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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
DICTIONARIES CAsTELLANOs,
Victor Hugo

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
cAR-ULks ~CIENTIFICAS.
PARA N!NOs.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-03
OBRAS DE AMADO NERvO.

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0BRAS DE BLASCO IBANEZ-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
.NAlINOVA IS STAR
or SENsATI0NA PLAY
The Red Lsnfe-n Is a Gripping
Play That Hold the Audience
Spell Bound Prom First
To Last

Aar mnst STAY rf fhr xfusaiio1sl
arf.H ffniln uf lNtu MarIfs
1hf Hei lantern which comes fo
1ha Colts - fheere ~ ONE dsi f,
esesmen Thnriag Jan. Pa feeog-
nised - oae ~ ~ most disllruished
actresses - fBe a.f she Nss born ln
Eassian Crimes. i1 town on ihe
shore n ha BIO saa bli a. ftild
eas taken - Su fzefand ana lu Gen
rsa aaa Instructed The Nloiin Al fl
she returned is ku - and made her
ffel abisr aaffararfe tF playing q
tioi|n faio af Christmas c'rrsri ia
her native town. sne fhfn s. ri fn
Nfiesaa fo gaanast REV giniln sfHAies
bnf futk fh dfamaile coarse ins'nsd
her NrFf stage shpcfirnrf Nas under
iae d.Tegtlaa pf ne great s;auisisw+
~ a. ne Arusfir fhnafrr NOscoN
A. isaaag uouan 81 8 Krs isn stock
company she giaYed nearY 30 Ieiin
IL side variety of productions.
since coming 20 America Naz'm0yl
has paFed both ia hafFian and Eng.
iiEh Ever since she came % the
Ea2IlsE eHeakIn Ina stage hfr career has
been - cEbroken record 81 sucs ftFfs.
in ibsen a Doll iionse -iiedd4
Es5ier. and Little Eyolf~ she ron
the hghesf laureis She then turned
- comedy aud in The countess Co
suefte7 made an equally strong inn
preston.
Departing ff0m her Esr3p-an fel-
eiorie. she starred ln Bella Donna
Turning - vaudeville, sbe STAINED
freaf popularity IN War Bridfs.
The only 4i-y based on The great world
var. ehieh T. concede 10 b. ~ YER.
manenf value She made her scresn
debut "a q motion LECTURE serrioa q
fhls Play. and she later resumed her
Serk q the speak ~ stage and Ap-
ptafsd in -Ce1ticn shoals
The Great fazim0Fa- then BEGAN
her relf bTafed SCREEN producfions
'faEelsfids1 Tof ~ Pate PRE-
80 Eeae -f,-f - fhe f.o, .s.4 l.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

90 see frozen miik n .pped with A
al and served 10 a., 0mer en-.
too. the daily sasaus ~ frozen
'lomi ycod are novel slrhL
The progressive Wee Las also
adopted tlv public m-rl a. Winnlp z
has ore. On the city :. Calgary has
recently tuilt a great market nlare
20 reduce the cost of h.lrg b. eu.-
ting out the middle man. The plan
has been successful Wherever frie I
and experts advocate the puhlc
market as the .ncans = solv tte
hugh cost of living rroblem = 10
tho United 81 - certainly II ; 4
dcnc much good aer. . cur nofthe n,
border.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

The French rcop'e have been Noted
Tor their thrift throughout their
history rd vi en-. taek 10 ibc seven
,certh and eirhteef centuries. tn
banner u = Fleur ie .vs ~as car
ned into Canada. the French brought
With them the institution Of tbs pub
h make r.aes. ~hi4h SURVIVE 70
caY IN French rreakine Caraaa
srd 20 iegs desrAe. hak ss4s
scrnss TIE whcie fnsnioa.
The advantage q tie public rket
self ssnt fhe All tsc mar asa
ise biw prcht exasted IS tm is
eliminated and the cash and carr
plan cyts caf expensive 4ellters ar3
crc1it systems. 4 ns4ttFias rsd4e-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Nhen a druggist Ands that Ais 81
TONERS All apesk weii % a pregaraliaa.
be forms . good opinion u + and
vhen IN need - such q medicine j
almost cerfsin 70 uae il himself an1
his family. This = 0hy - sBsnY
druggists Use and ree0mrn End Cham
bsrlzir's CouGh Remedy. b Jon S.
: vel kno~n drnzxisf - toorun. ~
says. 4 have used Ch7mbefiaiH's
cough Remedy n M family for So
rzsf ssTen years. and have foaud Z
% be Toe hest coash medIcioe ! have
ever kaoH1'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

newest production. HThe K0t fsH
Tern" which cxflis iH 1N $
and elaboration her rfHas
cefErs
The shos ulli uar Ihufsass fsl.
ihrourfanf ihe day until ~
m price 90 iml ION q
ihn same. sc aua ieat iu 80 IlH ~
ihs house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

