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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
wTlEN IDEALS ARE SHATTERED

Over IN Nest Virginia the miners de
termined that they were being unfairly
treated. They. thereupon formed them
selves into offensive groups and started
out to enforce their claims and RICH,
their wrongs through force even
against the United States Army.
To this campaign there can be but
one cnding--rixht must win. The Uni
ted States Army win be sustained. and
the other forces beaten and broken
must be rrpulsed. The leaders Of this
agitation. even allowing that their n
tentinns were righteous and their con
tentions just. have acted unwiseIy. and
have shown themselves Indispensable
their followers into the Jaws Of death
delivered them to their own hatred and
violence!
Doubtless there are many good men
among the miners. but they are dom.
mated by men who are either vicious.
or ignorant. or both. They are being Of.
fered on the affairs Of anarchy. TO the
god Of selfishness and unthinking.
When the smoke Of battle shall have
cleared away. there win be found many
newly made graves. Widows and or.
phans have already been left. and siill
others win be recorded. All this. as
result Of the spirit Of violence against
reason and sanity.
Machinery through which. TO process
arbitrstion has been installed by The
state and national governments. This
was available In the miners contention.
but tho urBe Of force was present. Hot.
headed agifAtors spurned tho plans Of.
fered. and human blood has evidenced
the impofency Of hatred. Time alone
win heal the scared hearts thrown into
the sacrificial fires q selfish. unthlnk.
ing.
The United States government will be
respected Men cannot ignore this fac,
without paying n penalty. The right.
eousneas Of government must be recog.
nizel. To fhil In this recognition is TO
invite dircst disaster. The miners and
all the Other crafts and trades cannot
bring Together a sufficient number OF
men to crush constituted authority. The
members a all Of the trades and Iffi-
nations Win prove loyal In the las,
analysis. Violence must dle-the gov.
eminent must live!
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
By OLIVE AonERTs BARTON

Mr.. Mcoichuck said to MIR. WOOD
chuck: I'VE may star, at once on our
vacation. mv doar. Ter Mr. sprinkle.
Blow has promised 20 ssop the wealth.
- dry. We shall go In N. direction IL
hire mountain md ] nay az well fell
Won that you were ri sht about u bc-
INK cake. ns h. uys TO- white top that
We see b. froring
My May cXriai ma Mrs Woody
Lets be- off Al onco. / have the satch.l
AL packed"
So they started.
Surinkle-Blow kefa his word and
made the weather. lin Not Niasanoe
Fairy around ANY, here nobody but
Kind Mr. sun and some little Minds
and few beautiful fluffy white ci.uds
ir very blue skv.
This Is cert ainly great Wally said
every now and thc.i a. they went
along. mostly in gu,aers bv the road
n whsre the high weeds threw q
shade We mur To- nsafly haif way
there
but when ihev stop D.d and looked
thu mountain secnlei ~ D. a. iar away
~ ey's isIi waily vas not easily dis
ccuraged and BE- wasn't. going 20 ie'
little thing iik. dista noe spoil hi'
vncaiiop Ard bod say. ''oh. well. our
Trip VIII iaT; MI the hug1. But
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Americans should enlarge their
Ainericanism. whih in,.nslfylng II. To
Do this. there must he thought given to
the country and the people as a whole
A select class l. not America. a less ~.
lect class Is not America-no class
whether high. medium. OF low. IL
America. but all Of them constitute the
people OF the greatest country In all the
world. This Is the vision that charac.
'erizes greatness. IN men. and Il mus,
h. EXPANDED and spread over the coun.
Try u patriotism. national spirit and
love Of country are to be spread abroad
over the nation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
FACULTY OF POST
SCHOOLS SELECTED
Special 10 the News.

special 10 hhe News.
POST. Texas. Sept. e.-The Post
schools Nll open Monday. Ciassifica.
ton and issuing of hooks started Friday
of this week.
The faculty " composed ~ the follow.
ing list NJ instructors.
T. l.. Moss. superintendent; T.. y.
Manirc. principal high school: Miss
Faye Morris. principal grade school:
l.. NJ. Combs. history and athletics:
Miss Lois stephens. home economics:
Miss Allie Mvrle Birdweil m,'h.ma''~~:
Miss Jessie Cook. English: Miss Almd
kincannon. seventh grade; .aiss "a,
Morris. sixth grade; Miss Anna Mckay.
sixth grade: Mrs G. NJ Williams. fifth
grade; Miss Ethel Riv,s. fourth grade:
Miss Ethel Wells. third grade: Miss
Mildred Bo,cn. second grade: Miss Ma
dine Young, first grcslc: Miss I.orcnc
Clark. primary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

