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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-20
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE TRENTON POTTERIEs co.

Iren nimi , =; =, 1etober l6. 1913.
A. meeting OF the Board of Directors,
held this day. a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT. (2TS) was declared on the Nom
Cumulative Preferred Stock of the Com
pany payable October 25, 1919, TO stock
holders OF record at 3 O'clock p. NJ. Oc-
tober 10. 1919 Transfer books do not close.
c. Z. LAWToN. Secretary & Treasurer
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DR.. E. f. FankkhouSer returned Tues
lav from a business Trip To Wheeling.
B. c. l.ilman returned Tuesday from
business trip To Pittsburgh.
Mrs Lulu Blair returned from puS'-
nnss trim tu Pittsburgh. Tuesday.
Homer Roscnborough. OF Phttspursn
attended tho funeral uf Mrs. WEIGH.
Miss Gcrtruor Rarrick. Of Pittsburgh
has hcrn visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Elder Of Coshocton.
Ohio. attended tho funeral or MRS.
WnlCh.
H. G.. Maury. Of Darlington. was VISIT
ing friends in this city Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Hazlett left for WheciinG
Wednesday.
A. c. WEIGH of Junction City was
called 10 this city on account or MS
mothers death.
nm. S. Postlethwait left on business
tim to Wheeling Wednesday.
Jake Wincr. of Littleton. member OF
the Rainbow division, was visiting MS
brother Harry Niner. on Main street.
Deputy State Prohibition Officer Bert
Phillips. Of Wheeling, was in this city
Monday.
Miss Gladys Harbagc returned from
short visi, in Pittsburgh Monday.
Some Of the gamblers of this city were
brought before the court Tuesday. Inc
men operating the houscsc were 1lnea
500 and cost and four months IN jail
Others were fined IS and cost. Some OF
them had been arrested before on tho
same charge and this time they we're
fined and given n room in the county jail.
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CHESTER

CHESTER, W. Va. May lA-The
Hancock county commissioners At New
Cumberland have been 7etltioned TO re-
Quest the state agricultural department.
tc establish the office OF county aericu'-
tural agent. f. &. HihbS. who IS county
agent in Columhana county. ONO, nus
position ia Hancock county.
? Chairman @. .. Allison announced
wednesday that subscriptions 10 the
Victory loan in Grant district totaled
sa11.o50. The district quota was S'o'-
500.
Following preliminary hearing o"-
fore Justice 4. CIR Allison. who bound
him over to the Hancock county grand
Jury on q charge of stealing adIamono
shirt stud. Louis Oliver was taken 10
the New Cumberland jail Wednesday.
He was unable TO furnish $1,000 BOND.
The theft is alleged to have occurred
April Is. Oliver is alleged to have
snatched the stud from the mans shirt
after accosting him on the Chcster-EaSt
Liverpool bridge.
Acting Chief of Police Nick Schwartz
has referred to the postal authorities
complaints that mail boxes. recently IN
stalled here. have been rif1ed. II was an
nounced Wednesday. Envelopes. It was
said. were torn open and the contents
destroyed.
Because Of increased toll rates on >he
Chester-East Liverpool bridge. thus
boosting the cost OF transportation. inc
,etail price Of ice in Chester this sum
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n0CT0RS STAND AMAZED AT POWER
OF BON-OPT0 TO MAKE WEAK EYES
STRONG ACCORDING TO DR.. LEWIS
Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight so Per Cent.
In One Weeks Time in Many Instances

many descriptions may be wonderfully
benefited by the use of this prescription.
Go to any active drug store and get a
bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop one
Bon-Opto tablet in fourth Of glass
Of water. and let it dissolve With this
daily. You should notice your eyes
clear up percepubly right from the start
and inflammation and redness will
quickly disappear. If your eyes bother
you even little 1t is your duty to take
steps TO have them now before 1t ts too
late. Many hopelessly blind might have
saved their sight II they had cared TOT
their eyes in time.
Note Another prominent physician
tn whom the above article was submit
ted. said: Yes. the Bon-Opto prescrip-
ton is truly a wonderful eye remedy:
It's constituent ingredients are well
known to eminent eye specialists and
widely prescribed by them I have used
it very successfully in my own practice
through ocerwork or n1isfh glasses. !
can highly recommend It In cases or
weak. watery. aching smartinE. Itch
ing, burning eyes. red lids. blurred Wis
ion, or for eyes inflamed from exposure
to smoke. sun, dust or wind. II IS one
should be kept on hand for regular use
in almost every family" Bon-Opto. re-
rcrred to above Is not patent medi-
zinc or a secret remedy. It Is an eth
ical preparation. the formula being
nrinted on the package. The manufac-
turers guarantee 1t to strengthen eye
sight so per cent. in one weeks time IN
s,env Instances or refund the money.
r. can be obtained from any good drug
r;st and is sold in this city by G. n:
Eriest & CO. and other leading drug
ciStS.
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a rr,e Prescription You Can AAVe
Pulled and Use at Home.

