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\, STOCKS

New York, July t3.-ln is salient
features. trading on the stock exchange
today was largely a repetition ct the
preceding session. The instability (
prices indicated that last weeks unoN-
pccted advance had not been thoroughly
aSsintlated
Dealings were smaller and CORE
spordinEly contracted. but the gyr%-
ttcnS OF several Of IN" more Specula-
i've issues, which fiuCtuatcd within an
area ~ I'VE TO almost ten points. afford
90 further PROOF Of tho obviously pro
IcsSional character OF tn" market
= HtSh gradC OILS were about tn" oniF
tissues TO show material EA'rS at me
irregular close. slcelS. equipments. rt't~,
shippings, motors and numerous Tisr''-
laPNous specialties Yielding N~aclao,N n
the general offerings Of N" lest hour
Sales amounted to $4,000 shares
:! Financial, industrial and commercial
adviceS. SO far as they pcrtainHd 1"
quoted values or securities. were again
~perfunctory Or negative. 'ah mon
was freely availah!" ~ \ 7"T cent. in3>
rate ruling t~hrouEhCu; III" day. but al
dit;onal Withdrawals "t I""2' reserves
nv banks At CroH Gcn'C-"S reduced the
supply Of tim" funds t. 4 minimum,
Transportation Con!t."nS Al n"aroy
rointS improved - 4 limited "N;"nl. ou;
hIho freight blockade. coupled with tn
fuel shortage offered only slight rc';"r
10 manufacturers OF Stc', and Kindred
products.
ApptAtr moderate Te"'lNN ~ '''N
y1sh exchange was accompanied by r"-
morris that England had assumed ~"
!CrcatCr part Of the AnGlo-FrcNCh 'nAu.
iSut ne rScal agents OF n" British GOV
nmc were without odvlccs on th"
subject,
Bonds wore featured by thc strength
~ Belgian rLr'S and the new Swiss GOV
sS both making new niEN
prices. Domestic bonds. including I.ib-
rrty issues were Irregular Totat sales,
par value. SiI.I5n. o0o. Old |. s. bonds
were unchanged on call.
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LITTLET0N
DunnIuRton-Smith

At tho parsonage of The Chapline
Street NJ. L. church in Wheeling. Sat
utday afternoon al four o,clock.f was
solemni2cd the marriage Of Miss Alta
ton. both of this place. Rev. Hess, the
pastor. performed the ceremony and
only a few very intimate friends OF the
couple were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
nington left for a short honeymoon IN
tho West. They will be nj home 20
their many friends here after July so.
Miss Cecilia Farrell Is visiting rela-
tivcs in Bcnwood for 4 few days:
Miss Margaret Nillers spent SUNDAY
in Glovers Gap.
Miss Cleo May spent tho week enc
with friends in Clarksburg: ,
Miss Anna Oden OF tairmont; spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j 0dea -,
Glen CARMEL. who iH employed al
Pennington, spent Sunday here with
Miss Erscl Echols. who is attending
school at Bethany, SPENT Saturday ana
Sunday here with her aunt, Mrs. Jen-
ME Bartlett. ..
for their hone in Fairmon,. after Wis
iting friends for a few days.
G {. Loppan OF Fairrnont. was Il
business visitor here Thursday.
Frank Earnest was a business visitor
in Wheeling saturday,:
ily have returned home. after several
days visit with relatives IN Mounos-
Vile.
Eddie Anam< Of Fairmont. IS spend
ing a few days here with relatives. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ~Ashenhart ana
family have returned home. after a
short visit with friends in Waynes-
burg.
Miss Mary Wood OF Bethany. spent
The week end at her home here.
Mr.. Call OF Cameron. was a business
visitor here Friday.
Mr. ]. II. OlikCr OF Fairmont. was a
business visitor here Wednesday,
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SOAR.