A ili-n,eilIng ias fumes. residue Of
the World War is terrors and suffer.
Ing. there seems 10 have been develop
ed n spirit Of pessimism. OF doubt. Of
desire % cruelty somebody. or some
thing. - q means OF setting things
right
This pesziriis,ic fog has done much
20 hecloud the sen Of optimism. TO con.
ceaiithe sheen Of It's giadness. and TO re.
ducs humanity tc a level Of the slough
of de<pon6 Fortunately. there have
been great spisi;s IN the world who
would not pernis themselves 20 b. sub.
merged. Thy have kept their heads
above this tide. and braved the storms
az adversits. telling the. peofss 10 b.
brave. and 10 p.epare for the ''goi
things ahssi." That these op;imis;s
have besi savtrs. IL demon s'rated
through such statements as the follow
ting taken from the cover page 81 ,hs
Nznufscturers Record for Angus, 18th
"Ne.sr before In Its history was Their,
such activity NJ now pervades the
South In the building Of churches and
srhools. Many Of these churches are
far and away larger and more costly
than werc ever before built In the
SOUTH. with perhaps one exception.
Churches costing a quarter million dol.
Nm ere isecoming an almost everyday
oe<urs~nce. and there srs SINE hat are
- Banned Which win cost frrn half
IN NJ. and IN oas ssse n
1an "a more. schoo, buildings
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

do hope q Decent rain Speaking 81
iuln rCminds mo TIA, I'm thlray. Nm
Wooucnuck Las hunt spring
Mrs. Woody said that she was thirs.
~ tor so they hunted one. They found
a. hack a little wav from the road
trucking oui Of "a hillside TIN. yum"
cx~iaifned wally. drinking his fll.
That's awfuilv gr0i-' Mrs. wally
Thought b. was. tuo. and drank HER
fill They were great drinkers.
Then hack 10 thp road thoy vyni
ngain and picked uu ih,ir saiei-a' ~
bon" u doesn't rain" slid Wallv again.
Il hui'. Surinkle Flow does net forget
his promise
TO u. Coniinurd.l
Copyright 1921 hy Newspaper I'm.
feruriss1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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character. standing. o, reputation oil
any INDIVIDUAL. firm. eJncern or cor
possucn trat may appear In the col
u,nns IL The News wiii be GLADLY cor
sected whsn called TO the attention Of
the editor. II is not the intention Of
this newspaper 10 wrongfully use. OF
lnjurs ana individual. firm. concern o.
curpcranun and corrections VII be
nads where warranted n prominently
% was the wrongfully published refer
snco or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Yes. we're getting ready for world.
wide peace, but just in order to keep
our hand IN" we've jus, launched one
Of the largest and most powerful sup
er'dreadnaughts Of the United States
Navy. This baby weighs only thirty.
three thousand tons. aud is composed
chiefly Of steel. oh. yes. II is a toy to
engage the thoughts and activities OF n
few sailor boys and to keep them from
forgetting how TO handle fighting craft
for the protection OF the shores Of the
United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
ALLEGED ROSWELL
MO0NSH|NER CAueHr

ROSWELL. y. NJ, Sent. 2.-Sherlff
John g. isk returned hast niehs 'frosp
point twenty milrs southwest' q
Picacho where he arrested II. e. shank
who was charged before l.. \. Commits
sioner Dan &. Savage this morning
with the manufacture and sale of intox'
icatin. liuuots. \ complete still was
found and mash and sugar ready for
cooking. The siIll was found In an
out oi the way place az the head Of
Monument Draw, located In cave the
mouth Of which was ~ small that tn
barrels used In the manufacture of the
liquor had 10 be- knocked down 10 ret
them into the cave.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
CLARENDON WORK PRAISED.