philadelphia, Pa. Victims Oh eye
strain and other eye weaknesses. anu
those who wear glasses. Will pc
is real hope and help for them. Many
whose eyes were failing say they nave
had their eyes restored by this renark-
able prescription and many VINO one
wore classes say they have thrown thGIn
away. One man says, after USING ~.
II was almost blind. Could not see 70
read at all. Now l can read everyen.ns
without my glasses and my e eSe,, W. wonfS
main .dreadfully. Now they feel me aiS
ihe time. II was like a miracle TO me-
lady who used it says: The at.
mosnhere seemed hABy with or without
rlasses but after using this prcscrip-
tfon for Is days everything seems cleaI'
can read even fine print w1thouc
classes" Another who used II says;
r was bothered with eye strain. causca
by overworked tired eyes WI, wien worn
duced fierce headaches. ! nave worn i'l
glasses for several years. both tor ais
tance and work, and without thcm l
could not read my own name on an en-
veione or the lypcwriting on the ma
chinr before me. ! can do both now.
and have discarded my lonE-distance
classes altogether. l can count INC
fIuttering leaves on the trees across c..e
street now, which for several years
have looked like dim green nluI ~ ne ne
I cannot express my joy at what u mas
done for me. l, who
vear glasses can now discard them IN
reasonable time, and multitudcs more
will be- able 10 strengthen thcir eyes 80
az 70 he SHARED the trouble and expense
of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles OF
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, short time, having planned trip TO

q short time. having planned Trip 10
California.
II WAS stated her" today that J"hn
Plat!"nhcrE Of New Cumberland. former
nuhlishcr Of tho Hancock County Cour-
irr and recently returned from IN"
army. has formed Il partnership win
Jim W,:r If TINS place and VIII resume
IN" publication Of Il county weekly paper
IN tho near future.
An automobile belonging Ia Lynn
Sanders If W"llShurE. VA found JUST
south of town whcr" II had been lett ny
a thief when the gasolin" supply became
exhausted The car WIS stolen from
StcubcnvillS whcrS' Sanders was attend
,p.- u dance. Tho machine WAS mot dam
aged.
Chief Of Police Harry Brooks claims
that N'cirtnu has hr"n mad" :" I'M
healthy for crooks ard thieves ny INC
activities Of his polio" fore" mat INC
town has fewer specimens Of TINS hraha
Of humanity than any town m inc var
Icy. Th" polio" just completed Il r""no
NJ of undrSirnblrs and showed them inc
gate.
Morris Phillips has purchased Inc
farm indictments. lIV" stock and crops
If the Stcdman farm near Toronto an"
is moving it TO his farm north "t 'h's
place.
Or. Calhoun of Bethany lcctured to
large gathering nj the Cove CHRISTIAN
church "Wednesday night. He was
assisted by his wife.
Sergeant Harry A. Cooper who re-
comfy returned with the 3Ith dirlsioh
is expected home tomorrow from camp
Sherman. whore he is 70 be discharged
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STEUbENYILLE