New York, July l2.-Therc was no
change in the local raw sugar mArhct
AS far as Cuban grades werc conccrncn
and prices were quoted nominal! I'M
ChanEed al lily cents cost ana ir"Iemt,
equal TO 1886 for ccntrifuSaL WIN
other varieties offering below a parity
With cuban grades. rctinerS are nor IN
cIined to pay tho prices asked ny SuCa'
There were sales late yesterday OF ~
900 bags Of Javas for Shipmrnt iro.n
Japan within the next month AT ~"
eli. New York. which Is about a IuI'
cent under the prices asked by tuoa.
There is a cargo Of Cuban sugar atiVai
offered for sale at l7't cents cost ana
freight equal TO 1891 for ccntrltuea',
with some Porto Ricos offered a.. the
same level. but up to the clos" OF mo
day those sugars were not taken Az
BUYERS IDEAS arc below his level.
There was nothing new IN inc rcl,hCI
situation with two rctners sun out y.
tho market. Prices were unchanged ~
80 TO "a cents for inr E~ranuidtrn. Win
only a moderate demand reported.
Futures were quiet and prices WIRE
irregular. The opening was - points
lower under scattered selling by oroh-
ers with Cuban connections. but IN INC
afternoon prices rallied on covering
win the close irregular nj - points
define TO ID points advance.
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COLERAIN

Few. +. II. Randall and wife. return
ed home Friday after a visit with their
parents at Columbus. 0.
Neil Fnsnacht is suffering with a
broken wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Hoeue are the
proud parents OF a baby girl born sun
day, July II.
Howard White is suffering with a
broken limb. this being the ninth Time
10 have a broken bone. He has the
sympathy OF a Most OF friends
Miss Claire Hogue spent the week
end with Miss Jennie Mercer.
Ir. l.. l.. Howthcrne. Of MI. Pleasant,
was a professional caller here.
Mr.. II. F. White IS suffering with a
badly sprainod arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Walker and fam
ily were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
II. Walker. OF Elm Grove. Sunday.
Bculah Pryor - Ill At the home or
her parents. with measles.
Miss Anna Walker is visiting Miss
Lura Hall. OF Raycna, o.. ,
Nr. and Mrs. W. S. Garrett and
daughter. Miss Lois. returucd TO their
home at Salem. O.. Tuesday, after a few
days visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Ms,r X. 4. Baily. Of Wheel
ing. spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. White.
Catherine Atkinson IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. Y. Gamble. at Salem.
Obi.
Mrs. ]. W. RiIsby was the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. {. H. Walker. of Elm
Grove. Sunday.
Mrs. Deborah White IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. S. Garrett. OF Salem,
Ohio.
Mrs. Clara Lash has returned home
after several weeks visit.
Mr.. Addison Starbuck was a business
caller in Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. Karl Crawford returned home
Monday after a visit with friends at
this place.
Miss Gicnova Fucker has returned to
her home in Canton, O.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

chicago. July lG-'di''". r"'"'''. -
noa: chHuc' vearung HANDY w''Eni steers
I'D warnings Sl1."J.. srvcra! lu2ds
yearlins Steers and h"if"rs SO dog
i -. he.,y beef classes i % ''n'S
lover. rlri|r gras$rrs dracEy, hui" a"i
weigh $500 a Is -: good sn" ST. ;,
srd c,,,rrs strong. N tive kind
SLOW: hrIls and calv's steady 70. -
ccnt< lnLcr, most Nfai9rT y" %"
II o. -
.; rsr, lower. lights - most md rlnS-,
ms weak, early ton ;l6.''; DrHc,,!a,
a. tcl. .lS.oo; huls ,sh, and i,rHs
bu ctcrs sl5sofl6 It.; tG'k 90 noahI .
and over sl3.15Tl1.6o: pigs strong 70
sheep fS%TS r~eeipts W,oo0: steady 70 -
cents higher; Tor western lambs 'iS3SS;
bulks 1l6.o"miSi3; ,op n"tLye 'S wes.
tcrn wcthcrs $1,000: hulk fat Ewes
SIS, 90 as so: choice feedcr lambs slS'-''
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W, J, woLLnfAN q CO.'S CLOSING
STOCK LETTER