CLARENDON. Texas. Sept. 2-Miss
Bees Edwards. distiic, agent for the
home ,mnnrirntinn work a. \ 4 ".
colleg. was IN Clarendon This wes'i.
Miss Edwards b much iinprts-'d with
the county fair worh and viii return
o. help with final plans.
Miss Mayl.lc Hayes. who has ren.
d.r.d such god service in our home
d.monstfaiingclubs leaves thu weas
far Wheeler h. continue the work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Now. Isn't II Just awful to think
about Mayor Thompson Of Chicago he.
ing accused Of fraud? Why. II things
40 On at this rate. some one viii be
speaking hard Of some former officials
of Texas, Oklahoma. or New Mexico.
In view Of the fact that envy loves n
shining light and a high mark, these
prosecuted ones should - comfor,ed II
no, compiimented.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Cows. sows. and hens have glorified
many farm homes. gladdened the hearts
Of many farmers and placed them and
their families 80 that they cease to ne.
utoners at the bounty of bankers ADD
merchants. This worked well for the n.
naneiers and mercantile men. for .,
made certain their transactions. Put In
a Few more members Of this ,riple-aili.
ance and watch the results. under judi.
csous handling. Tir farm animal is the
saviuus OF the farm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

England and Ireland hav. failed -
far TO gei together on their propositions.
hut Amarillo and all u this section u
the southwest have many interests in
common on which they may and should
agree. Such agreement viii spell sue.
cess. m a large way.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Omaha parties have filed suit asains,
The packing interests and others for
fi.o.oec.ooo. n they re-, ~. they prob.
ably VIII have more fnoney than they
arr IN possession of AZ present. 7, Is
wonderful bow ambitious some people
show themselves 10 b..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
,ynnn,l, Of Weaiher Condillon.

An atmospheric disturbance oI slight
Intensity ovcrsproads the Plateau re-
gion, the southwest and the Mississippi
Valley. resulting In local showers over
Utah. the Southwest. the Plains states
and Northern Missouri. The air pres
ga 20 continues high over the coastal
stations and the Gulf States with heavy
rain az CHARLESTON. :. &. Temperature
continues high over Eastern and South
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
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Warranty deed.

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Joe Phillips t. wilbur =. wood. $3.50
lui 70. hluck %. q. T. Add. ~. n.
Humnh cys Il ux, 10 :. u. Christian.
g. 500. loi \. block ll3. Plemons.
Mechanics lien.
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Transfers.
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and Me-, See. So block 9, u. :. a r.;
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and sEi, See. 80. and swi, and NEh
Soc 20. block =. u. $. a Y.
Releases.
" VI. Miller. - uX.. To T.. NJ. Rack
ioupc. lots and . block 20. q. r.: W.
: Elkins To- !. ". Chafless. release
Judgment. National l.. A Investment
Co o. nellie Rall. part hlock go. plcm.
ous. CITY II Amarillo Ia J. j. Crumc.
iots Z. and .. hlock "a. Eaklc.
Power ~ Attorney.
J.. g. pullam q al. 70 ". T. Eow'
yer. 10 scll. ,tc.
Agreements.
~ ' Mitchell tu'w. ". Wills - al.
part ~. $50 i05. block >. 4. u. a
A., a. V. Willingham e. ". W. Gun
bingham part lots IL To- 20. hlock
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

The pink holl weevh Is hosting the
price 81 white cotton. and the chances
are that within a few months many Of
The fabrics win h much more expen.
sive than AZ present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03
WEATHER FORECA

Amarillo and VicinIiy-saturday gen
orally iaii.
West Texas 80 saturday generally
fair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-03

Copyright 1921 hr Newspaper En-
t'rpriscl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-10
r. I J E$NTC SALE!

- an Going to farming
vest Of Ottawa, strcator on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 49,.
25-4EAo or HoRsgs@25 "sN properly
c'ns1toa one aok recoed pheron
J % recorded black Pchero0
$50 b~i one gray years weight 1900
"@so @'0 IDS one black mare nine old weight 1850 lbs,
oa on" black
one gray mare DID, 1850 geld
Ing NV. years Cd weight 1850 ha two mules old blind
gdnG four tuoyearoId
packs and one bay saong
50-4EAD or cArrLg-so
Consisting o. six mich some have been fresh onry short time the
others
e7rod hfcrs and Steers nine head calves
r1a-HEAD or HoGs-4s
Consisting registered China sows all bred
" WV nave PIGS soon bred hundede sho
s 9&o Or sfz2p EWES EWES s sSD of et5< pigs
THREE TURKEYS HENS AND ONE GOgBLER.
SOME COLLIE PUPS
FARMING
TWO Triple box wagons e9hto binder Mccormick
7ycs corn planter n one oE- r na5te one john
Ee ubvator Little Boy
MENDOZA
@eCofm+ no~e oader urseoton
tank
behan
two Humane collars
new: one rug 92 new one kerosene stove: one Econ.
omy cream sp7rator ore power washer; one auto robe
SOME SEED CORN,
TERMS SALE.
Al Of $40 twelve months
charged o
cent discount for SIS. No
PAYNE & WILLIAMS, owners.
JAMES DARLING Aoetooesr.
FRANK HOOK VIII LOCKWOOD. Clerks.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-10

American Legion, Ottawa Post No. 80.
Regular meeting armory Tuesday
evening, O'Clock, War Mothers will
serve supper
ERNEST rOOL. Commander.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-10
OIiyet Shrine

win hold installation of officers Tues.
day Jan, H. at s p. NJ to which
Masons ana their families are invited
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-10

Try a Want Ad IN the Free Trade.
journal for Quick Results.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.