STEUBENTlLLE. O.. May ti.-That
he would send every gambler who Violat-
cd his closing order Ia the Workhnusr'
was tho ultimatum nf JuStic" Henry
LAWYER today. following up his action
yesterday IN closing up nine downtown
gambling rooms in retaliation FOR inc
city police interfering with and arr"St-
ing his spectral cnnsI ahlcs. tn" luStIc"
said every gambling room was h"InE
closely watched by his men and lhat IN"
first sign Of opening ur would hrihE
raid Every gambling room IN the rl'!
is closed up tight and members OF 'hr
fraternity arc patiently waiting Tor The
storm to blow over.
The only new developments in IN"
rIa sh htIw"cn tho city and township Of
firrrS today was the return To .tonStahI"S
Williams and Sheppard of their guns
and other weapons taken from them ny
tho police when they arrested them SAL
ur,ay night. The charges of carrying
concealed weapons filed before Mayor
FciSt arc still pending. Tho guns were
returned to the cnnStahlcs with TN" warn
ing that they were violating the law BY
carrying them and they were liable to
arrest at any time.
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=. c.,oounc. The remainder OF the run
Arroy WAS heavily engaged inc WHOLE
doy along its line as far as Rheims
On tho night Of the 18th l began u
,h;,r ,hoi The enemy was really making
dctarmircd stand on tho Alsne.
rur situation OH this night was as
follows: ,...,. hold
Firsi Cnrps and cavalry division. hold-
,,. linn rrovon-S OF Chivy-S. oil BcauI-
nc-Soupir. with First and SECOND SH
airy brigadrs on the left, All IN c'os'
touch with the enemy. o,,,.
First CORPS headquarters: Cource'lcs
(artcrward Dhuizcl)
second Corps-Third division holdlhs
CIRCLE around Eailly. Fifth division ro'o-
iry =. of Shivrrs plateau to Ste. Marsuc-
ritz and Missy. both in close i"uch Win
IN, enemy! guns on south bank OF r'Ne''
third t-orps-Fourth division holding
south end Of Spurs from lie H"ncc, !"
Crouy (French on north oil CrouE rIuht'
ais, in close touch with enemy: H,ne
,crnth brigade in reserve Al ''c'''"''
Bridge.
coughs Third and Fifth cavalry or'E-
AIDES II 'haSSemy.
On this dnv our casualties were h'H'S'
amounting IL between 1.'"o ana -'V'V III
RI
on tho i,ftcrnth. my impression or tho
,-a,.i,us day. namely. that the enemy
u,s making a firm stand in his actual
,ori,ion was confirmed also by an in
,orcent I'd German wireless message. IL
,,o,,rd nrohahlc that We had tho whole
of the German First army in front OF
US. -.
This being my appreciation of the sit
rcd
nosit,nu in two important respects. In
tho first plncc our losses were. heavily
,ccumulatjng. and ! had nH sufficient
rcsor>cs TO reinforce dangerous points;
the enemy had great artillery supc-
'riority. and ut This time and for some
dave afterward ! badly f"lt the want
rr ,br runs and machine guns which
had bccn lost nj L. Cateau and were
not 80, made good. In the second place.
was most anxious tn get the Second
and Third corps forward and moro in
|, line with the First corps on the right.
Tho Sixth division had now crossed
the Marine. moving north. and orders
were cent tn its commander. General
! kier. 10 como up as quickly as possibly.
! NV idea was that The Sixth division
should 60 to Haig. and that with this
reinforcement ne should advance west
,n6 take tho pressure off the Second
and Third corps.
The First corps WAS heavily counter
tackled on several occasions throughout
the fifteenth. and although the enemy
was most CALAMITY repulsed everywhere
our losses were very severe.
Toward evening a retirement Of both
German infantry and cavalry took place
and my hopes were revived Of the con-
tinuance Of the enemy's retreat. On
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Wiley returned
from a visit with friends al MoxTcli
Tuesday. r,, T.,
w. E, Eatkin is sick at tho home OF
his daughter. Mrs. {. y. Newland.
M toE Sa E Sns and rs eh for an ext
Mt and Mrs. ". (. Dolson were shop
ping in rarkcrsburE Tuesday;
Mrs Effic Humphrey was shopping IN
-"S Hrs. r. +. Holdrcn. Of Grape Island.
was visiting relatives here Monday.
Mrs. W. s. MARBLE. of Calcutta. was
shopping in town Monday.
Ralph White, Of New Mnrtinsv1lle'
WINS n business visitor here Monday.
John Triplett. Of Wilion. was in town
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs l.. +. Albright were Mar
ictta shoppers Tuesday. -
Miss Esther Foglc. OF Hundred. is
visiting Mrs. Roland Walker this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Underwood arc the
guests Of relatives and friends hcrr TINS
week
Cecil Homes, Of Sistcrsville. was risi-
Ting friends herr saturday and SUNDAY
HAYS Williams. Of Sl"uhcnrill" IS WIS.,
iting his family here this week.
business caller her" Tuesday. :.
Miss Mary F'cllrrs Was shopping in
/ E'a-kcrSbure Saturday.
i. ". Grimm. Of Mddlcbourn". was n
! business caller here Tuesday.
Harry Brothers. who has been taking
| treatment al hospital in Cleveland. 70
! turned Monday.
Lille Veronica Sundcrman is i'll with
measles.
f.. w. Mallory was business caller
! Mt larkcrShurS Tuesday.
! Lafayette r"Ihtrl. Of La Belle. was IN
| twon Tuesday.
Miss Errna Cochran and Mrs Elnoro
| HrrrinEtnn were AT Rov"n Rock Tuesday
| Miss Lucy Bull. Of Eureka, was shop
ping in town Monday.
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Weir