tRy rr,vat" wire 10 \. T.. Mastrn 4 CO.
Ses Yark. July i%-DurIrG the early
afternoon There was another drive at
prices and while II met with better sue
cess than the earlier one. the duration
was short.
ua-dI The end short covering started.
The shorts found stocks had heCn
easy enough 10 sell but were more d'n-
iCult TO buy.
Two point rallies were made by a
nurnh"- OF issues lcd by Mexican Hct-
rolcum and Iau-hm"r,can. N~"naoiuin'
BALDWIN and others of the SUC"laltics.
transactions continued ~ Sh"W III"
transfer OF speculative commitments 10
the list Of carriers.
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MONEY AND

New York. July IA Mercantile" pat or
Exchange easy. sterling gu oHE
bills $751; commercial 10 day olA!S on
hanks ASA commercial 20 day DIS
3SsA demand ca3: cables 49, tranGS
demand SIS; cables So Relgtar francs
rmand SIS, cables So, suldera De.
mend 352a. cables 1927: lire. demand
So: cables j9S; marks. IcInani IoS'
,re2l !. rcr cent discount. government
bonds easy; railroad 10 ldS ~irrtLrIdr.
Tim, leans strong, so days 20 DAYS
an { mCrtES S'E. 6.
Cl,l monty steady: high 9; l'w ~
ru;inc rat, \ closing bid :. '7"T2i al
&. -; lrap 8. bank aCc"r'nrccS -.
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prrrER. EGGS. CHEESE

New York. July unsefHea'
creamery higher thar extras 81 "a 5S!2
cents: creamery extras %: scGre) 80
n 57i.. creamery nrsts (SS to 81 score)
81 a 56i.: packing stock. current make
No. |. 42i@.
Eggs steady: fresh gathered extra
hrsts ~ n 81: fresh gathered. hrsts 40
n, IS: tate. Pcnna. and nearby western
hcncry whites, firstS In extras IS a. 90:
state. prnna and nearby western hem
merry browns. extras 81 ii 81: state. PEN
ma and nearby gathered browns ana
mixed colors, tirSts to extras A. q go
cents. IT,
Cheese steady: state. whole milk. flats.
current make. white and rolored, Spe-
cials q l. q 2S'. do. average run IS n
-: state, Who'll" milk. twins. current
make. specials 27t q 49,. do. average
ran @6 q 26&
Live and dressed poultry steady;
prices unchanged.
Flour firm.
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CHICAGO CORN

Chicago. July 1$~.-Favorahlc copdl-
tons for the rapid growth Of corn more
than counter balanced in tn" corn mar
Net today the bullish effect of black
rust. Corn closed unsettled " TO 80
Crnrs net lower with September i56 10
1854. and December ltl"s IN l'iA.
Oats flushed ~ q IL cents do~n and
provisions on - TO 81.
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prrrsBURaH LIVESTOCK.

P~ittNburgh. JNTN 49, HTVII HV1""!
sunnly light. Prime. l5.2iH 1900.
sheep steady: supply light. frim"
wothcrs. 9.ooHH.I", ,uilS and %omm"n;;
calves. 5000 les. .
Hogs lower: supply 10 douh," decks.
Prime .h"avics. l6.?5Gl6.5N: mediums
and heavy workers., 1S.no: light workers.
1870 IS.7I. pigs. $500 1900 rouShs'
100 1870.
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Wheeling Sanitary & MfG. Co.-Trans.
fer books close July 10, for a" per cent
cash dividend payable July 20.
Hazel-Atlas Glass ? GO -TrAnSier
books close July is Tor a : per rent
cash dividend. payable July 20.
Sterling Trod. Inc.)-Transfer books
close July 20 for . } per cent cash divt-
6and. payable Aug. :.
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LOUISIANA MUTUAL OIL

