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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-07
The Lost Needle

THERE'S old English play known "Gammer Cartons
Needle Its plot around the loss Of the family needle
hfmg misfortune In the days Of old
Today, in this Of ours life rich comforts that sell
dom wonder how folks got along the ancient world And
sometimes forget what important role advertising has played In
making life pleasant and altogether Nable.
Advertising has Of the leading parts the eternal drama Of
dollars To directly due much of the multiplication Of products
and which has about during the last half century.
1t has smooed the mechanics life and
pleasant by bringing countless necesst-once considered
lxuies-withn our easy reach and into continuous use
Think Of this when you read these columns You owe much
advertising.
And You Miss Much When You.
Fail to Read It.!
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04

can Y. p. rozhodl Sc postaviti
"a vyhrany obnos tripatrovy
dunn. klademe tento -rriklad
vsem kapitalistum "a vzor, jak
mono nejlepe ceHti bytove nou
Ii, ktera jeste ted zurive ohio
dava kofeny spoletenskeho
naseho zivota. Jeste iednou sr-
decne gratulujeme'' y
Pozbyl isem vedomi.
Druhy den mi kluci zaloya-
Ii, ze jim druhove nadavaji ke-
t'asu -.
To nam ted z toho, ze po-
slechl isem manzelky sye a
hnal Sc "a mamonem :.
Dvacet pet korun,
Zaslouzim je... (H. L.
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JAN VLADY YKA
- ROMAN -
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

"Chce-li dojiti hodnosti, mu-
81 sc tomu naucit," usmival Sc
faraf.
"Das jim rozumej. Nevsl-
mann 81, co mezi sebou mali.
NJ tax, vec je ujednana, ale
jeSte jazyk "a zuby a zvlast'
IA konferenci ami muk. Nikde
neni tolik zavisti, jake mezi
knezimi, nekdo by mohl re
vzteku vsechno pokazit. Ma
te svuj nabytek p
Vysvetlil, re je chudy jak
kostelni mys a dekan pokyvuje
hlavou, dival Sc nan jakousi
protektorskou vlldnosti.
"Dobra, postarame Sc" kyvl
hlavou. Nam ma patre hro-
madu suchych prken, ktera
jsem 81 dial ma panske pile ma
rezat do zasoby. u mas ie do
vedny truhlar, nema ted tuze
prace a dam mu udelat pro
vas nabytek. Potom 81 to od-
slouzite. Mic, mic, nepotfebu-
| il zadnych diku a kdyz bude
kaplan "a me pracovat, Zadar-
mo to chtiti nebudu. Hezky ma
bytek dostanete, poruclm, ably
81 dal zalezet. NSak jsou tam
prkna Z tvrdeho dfivi, takov6
| bulky, habry, duby i olSe jsmt
uz porazeli, re nejsou k videni
Taky nekolik orechu jsem da
porezati a vSechno to zahall
Dostal bych ia to nekolik jel
krejcaru a takhle aspon tohc
trochu ubyde. Kozich tan
mann take, beztoho svuj ne
mate. NJ vidite, umlouvame
Sc, jako by to bylo uz Ultra
ale musite jest6 seckati, Leine'
neni divotvurce, ably odletel "a
| ityden."
Kdyz vecer Jan vessel do ka
| iplanky, jaksi teskne Sc roz
hl6dl svym pokojikem. Blaze
mu zde bylo a jeho dust Wy
vstavala neurcita obava, bu
deli V krhavci tax spokojen
| jake zde, najde-li tam tax,
takove domaci teplo a uprim
most, ktera Sc media vetSim pri
| liVem penez nahrad,ti.
Vzpomnel 81 vsak ma otce {
IV jeho srdci ozvala Sc radost
ze snad potom bude moci mi
splaceti duh lepe, nez moh
| nynl, kdy mu ie@te ami haleft
InepoSlal, protoZe no nemel.
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kozni choroba.

kozni choroba. "Trpef
jsem velice kozni chorobou,'
pise p. H. Fagervich, Malta,
Mont, ''radil jsem Sc S neko-
lika lekafi, aniz bych dosahl
zadouciho uspechu. Cd te do
by co uzivam Ora. Petra Hobo
ko, jsem uplne zdrav." Tento
casem vyzkouseny bylinny
prostredek tisti a obohacuje
krev. Lekarnlci jei nemohou
dodati. Pro informaci piSte ma
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
2501 Washington Blvd, Chi
cago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04

We velikem pokoji, slouzi-
elm "a jidelnu, seslo Sc Vikari-
ATM duchovenstyo ke konfe-
renci. Jan prijel S fararem,
ktery no zavedl k vikari, po-
malemu, hubenemu panu. PRIV
nj DOZEN byl priznivy. Vikaf
zdal Sc mu byti dobrym mu-
zem Pratelsky ho privital,
pfijal jeho dekret, potvrdil no
4 yrdtil a vyptaval Sc, odkud
je. Znal nektere jeho profe-
sorry = gymnasia seminare a
pral mu, aby sc mu Y Lipinici
dobre vedlo.
Vas pan faraf bude ia vas
hodny a horliv6 pracuite. Ia
cas- sc liste dostanete nekam na
lepSi misto,' dodal konce roZ-
mluvu, protoze prichazeli JIM
kn6zl, farari kaplani.
Nekterym no farar pred5ta-
VoFal a JIM pfichazel sami sc
S nj seznamit. Ma dvacet kn6
ii sc shromazdilo, vetS;nou ia
raIu, a asi sest kaplanu. Diva
z nich znal re seminare ii sc
no Zmocnili d zaCali Sc vypta-
vat, co tam bylo po5ledni rok,
kdy uz oni byli yenku, move
ho. Take Leiner prisel, dustoJ
ne a skromne sc pohybuje a S
tim ci onim blahosklonne pro.
mlouvaje.
Jan jakemsi horetn6m ma.
peti t6kal pohledem po vsecE
tech vetslnou neznamych tVa.
rich, snaze Sc uhadnouti, &C
"a tou tvafi seskryva. Vide
RUNE vyrazy. Nekteri vypa
dali muzne, zdrave a spokoje
ne, jiny jako chorobny Sc opet
mracil, nebo otyla a zardel5
tvar prozrazovala blahobytni
ka. kterI Sc stara Y prve rad(
0 dobre jidlo a pitt. Jiny sna.
I'll Sc dodati svemu oblicej
vaznostl a povysenosti, druhy
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Vojtech Pesout:
PROkLETYCH DVACET-
PET