1hc National fafm Cossiess ~ 40.
men alii preseai resoIatiaa Ia Con
rress feiiiionins fof lesisisiiea 10 pro
hibf ihe grosinr II iobafco Ia fas
United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Every nan. woman sud ehn5 = -
sfs;e q Oklzf.,nla mszs asy R-d Cross
CHRISTMAS seals Il fhe quota = so
co or soo5o.o89 stzm-s = = b
rezcbed-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Miss ANA Moran. dzazhfer - The
late J p H0rgsn sad bed Of The
America COMMITTEES Tor devzsfafed
Frssce. has bssn preBeafed uith the
rre<s of TIE Chesaiier of tie Lesion
= llal.oI i a. I.It-l.ieal q lasn1e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Join the SAVINGS eius - fe osif.
homa 3laic Rank fs.s Hcss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

fNoR >Al.k-A 6-room ao1se. = iots
vel. rssage, hen keuse cellar
Phone sse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

Fiye cents worth - Red Cross seals
is the beet iugeslneni ihsl soa ean
aaae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

SsLkSNEN WANTED 70 @oiaxn or-
csrs fcr izhTiczfinx CTS. ereases and
pziEfs salary O Con mission Ad-
sTess TIE Harvey OF @. c5eseIs1a.
Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
ssseLs.p BARGAINS

Al s room moferu residence y 2
par ~ city fos ouif t1-saoe
Aniee reom modern to1sr AZ ahat
The iots alone are Uora-
ROOM. ~iiA bath. y par; tzseo 20.
RON house. t~o bots. paved street.
for only Zee
have some choice residence on
East Noble. Esst Warnsr. and Man
ar. priced a; from tz5ospe 10 S55e.-
-. Let me show yos some 0f the a.
bote.
Pho7e lg7 for appointments. lis IL
West Oklahoma Ayenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

KOR SALE Good car. iisiclass Goa
dition: ~iu trade ior residence pro-
pefig' .el North ist street. Phone
frrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07

acre tract. good impfevemenis for
szseeeo
acre tract. nice place. $3.50 O..
- acre frzcf. good boase ard 1arn,
szIeea
A nsce bottom trzcf priced riKht
Roy Kneeisnt, lis IL West Oxia-
bona Aven1e-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

CLASSIFIED WANTS.
ron sAi.E see iaic. CAao has also
80 taleS 81 prrifie hss l'hone 1915
"a cali at re \ erd.
laoR SA.E-A 6-foom ao1se. = iots
veil sssage, ben hcase cellar
Phone tse
FOR SALE Good car. Iirstclass Goa
aition. wiu trade ior residence pro
pefig, -el North ist street Phone
izss
t'oR SAf.f-An attractive. alshiy .m
proved small acreaeo adjoining ihe
CITY Patterson Real Esiete Acenc,
FOR SALE Sonie choice. thorou gt
bred oAued rlsmouiA Rock Cock
erels price s. per bird Mrs PRANK
y Anderson. Route ie. 2 rile. north
81 the \ r corner % clis. or Congo Bio
farm
FOR sALE-S passsnecr Ford car
ss.ss1. Phone ssS ia T. Clcrc-
1An'-
: ~ ,.,'--. ,.' -, ~. Z '''A'''''' ~
'N'''''"' '''N "~~"
f'ok SALf-one pufroTei f-fear-oid
Hois,ein co~-one seventeen months
heifer boih rcEisterei. steo Tor the
,,,.rs, ppne T,se,ho,. N
=
EOR SALE Five passenger Buick.
.rco., ,,rs. ,rs hs,..,, 49,, o.,es
s,,lo, ret. ,her, -, y I fow.h,r
Faene 80
roR sslr-e rcoo, ,,as.rr h.g-s .
a. -.r.r. ..s S..,. pro.s "A,
owner Paone 7e'
rop sArr ec,.-., -.-,i, ,r-,.r--5-. I
= -,.,a ren.ir - -, ,oe.,..f h.,, /
''os l'.eA pA'ea street ana no' moo
-. -. Ho~,.''' 'n's A'N pi''fN -l
'f-' n0' : Nl' 'ah even 'n'h - hAa
-s'A aiAA'. ~ 'n'i.sA- X. "~iin's
Vtifahss iis A-- faNi W AaaAHfha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-07
FoR RENT.