Following telegram received July TO- 1920:
Have closed contract with Paramount Petroleum Cor
poration for all our Caddo production at fifty cents ad-
vance per barrel over Standard Pipe Line prices. This
materially increases our net earning at no addlona4
expense. LOUISIANA MUTUAL oAh OoHfN'
ROBINSON NO. Q
Work on Robinson No. > has been DELAYED several days duo to-
the fact that tools we're lost. Fishing was successfully completed at
II F, NJ, July / when the pipe which had twisted off was hooked on
Drilling was resumed Immediately and Robinson No. , should be re-
ported in guSher class at any time.
ROBINSON NC. s. ),
Robinson No. $, Bull Bayou. 3Nl3-lo, is now standing IN on ana
probablv will be drilled in a few days after Robinson NO. = Inc
COLOSSUS offest to Robinson No. , is reported doing l3Oo barrels per
dav. Reason says that Robinson No. , should do as we'll.
.cADDo NO. 4
Caddo No. 4 is now down 2.15O ft and E inch casing is being set
This well should be completed in about ten days. The company huhS
I'D a record on this well having drilled 100 feet IN 10 days.
Developments are such that YOU cannot afford to delay is you
want LOUISIANA MUTUAL at any where near present Prre-Sl2'i
,pershare Remember our prediction that LOUISIANA MCFI AL Is,
destined for $500 per share this year.
We urge that YOU take all YOU can carry NOW. Twenty four
hours delay may cost YOU big profit.
G., l.. GLASS 6 GO.
SIT Wheeling Bank & Trust Bldg.
pborss ss7s 1874. r. L. Barrows, Mgr.
M. .P## &&a#%%
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo, O.. July i3.-Wheat. No. . red
293; cloSersesd. prime cash 900; Octo-
Der $500; December 24"N.
Alsf&e. prime cash $500; Octooer 1850;
December isis.
Timothy. PRIME cash 1917, $40: 1915
$40: 1914 $50: September $50. October
$50; December $50. March 56o.
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DRY ROOD4
Wash fabrics

NEW YORK. July l3.-Wash FABRICS
markets for spring were opened today
with trading reported light. Gray cot
ton goods quiet. prices easy. yarns lower
n silks reduced by some larG" houses.
Fine dress goods were selling steadily.
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BoNpS

New york. July I3.--Ftnal prices to-
dsy we're: 3I-s aiI6: FIRST Is $50: sec.
ond - $50: first AS st. q" second
as $3.50: third AIS 500, fourth Us
Si'T6: victory S%s 1884: Victory JUS
s5.94: Victory "a. $500.
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Fairvlcw are visiting relatives in the
South End. ~
Mrs Fred Marshall and son will leave
Friday for Noodsneld wher" they VIII
spend a week visiting friends and rela-
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. July IL, 70.
Reported by \. E Masten q Co.. mem.
Sers New York Stock 1GhanSe SeeonG
sTocKS Bid. Ask
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock
Wheeling. ".

Wheeling. W. Va. July -. 20.
Furnished The Intelligence oy 4. Z
Nasten g. Co. members Now YORK STOCK
exchange. second floor National SanA
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. July IL. 20.
Furnished The IntellIgenccr Ay a. z.
Exchange, second floor National banS
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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Cash quotations. Wheat No. | hard
*: corn No = mixed l59G l6"; No. :
yellow 1901. GlSS. Oats No. white
1855. T10S: No. 8 white in3nlv'it.
Pork nominal, Lard 49,, ribs l'"oV
100
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N. Y. STUCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. a. July Is. -.
Furnished The IntellIEencer BY A f.
Masten & Co. members OF ;he New iorA
stock Exchange. National Bank BulIo-
Ins. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis \. Brand
Resident Partner.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va, July "a. IN.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stoss
Exchange. compiled for tho 1ntslliEsn
GER.
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PETROLEUM.

on C1tN. July ~l2.-Credit caiancrS
xs,n Runs 1855: averaEe $3.50
Shipments. 5j.-15, average, $3.50.
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New York Cotton Market

Wheeling, W. Va, July IL. 20.
Furnished The lntelligencer by. A. Il
hasten g. Co.. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second floor National
sank OF w. Va Bldg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-14