And God said, Let there be light: and there
was light.-Genesisi i..3
| am the light Of the world: he that fol-
loweth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall
have the light of life CHRIST JESUS. John
viii, IL.
And if go and prepare place for you,
will come again, and receive you unto myself; that
wnere | am there We may be also.-CHRIST
JESUS. John xiv, 3.
Unto them that look for him THE ideal man.
Christi shall he appear the second time without
sin unto observation-disclosures ix., 20.
And we know that the Son of God is come
and hath given us an understanding, that we may
know him that is true, and we are in him that is
true, even in his Son Jesus Christi. John ",
If Christ, Truth, has come to us in demonstra-
ton, no other commemoration is requisite, for
demonstration is Emmanuel, or God with
MARY BAKER EDDY. Science and Health,
with Key to the Scriptures, p. 81.
There is but one way to heaven, harmony
and Christ in divine Science shows us this way. 1t
is to know no other reality-to have no other
consciousness of life-than good, God and His
reflection and to rise superior to the socalled pain
and pleasure of the senses.
MARY BAKER EDDY. Science and Health,
p. 242.
Entirely separate from the belief and dream
of material living, is the Life divine, revealing
spiritual understanding and the consciousness OF
mans dominion over the whole earth.
MARY BAKER EDDY Science and Health,
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
the material world Is
experiencing the greatest reeo-

"(O-DAY the material world Il
experiencing the greatest reeo'
luton in thought, that has ever
been witnessed by humanity. The
traditional religion of our ancestors
with It's time-honored creeds and rit'
uals. before which all have bowed
as being unquestionable in vital con-
ception and strength, and able to lead
man to the divine source OF eternal
Life. this traditional religion to-day
is publicly questioned, and by many
urivately denounced. The ancient
creeds and doctrines are said to be
wanting in spiritual power, which Is
necessary to meet and destroy the
seeming force of evil that appears to
control mortals, and from which they
are struggling to free themselves.
In this age, the spiritually inspired
have turned from dead faith and
mn undemonstrable creed, to living
eyer-present Christ, and are asking
Are we awaking from sleep, and have
we been so deep In the Adam-dream
that we are only now able to
hear the whisper Of ever-present
Truth; again asking: "Have 1 been
so long time with you, and yet hast
thou not known me. Philip" (John
xiv, 81
As the potency of the Christ-mind
reaches humanity, Illuminating .he
world with It's radiance, revealing
the nothingness of all material con-
cepts, men discern the spirit OF
Truth "the Comforter" - the
impersonal Saviour, the "Sun OF
righteousness" who comes with heal
ing in his wings, heraldlng the prom.
ised millennlal day. AS mankind
swakes from the mesmeric sleep of
the Adam-dream, the belief OF life,
substance and intelligence In matter
In which "all die" to the conscious
ness Of the allness of their Christ
mind, their divine individuality, In
which all are made alive"--as they
begin to apprehend the allness Of God,
the supremacy Of the divine Mind,
the omnipotence Of Love, Life, and
Truth, and their eternal oneness with
the Principle Of being, they come
forth from among the sleepers and
send TO the dreamers, who are de-
ceived by the supposed pleasures and
pains Of matter, the divine message
.>eSow Is come salvation, and strength.
and the kingdom Of our God, and the
power Of His Christ" (Revelation
XIII, 10). The awakened have seen
the "star in the East which ushers
in the Christ-mind power, with which
God endowed man, and are coming
from the East and from tho West,
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