FOR RE<T-one roo-n and one 4
room modern rrsi1ence- Roy Knee
iznd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
Dandruff Soon
Ruins The Hair

Glrls-if you want plenty OF thick.
beautiful. glossy. silky hair, do by all
means get rid OF dandruff for Il VIII
starys your hair and ruin # Il you
don't
1t doesn't do much good TO try TO
brush or wash It out The only sure
way to get rid OF dandruff Is to dis
solve it.. then you destroy It entirely
To do this. get about four ounces Of
ordinary liquid aryon; apply Il At
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub Il in gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning most II not all. OF your
dandruff VIII be gone. and three or
four more applications viii COM
pietely dissolve and entirely. destroy
every single sign and trace OF it
You VII find too. thar all itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop.
and your hair VIII look and feEi a
hundreds times better. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store Il IS
inexpensive and FOUR ounces IS all
you viii need. 40 matter how much
dandruff you have. This simple rem
edy never fails--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
FEED NERVES PLENTY OF
PHOSPHATE In SUMMER
Keen Minded Men, Energetic and Successful
Rely on It, Asserts Prominent n. Y. Physician.

Frederick g. Koue. editor-in-chief Of
Physicians Who's Who" and na-
tionally known author OF medical text
books. IN a most emphario statement
said
II had my way. Bitro-Phosphats
should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital"
Later. DR.. E0le said hen the
nerve tissue begins TO lose its Vi
.salitv. woman begins TO lose her
youth and vivaciousness- Her lively,
pleasant dispositio- fades aVay-she
becomes irritable. ompGnionabla-
moody and Respondent II would IN
deed be a godsend u more men ana
women were aware OF he efficacy o.
Phosphate"
Hot weather IS dreaded BY men ana
women who are weak, thin. nervous,
tlmld and lacking IN vigorous devel-
opment because It saps their -tality
almost 10 the breaking point
To all such people Bitro-Phosphats
is recommended because It IS the one
organic phosphate which. when ab-
sorbed By the system. III supply the
element necessary for a vigorous,
healthy body free from an Bugges-
ton OF weakness or ci9ardered
nerves
Your druggist has Bitro-Phosphato
In the original package with complete
Instructions for best results-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
300 Dogs, Victims OF Rabies,
Killed Here Since April Is

J. A hin. also Of the FL Paso veteri-
nary hospital.
Fortunately, less than 50 Instances
OF animals with violent rabies have
been reported, the remainder being OF
the dumb rabies type. Dogs atIlict-
ed with the latter ordinarily will not
bite, consequently making II consider
ably less dangerous 10 human beings
Several persons have peen r, oi.,en.
however. and have received Pasteur
treatment. although the number has
not been unusually large
Danger from rabies stricken ami
mails has not passed, Dr. CalqWeu
warned. and ne urged that people be
careful TO report any suspicious
actions OF dogs immed lately-
OF the animals killed, at least half
are believed TO have become affected
as a result OF one dog which, IN the
early part Of the sumner. oit scores
OF animals In the northeastern part
Of the city. Another dog ran wild
at Fort Bliss Canine there were
ordered confined by Brig. Cen Robert
L. Howe, but few cases developed
from that source
rabies, the violent and the dumb Dr.
Caldwell says. The dog afflicted with
violent rabies is irritable, swapping
at any moving object such an AMI
nal, unless killed. viii continue move
ment until IL literally kills itself BY
exhaustion An animal afflicted with
dumb rabies becomes listless, its Jaw
hangs down continually; its mouth, at
first "frothy," later becomes dry. The
lower jaw Becomes paralyzed, and
the animal IS unable to bite. The
latter type is one Of the most diff
cult faced by the veterinarian, Dr..
Caldwell said, for the owner viii
rarely be convinced as to the true
ai ment, and is hesitant TO consent TO
the destruction Of an animal which
has become a public menace
A person bit by a rabid dog should
Immediately take the Pasteur treat
ment DR.. Caldwell said II one has
been bitten by a dog which he is IN
able to have examined. the treatment
IL wise, for there are no cures Of one
afflicted with rabies on record
The violent dog usually starts run
ming and continues moving in
straight line until turned aside by
some object II a person sees such
an animal approaching the best thing
10 do. Dr. Caldwell recommended is
TO remain absolutely still The slight
est movement OF hand and foot might
cause a dog to snap and bite, where,
II there had been no movement the
animal would pass on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10

