No. YOU love the nn.h ~
your in.'s Of the flesh and ali that; AZ
Nnur no hnds its highest hrlivbta ,nd
,ho'ct@t EXPRESSIONS In the gratifica ton n,
Jhe deFlrra which appeai TO tho flesh
I.nt ,. your delight in doing things on.
That's why a lot OF people arc 4, N,
ing the flesh instead OF the snirit ORGY
NAM ~ arc led by In. spirit they ar, are
Noi ~ many as have hem h,n,i,.,
ND5 as many that know The thiriv n,,n
IflciSS OK confession Not as NAV ~
ku9" ihc "atcchisn and have been s.nct;
XIII h~pt HON I Will show ynn so,nr