, from the North and from the South.
chanting again the angelic salutation: :
GLORY to God In the highest, and on
earth peace, good will toward men,"
(Isaiah H., 14.) 1.-THE government
shall be upon his shoulder: and his
name shall be called Wonderful,
Counsellor, The mighty God, The
everlasting Father, The Prince OF
Peace" (Isaiah TX, 6.)
The present reign Of terrorism,
suffering, sorrow and death-shall
cease to govern humanity, for man
will claim his divine birthright-Life,
Love, peace and Joy, the fruits Of the
Spirit. The mighty God, the omnipo-
tent creator, the Infinite, supreme in
telligence, eternal Life, Love, and
Truth, shall be recognized and ac-
cepted as the great First cause, the
only real power, the only reality Of
being, the source and supply of mans
existence. Since mankind first &C.
knowledged a Supreme Being, whom
they called God, ever since the first
chant of the creedsman and ritualist
assembled in praise to the omnipotent,
omniscient, and omnipresent Father,
whom they accepted as the source
of life and intelligence, they have pro-
claimed one theory and practised an-
other. Moses sang: "Hear, 0 Israel /:
the Lord our God is one Lord"
The Hebrew bard swept his Tyre to the
same melody; and on through the
ages the God-inspired have voiced
Truth, till Jesus the Christ appeared,
demonstrating the words of Moses:
"rhe Lord He is God; there Is none
else beside Him."
At Christ's first appearing In the
flesh humanity was worshipping other
gods and bowling down to idols. Nor
tails we're calling upon God with the
lip, while believing in another power,
the power of supposltional evil, which
testifies Of life in matter. To-day, at
his second coming, Christ, Truth, the
Ideal man, invisible to finite sense,
finds mankind bowing to pseudo
power, or god, even as at his FIRST
coming, he found the woman at the
well, who said: "Our fathers wor-
shipped in this mountain; and ye say,
that in Jerusalem is the place where
men ought to worship. Jesus saith
unto her. Woman, believe me, the
hour cometh, when ye shall neither
In this mountain, nor yet at Jerusa-
lem, worship the Father. Ye worship
ye know not what: God is a
Spirit: and they that worship Him
must worship Him in spigit and In
truth" John iv., 20-24l
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
e Second Coming of Christ the Son of Cod Is Imminent
SIIQN

demonstration Of Christ Jesus,
which resulted ia his victory over
sin and death. AS Christ Jesus
demonstrated his teachings in his
triumph over the claim Of death,
so will Mary Baker Eddy prove
the power OF the Christ mind in dem
onstration of her divine individuality.
Paul said, Unto them that look for
him 1.-THE ideal mani shall he appear
the second time" (Hebrews TX, 2S.)
In Miscellany page 297, Mrs. Eddy
declares, ''There is no death" Speak
ing of one of her students, she says:
THERE is No DEATH.
y suppositional gust of evil in
this evil world is the dark hour
that precedes the dawn. This
gust blows away the baubles OF
belief, for there is in reality no
evil, no disease, no death; and
the Christian Scientist who be-
lleves that he dies. gains q rich
blessing Of disbelief in death,
and higher realization OF
heaven.
Ny beloved Edward A. Kim
ball, whose clear, correct teach
ing Of Christian Science has been
and is an inspiration to the whole
field, Is here now as veritably as
when he visited me a year ago.
If we would awaken to this rec
ognition, we should see him here
and realize that he never died:
thus demonstrating the funda-
mental truth of Christian Sci
ence MARY BAKER EDDY.
All must follow Christ Jesus teach
ings and finally overcome "the last
enemy" Not somewhere In the dim
but here and noto mankind
must attain to q realization of spirit
ual existence. Humanity will gradu-
ally be lifted TO a spiritual altitude.
and will demonstrate the power OF
the Christ-mind. However tempted
and tried, the pioneers of Christian
Science will hear the constant assur-
ance from the Father-Mother God.
"Fear not, for am with thee" The
influence Of this gentle presence"
gives peace, and JOY, and power"
MARY Baker Eddy.) To-day the re-
sistless present Christ, or Truth,
is sweeping through human conscious
ness, destroying sin and death and re-
vealing man as perfect and immortal,
With dominion over all things"
Genuine Christian Scientists, who foi
low the teachings Of Christ Jesus and
Mary Baker Eddy, are awakening to
the realization OF their oneness with
God. The objects Of material sense
are shadows, without substance.
Looking through spiritual lens, the
reality of all things in Gods image
and likeness, will be revealed. Mrs.
Eddy says: Jesus beheld in Science
the perfect man, who appeared to
him where SHINING mortal man ap-
pears to mortals." (Seience and
Health, p. 476.) Having one God re-
veals the brotherhood of man and en-
ables the Christian Scientist TO love
his neighbor as himself. In the hush
and silence OF spiritual communion
with God. the source of being, our
Father Mother Life and Love, the
great anthem of immortality, attuned'
to the chord of Christ, silences all
fear, and resounds. like the eternal
thunders Of the deep, this truth
God and man is one and inseparable; ;
therefore man is immortal.