Men and women. nervous and ret
ful. easily upset and often fatigued-
need plenty OF organic phosphate. and
the sooner they heed this advice the
better their health will be
IN every one Of the millions or cells
that make up your body. phosphorus
Is a most important part
Your nervous system. your brain,
your blood and even your bones must
have a sufficient supply OF phosphor-
Us or WEAKNESS, nervousness ana a
general run down condition. as wei
as lack % normal moltal power Is
sure 20 result
Big men OF affairs-might- men
who control Industries because OF
sheer will power and nervous force.
know this. or. II they don't. are clever
enough to have a physician who
does
Physicians more and more are re-
alizing that Bitro-Phosphate. as dis
pensed by Cordell Drug Co. and al
leading drug stores. is a necessity 10
over forty percent OF men and WON
en-. because present. day foods do not
contain enough phosphate TO give the
body and especially the nervous sys-
TEN the supply IL needs
Speaking on this very subject, Dr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
About Broadway Plays And Players


striking, especially in the grotesque
phases OF Morton's performance he
Is remarkably light on his feet and
dances with uncommon skin and
grace. As a comedian, he Will be bet
ter when he outgrows certain SELF
consciousness and monOtony OF speech
though he Is by no means wanting
In a sense OF humor.
Miss Howard, like Morton, has youth
In her favor, and with II comic talent
out OF the ordinary At first, as a
girl from. a pickle factory. she Is
broadly amusing, In the manner OF
vaudeville, but when she changes 20
a studio vampire there IS unmistalc-
able evidence OF training as an
actress. The light o. keen inteLi-
Eence shines through her nonsense
Then. too, She dances cheverly. In
short, Mss Howard has more variety
than any other young woman IN
musical comedy along Broadway
The Sweetheart Shop" Is amusing
and melodious- The music BY Hugo
Felix. has considerable charm OF a
light and graceful nature but unfor-
tunately there Isn't a single voice IN
the company that can do justice TO
Il. However. ZeUa Russell IS staru-
esque and attractive Una Fleming
dances nicely. and the general effect
OF the performance Is entertaining
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
SLIM ANKLES

Z VARIOUS seasons bring various
" worries and the Two worries that
seem TO be uppermost IN the minds
OF my correspondents at the moment
are how TO bleach the skin and how
to make the ankles slender. Every
woman, Of course, wants to display
pair of slim ankles under her evening
gown
OF course. wearing high shoes viii
DO a great deal towards keeping an
kles slim. Possibly the friction Of
the top OF the shoe does this Pos
sibly the fact that high shoes bind
the ankles tends to prevent the ad-
dition Of even the tiniest layer OF
tau Many women whose ankles are
not pretty keep them in more de-
sirable shape by wearing high shoes
the year round- But this seems like
rather an uncomfortable method Of
keeping the ankles slim
II is possible to make the ankles
seem much more slender than they
really are, by wearing a rather firm
grade Of black silk stockings. Black
always makes an object look smaller
than Il is SILK woven in chain stitch.
as 1t is in stockings, forms a certain
shading which will make the ankles
seem round and thinner than they
actually are This is bit difficult 10
explain, but you will see IL quite
thick cotton stockings and look at
your ankles, and then put on a pair OF
cheap silk stockings. and finally a
pair Of good ones
1t is Unfortunate that good quality
silk stockings are rather expensive,
still almost every girl can afford the
luxury of at least one pair to wear
in the evening with her pretty frocks.
=
n 1.-The trouble is not with your
skin, so much as IL is your digestion
Trouble OF this kind often comes from
an fmpacted colon. though IL is not
recognized in any other way than
these skin eruptions- It is just a
form OF throwing off the poisons
from the fntestines- There is 3 Jap
anese seaweed which IS good for this,
as il passes through the digestive
tract, pushing ahead OF II all waste.
II. is tasteless and becomes glutonouB
when taken into the stomach. so its
does not irritate, nor act as a medi-
cine. II can be obtained at any first
class drug store.
Betty-It is evident that whatever
you took in that reduction prepara-
ton pulled you down. so that you are
too much upset, to digest properly.
You have likely worried a great deal
about It also, which has brought
about all this nervousness. You should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10