WEIRTON. W. Va. May l4.-f'xca-
vations have ALREADY started for the new
steel mill to b+ built her" this summer
by the Wcirton Steel Company. Several
hundred men arc now engaged In the
work and an additional force is 10 Dc
added this week. The steel plant is 10
he one OF the largest in this section OF
the valley.
D. NJ Weir. vice president or the
weirton' Steel Company who has been
spending the past three months at
Battle Creek. Mich. for the benefit OF
his health. has returned to his post at
the mill office here but will remain nut
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Ohio Valley News

m"r will Or raised from so 10 30 cents
per hundred pounds. according TO an
nuuncemcnt made to-day.
Miss Mary Hawicy. il was announced
Wednesday. has h"cn appointed music
instructor IN the Chester public SCHOOLS
to succeed Mrs. Ruth Banticlu. resigned.
Councilman Joseph Davis has h''h
CO lied To MI. Clemens. Mich. because OF
the ScrianuS illness of his VIII" MIS-
Davis probably will undergo an opcr-
atien.
The Young Peoples society of the
Church nt Christ Wednesday appointed
teams. each ram"h after an aut"moo'i"'
with a chauffeur az pilot. "a rails" money
to pay of the church debt III" rar'-
GUS teams will held Il box socla! frlda!
NJ Shit as the frs, feature Of tbs plan.
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m.11ul,nrr Rrtafs

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph X. Cox left on
Tuesday for a weeks visit IN Gh,CaE",'.
Misses Mildred Stevenson. EliIapcIn
and Isabelle Mccain. Of East Liverpool,
Ohio. we're wcck-nnd visitors at 'ne
home of Mrs. A. W. Reeves, .,,.
Earl Owens. who is residing IN ,n'H
Peter Vournakcs. of tho Wciishurs
Candy Co.. was q business N,s.tnr III
Mingo Junction. Ohio. on Wcdnesdayii
Mrs. Nick Lucas. Of ms cI!' S ShS m
Nrs Elizabeth Sharp Cook has re-
turned TO her home here after spending
,hn winter in different cities in Califor-
r nia and cxprcsscs herself as being very
wnIl nleased with the west.
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this I directed the Sixth division to join
it's own Third corps on the left.
However, the enemy showing no FUR
Their signs Of leaving the position. my
hopes tor further advance al last be-
gan to be founded altogether upon tho
probability Of a successful attack by
the Sixth French army.
CONTINUED Frid2y.)
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WELLSBURG
~thiau Sisters

Tho Sisters Of the Lodge knights OF
rythias had great turnout on TuesdaS
night. May 10, many visitors ir9ni 2r 70
w v", the number seated at tho banquet
tablc in the Brooke County Y. N. G. A.
t,t.rnnasiums Word comes Of tho excel
Tent spread prepared by the ladies' o or me ne
Presbyterian church. II was aoou rcre
crowded by the jolly return to their
homes Of the knights and Ladies.
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Amos Long, prominent business man OIL
Pine Grove. when he WAS before inc
Wctzel County Circuit Court Tuesday on
the charge of numbering Glenn Long, inc
chrf Of police of that town.
The trial will he held May 26. IL -
undcrst God that tho defense Will pas
its case upon the claim of accidental
shooting,
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Tho remains Of Earl Forsythe. aged
AZ WIN was killed by Pan Handle
train near Mngo Sunday. are still at a
norguc here unclaimed. The victim II
is said has relatives in Wheeling ana
they are expected TO damn the body. Cor
oncr Kirk h&d today that there was no
evidence Of foul play. although sum OF
money Forsythe was known 70 have had
in his possession IS missing.
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cd climax today when four Juniors
caught leader of the Senior class una
wares, rushed him from hte building ln-
TO the street and disposscsscd him OF his
trousers. While the hapless SENIOR. VINO
took cover in hallway. looked on Inc
Juniors prepared to divide up the trophy
but thcy failed 10 act quick enough ana
tho stolen garment was rcscuco ny
Principal Mick. The four Juniors were
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ST. MARYS
Public Entertainment

At the auditorium "Wednesday evening
Scotch songs and World War stories ny
Mr. w. {. Montignani. who for seven
this was leading i company of en-.
tcrtaincrs in England. Scotland and
along the battle fronts of France. A
man with a story and good cheer.
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At a meeting of The Board n OF Di befd
an Tuesday. the following named were
elected eH !: r. ". Palmer. president: Joseph
r, Palmer, vice president: ]; c. FaImer
continued as secretary and treasurer,
which position he has held for nui'ocf
of wears.
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Round Over.