Fengsel for at oppebie sin Skebne, der afgorz
af Dronningen.
Muligvis kan han bliye l9skpbt af sin egan
Nation for uhyre L6sepenge, men skier dette like.
da vii han rimeligvis tilbringe sine Dage som Fan
ge, med mindre han samtykker j ct Forslag, som
Prinsen vii gore ham, nemlig at betae sin FriheS
med Afstaaelsen af sit halve Kongerige til Hgyp
ten. Da den resterende Halydel jo altid er bedrf
end intet, Wide de fleste Konger gaa ind hernaas
men denne Fyrstes Aand er saa ubetvingelig d
stolt, at jeg tror, han hellere vii dG Fengsel ED
leve som Konge med ct brudt Scepter.
Deter Brew, k@re Moder, er, som jeg har
antydet, skrevet med mango Afbrydelser. Det var
min Mening endnu at have tilf9jet en- Beretniug
ON ct Mode, som jeg hayde med en- Hebreer, hvis
Lighed med Remeses ON muligt var endnu nero
paafaldende end baade Amrams og Mirjams, men
for at Brevet dog nogenlunde skal kunne udgerf
ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hele, vii jeg opsette dettt
til en- anden Lejlighed.
Med inderlige Onsker for din Velfard os
Lykke, kare Moder, forbliver jeg
Din hengivne SON
Sesostris
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-14
Nittend e X a J..
Byen On.
Min kereste Moderi
S e $ o s tr. $.

Der err gaaet mango Uger, siden jeg skrev NIT
sidste Brev. M%ellemtiden har jeg tilbragt med at
besege allie Steder af Interesse Nedre-Htgypten,
for ieg tiltraadte min REESE OPP ad Nilen til Konge-
riget Theba. Men den Undertaking, som dit sid
ste Brev indeholder ON Misforstaaelsen mellem dig
og Kongen af Cypern og din Frygt for, at EN- krig
skal ~paafolge, vii tvinge mig til at opglve MIN
Tur til Tyrus, hvis like den naste Kurer bringer
mere fredelige Nyheder. Jeg stoler dog slkkert
paa. at din Gesandt, ~Isaphris, we'd sin Klogskab
90 sin personlige Indflydelse vii kunne bilegge
Sagen al Venskabelighed. Jeg antager, at den
stolte Okonge vii gore Afbigt for sin Behandling
af wore skibbrudne K9bmend, naar Gesandten
benegter enhver Hensigt fra vor Side ON at vile
anlmgge en- Koloni paa hans y, og forklarer ham,
at de Skibe, som han troede, bragte kolonister,
var bestemt til Carthage og Diet fjerne Gades og
kun blev drevet ind paa hans Kyst at Stormen-
Men skulde han afslaa at give wore Undersaatter
fri tilligemed deres Ejendom og Skibe, da maa
der begyndes Krig, og jg vii skynde mig hJem Tor
at fore den i egen Person. Send mig endellg uop-
boldelig Efterretninger we'd EN- speciel Galej. Ind
til iep horer nermere fra dig, vii jg forblive i
Nedre-Hgypten.
Siden leg skrev foranstaaende, har jeg hort
interessant Nyt fra Krigens Skneplads AIthopl-
en-. ia. tank dig, Remeses er nu paa Tllbagemar-
scben som Seirherrel Depescherne, der bragtes
az Kureren. beretter, at den e~gyptiske Arme for
f;re Iroer siden angreb Occhoris udenfor Thebes
Porte. og at denne efter EN- haardnakket Ramp,
i hvilken Stridsvognene og Rytteriet navnlIg kom
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lLDSTOTTEN
eller
ISRAEL I FREEDOM.
AT Pastor I. M. Ingraha m,