illlillllilill4
A Jew YORK, Sept 10.-By way OF
IN enabling you to express your
opinion OF The Greenwich VII
lage FoIlies" at the Intimate little
Village theater. ObIiging young wage
earners hand you a souvenir tam
BOURNE. and every knock you give Il
is bound TO be a boost" Tor an en-
tertainment too clever for words.
First, last and all the time, this
new adventure into the ever-ever
land OF follies has the indescribable
quality OF charm You hop. as II
were, from q birthday cake OF femin-
inc loveliness 10 a samover sur
rounded by gorgeousness OF Rus
sian coloring that makes you doubt
the supremacy OF the Moscow Art
theater. To get down to a plain fact,
IN other words The level OF Broad
way understanding, John Murray An
dsrson has worked a new wonder
with this fascinating production Tor
It Is beautiful clever and funny
The funniest part OF II IS provided
BY Savoy and Brennan From savoy
comes the latest Intelligence OF Mar
CORY" No, she isn't keeping a car
Just q chauffeur. Incidentally son1e-
body's funeral has been the biggest
thing since Ben Hur'-too bad he
couldn't have lived 70 see II Then
again, Brennan says 70 Savoy: I
II you don't mind the walk and
Savoy exclafms. Walk Can't We
runT' Can't you see EN- getting
away with the best comic stuff In
the piece2 But it's not altogether a
Ealk-away, for they have as COM
pstitors in the fun-making two ex-
ceptionaIly funny 7'-ruhesi" Myers and
Hanford. For one, Myers dances
Ike a bunch OF firecrzckers, and the
other draws music from a handsaw-
old ArkansaW stuff. but good.
James Clemens executes q "souse-
dance that defies prohibition and
when It comes to serious work, Ivan
Banoff and Mlie- Phebe are remark
able IN their Russian filings To 90
further. Margaret Severn, In her
Benda masks, dances as though sne
had tripped through the centuries,
leaving the tragedy and comedy OF
the world at her heels There could
be no better excuse for The Green
wich FollieES
- But this thoroughly good entertain
ment needs no excuse.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

- What has been the increase in
Il the cost Of living from 1914 up
\ to the present timer E J. W
A According TO the bureau Of
labor statistics figures, the increase
in the cost Of living from 1913 70
January LIST, 1920, was about~s per-
cent
O. What was the first American
division 10 hold n sector alone in
F'ranees Ex-Soldier.
A The war department says that
the first division was the first Ameri-
can division that held a sector alone
q What Is the method Of dream
Interpretation discovered BY Prof.
SiEmund Freud, of Viennaf II. +.
a Prof Freud's discovery which
Is an essential part OF the new science
Of psychoanalysis and Of far-reaching
Importance, IS that dreams are not
meaningless. but that most OF them
express wishes OF needs OF the dream
er, which have been suppressed into
his subcouscious mind. The dream
expresses this wish in The form OF
fable or fantasy, using a variety OF
and again with the same meaning.
Under expert Interpretation the
dream yields a valuable insight into
the psychic life Of the individual and
is OF great value. in curing nervous
and mental troubles.
@ What rights are given the
American Indian pertaining TO hunt
a The American Indian is given
hunting, fishing and trapping rights
under the treaty with the United
States and under state laws.
q WIN you tell me where COcoa
Island Is. about which there Is 50
much talk Of buried treasuref II.
r. L.
A The Keeling or Cocos Islands
are a group OF % small coral Islands
belonging TO Great Britain and stu
ated in the Indian ocean, in latitude
y degrees 4 minutes South and lon
gituds IS degrees 50 minutes East.
500 miles southwest OF Java II was
of these Islands that the German
cruiser Emden was destroyed by the
Australian cruiser Sydney in 1914
O. What Is n free bid In auction
A. A free. bid Is any bid that one
Is not compelled 10 make In order 70
overcau a previous bid The dealers
first bid Is always free.
@ When did Peary discover the
North Polef s. W. Q.
A The North Pole was reached D.
admiral Peary on Ap<u z, 1909
q Where are the National Sol
diers' Honest II. N. w
A. The following are the names
and locations Of the national volun-
Leer sol11ers loLues- CelLEs-lf- LAY LDllf
Ohio; Northwestern, Milwaukee. WIS.,
Southern, Hampton. Va; Eastern,
ToEus, Ne; Western. LeavenW0rth,
Kan; Marion, Marion, Ind; Pacific
Santa Monica, Calif.s Danville. Dan
VILE, IL; Mountain, Johnson City,
Tenn; Battle Mountain Sanitoriums
Hot Springs. s D.
q Kindly let me know who Is the
author OF the words There Is n time
to fight and time to pray and the
circumstances in which the express
sion was used w. ID. NJ.
A. The quotation is attributed TO
John Peter Gabriel 8Iuhlenberg, who