George Thompson was bound over 70
tho Grand Jury today on charge OF
breaking and entering. He was caught
in tho act of breaking s seal from a mcr-
chandisc car on the Wheeling & Lake
railroad
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Over Subscribed

The banks in Peasants county an
nounced Saturday. May 10Th that they
had passed their allotted quotas N nc
Victory Loan. our quota being SlII 100
while tho amount subscribed was &lTA.-
oO0 making our subscription Is percent
over the quota
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Another Case

One more case Of small poX was r., r.
noTted on Wednesday morning by Heaith
Officer J. B. Walkinshaw. through S 9;d
,n+ have the name of the party aI1'lctcd
but The case is on Charles and Fifteenth
81 reefs
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Mnric RAcital

recital Tuesday evening in the First
Methodist Episcopal church OF this city
Tho pupils CAV" n very interesting pro-
gram TO large and apprcciatNe
audience.
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Newell y:

NEWELL. ". Va, May 14.-Wcbo e
Miller. superintendent of the Homer
Laughlin China company's warehouses
here, is a personal friend of Miss Bessie
Wrentmore hpircss and iiancee OF Fran
els D. Harrison, governor general OF the
Philippine islands. whom health authori-
ties at Washington. d. c.. expect TO place
in quarantine when she arrives thcre
from Berkeley. Calf. Berkeley health OIL
ficials claim that Miss Wrentmorcr and
hcr mother Mrs. Clarence G.. Wrentmorc,
broke a diphtheria quarantine.
The friendship Of. tho Miller ana
Wrcntmorc families developed as re-
suit Of Mrs Wrentmore's kindness 10
Millers son. Paul Miller. a member or
company D.. 21th infantry, while he was
serving in the Philippines. Since then
the Miller and Wr"ntmorc families have
corresnondcd. Young Miller is now
serving with the \. E. F. in Siberia
Clark lodge I. Q. o. +. will stage n
minstrel show in Newell Tuesday even
ing. Nav 90. mock trial Of breach or
promise suit, high class musical num-
bcrs and srccinl vaudeville features Will
make up the program.
Pride of Newell Circle P. II. G.. initi-
ated a class of fifteen candidates Tues
day evening.
In honor Of Charles Stevens. return
cd soldier. Mrs. Albert Mosser enter
tanned at dinner at her home here
Attorney Robert Ramsey of Wellsburg
who represented the town Of Newell at
the public service commission hearing
Tuesday Of the Newell Water and Power
company's application for putting into
effect increased water rates. was eS-
pcctca TO make his report here Thursday.
The citizens protested the proposed rate
raise.
A bread shortage which resulted here
from the strike of East Liverpool bakers
who walked out May l. was relieved
Wednesday, when the wage dispute was
settled and the bakers returned TO work.
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prrEnpAHr d GUILTY.

Nick Martina. charged with Illegal
living with one Mrs. Swierkoz, was found
guilty in criminal court yesterday. Tho
defendants bond was forfeited In III"
absence. Judge Robinson directed the
verdict.
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Robbed Of Trousers.

The class fight between the Seniors
and Juniors Of Steubcnville high reach
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-05-16

calls for living Christianity and doing
Christian things, rather than preach
ing Methodism. Great community
churches in the big cities where there
will be healthy amusements and
where the church buildings will be
open seven days week; community
churches in the country-$11, 100000
alone will be spent on helping 10
make the country church a real factor,
building cross roads churches, making
allowances SO that the rural church
can get the best of pastors and pay
them salary that will interest them;
educational work in the cities; help
pastors to get living wage.
Twenty-Five million dollars will be
expended in the next five years at the
rate of $5,000,0OO on direct war recon
struction work equally divided be-
tween Europe and this country, Close
on sS,O0O,O00 has already been spent
by the sending to Europe of the first
Methodist mission ship. Perhaps
there were Bibles on board, but there
were a great many more plows and
tractors. That great ship was loaded
to the gunwales wits everything that
could help people to rebuild.
United Church Is Aim.
Methodism is preaching united
church-a common church. 1t is urg.
ing that churches unite, the smaller
churches closing that the stronger
ones may be stronger yet.
Let us have strong, dominant
Christianity" say the Methodist lead.
ers,. Never mind about the especial
"Wth Christianity and the golden
rule ling the world, peace, demcc,
racy AAd Christianity will be unitedly
safe for syer."