Men hvor, o wise Mand skal jeg finde Gud,
og hvOrhen skal min Forstand yende sig for at
finde Stedet for hans Trone?" spurgte jeg, idet
jeg nesten b9jedes under Yegten af hans megtige
Ord. ,Jeg er tract af Afguderne,'' ~fortsatte jeg,
,,og af at bare Hrefrygt for Fabler, fremgaaede
af Menneskenes Uvidenhed. Men hvor finder jg
Skaberen? Wis mig hans Opholdssted, o d1 Guds
Mand, at jeg kan falde ned for hans Fodskam-
mell'
,Gud er overall og hans Trone er hvert
Menneskes eget Hjerte, hans Wisdom err murder
lig og kan like kobes for Guild Afgrunden siger
den er ikke'i mig, og Hayet siger: den err like
hos mig. Den kan like ygrdsettes we'd kosteligt
Guild af Ofr, we'd den d~yrebare Onyx og Safir
Guild og Krystal kan like yurderes lige med den
man kan like t~ilyeksle sig den for Kar af flint
Guild. Koraller og Hdelstene skal like ihukommes,
thi Wisdom er langvarigere end Perler. Herrens
Frygt er Wisdom, og den Almpgtige elsker den,
der s9ger efter ham. En- Afgud, min S9n, err en-
Snare, og Verdens falske Guder leder til 0deleg-
gelse; de har Dine og ser like, 0ren og h6rer
like, Fodder, som like beyeger sig, Hender, som
like v~elsigner, Munde, der like taller Wisdom
Men Gud er Skaberen og Faderen overfor sine
Handers Gerninger og skjuler sin Herlighed i
afsides Steder af Himlen; dog Diet rene Hjerte skal
finde ham, og de, der beder I'll ham, skal like bill
We skuffede. Han vii komme i'll den s9gende Sjel
og blive hos ham, og Mennesket skal kende den
Alm9gtige som sin Fader. Jeg har pr9vet ham,
og han har bevist sig for mig, skent han svarlig
saarede mig, svigtede ham mig like og kom til
Slut til mig med Ell endnn st9rre Heder og Vel
signelse."
Kan Gud tilgive Overtradelser? spurgte jeg,
idet en- Tanke fra nit Hjertes Inderste, som ingen
Gudelere har kunnet besvare, trengte sig frem
paa mine Leber.
Der err Inlet Lofte Ill Mennesket ON, at
synden mod en- hellig Gud kan tilgives. vi maa
haabe paa hans Barmhjertighed. Jeg har bedt i
min SSnderknuselse ON en- Midler, en- til at skill
lie Tretten imellem os og legge sin Hand paa os
beggel Nit Hjerte arbrendt af Langsel efter en-
saadan, og jeg feler, at NIT Hjertes Lpngsel err en-
Profeti.''
vi har Ell saadan Overleyering, der err kom-
met til os fra for Syndfloden."
Err Diet da like denne Tanke, som svagt fin
dies udtrykt Herus, Osiris Son, der fremstiller
de dsde og optreder som deres Ven2" spurgte
jeg.
,,Jo, vistnok," svarede Fyrsten af Uz. Den
ne Tro findes der Spor af ethvert Land. Men lad
mig like opholde Dem ~lengere, min Fyrste."
Jeg ledsagede den wise Gliding til den Galej,
hvilken han var kommet, og lovede at besege
ham, for han sejlede.
Tro mig, kere Moder, der er kun cen Gud, og
en- Afgud err intet yerden, ej heller er den al
Gud skabte Sol sely en- Gud. Jeg har senere haft
en- anden lang Samtale med Fyrsten af Uz, og har
o~vertydet mig ON, at vi we'd Tilbedelsen af Billie
der og Figurer krenker den sande Gud og ned
~vardiger os selv.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-05
HUNT And MATHER
represent Legion

DR.. George H. Hunt. commander of
the Harry Ray post of the American
Legion, and Ray Mather, vice-com-
mapcer, will represent the local post
at the state meeting at Culver, Ind,
Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 6 and Z.
DR.. Hunt will be one of those to lead
in the discussion of post activities.
One of the features of the confer
ence is a motion picture showing diff
ferent post activities, pictures of the
club rooms of the Richmond post Will
be shown, representing the best legion
club rooms in the state.
Major General Leonard Wood, and
F. w. Galbrath. of Cleveland, national
American Legion commander will be
on the program Sunday.
The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss post activities for the state
Service to former soldiers. and ath
letic programs will be the chief topics
Of discussion.