re
"PoslyS, Vojtechu," pravila
rano mole verna nadpolovice
(vazi totiz 0 Is ky vice., pri
mem odchodu: ."kup tam ne
kde dve osminky tridni lote-
RE. Nezapomen! Snad da Pan
buh a -, g.. neyyhrajem F"
dorekl jsem We dverich.
Ba, lepe bylo by, neskonale
lepe, kdyby Sc tax bylo stale, !,
Ale my jsme vyhrali, bohuzel
vyhrali. Zniceni, naprosto mi
ceni potacime Sc celou rodi-
nou tomto slzavem, nusel-
skem udoli >.
Mily ctenari a mila ctenar-
ko, nechtejte nikdy vyhrati a
tim korigovati V chodu kolo Ii
vota, jemuz Sc rika osud
"Kup tazebni listinu,' pra-
villa nest astna ma zena den
po tahu. "Svrbi mne leve oko a
to je St astne znameni -"
Ba bylo -!
Poslusen rozkazu, koupil
.jsem tazebni listinu. Prised do
mi, vyhnal jsem kluky z po-
koje, rozestrel listinu "Stesti''
ma stole a jal Sc tuto studova-
ii.
"Jezismarja", vzkrikla ze-
ma, ''tadyhle ie nase cislo! Pro
sim te, podivej Sc, kolik W.
hrava = ia nemohu, jsem roz
elena :. Delei, prosim te
Podival jsem Sc Ma obnos w
hry odpovidailci tazenemu To-
su a pax ma zenu :. 4. Co zraci-
10 Sc me tVari nevim, chytre-
no to asi nic nebylo = ale ze-
ma, soudic z meho zmatku na
udalost nebyvalou, stiskla mou
ruku kfecovite a z ust jeiich
vydral Sc rozcileny zvuk
"Kolik ?"
Zmeril jsem utrpnym IRA
KEN zenu, mrStil tazebni Ii
stinou 0 zem a zaTval: "Dve
ste korun a jelikoz name o
sminku, tudlz celych dVacet
pet korun =.
Ia chvili daval jsem zen6
studene obklady na hlavu. O.
bed jsem byl nucen dovaiit
sam, kluci byli biti, zkiatka
domacnost rozhazena, zniCe.
Ma Darmo mluvit.
Y tom u dverl zadrnce
zvonek. Jdu mrzute oteyrit. Dc
movnice.
Ma ucta, yasnosti. Won
pref mali tn tazebni listinu =
jsou tax dobrej, pucej mi j
Vyhrali neco?'
"Ano, ale =
"Svatej Aloizi. To mai Ste
sti cd Boha! Jim to ale preiu
vasnosti, moe jim to preju. K
ma asi panicka radost.' .
Zena jen vzlykla :.
"Inu, to Sc nedivim = tai
najednou kdyz to pride, to tc
clov6ka chyti. A kolik tento
VaSnosti, re .isem tax smela?
"Petadvacet =
''Petadvacet :"
"Tisic, ze jo? Boze, to j
stesti -
"Zadne stesti, PAM, neroz
cilujte mne, ien. pouhych diva
cetpet
ia vim, vasnosti. ia vim
tak@ja w jdu, NJ jdu = boze
to jesst6 -
Nez isem ii mohl Zachytlt {
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04
MilOst.

Odsouzenci byla posleze u
delena milost, re 81 muze zvo-
lit zpusob smrti. = Pro co
jste Sc tedy rozhodl?' ptal Sc
predseda soudu. - Zloclnec !:
"Pro smrt seslosti v6kem, sla-
vny soude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-04

iy oai - uNo La Oil, pOoiC Wv
no smiskove, repetili hlasite,
skadlili Sc a vypravovali anek-
doty.
"Podivej Sc" st t'ouchl no ko-
lega kaplan Zindulka, tam
HE to je dekan Keller, ten ma
aspon padesat tislc, ale kaplan
Sc neho nenajl. Jiste, jak
tn sedi, ma starost, co asi ma
poslednl burse platila psenice
a kdy ma prodat sve vykrme-
ne voly. Tamhle ten je ta-
komsky farar Svejkovsky, to
je vyborny muz, strelec a spo-
lecnik, ale penez nema. Jest
rad, Ma svete z niceho 81 mic
nedela. Tamhle ten pomaly,
snedT, to je znamy spisovatel,
farar Drmla. Zlate srdcel A
media SCI Pocket, jak 81 Lei
nera, hodi-li Sc prllezitost,
vypujci. To je svaty clovek,
ale neni farizeus, nebojl Sc RI
ci pravdu nahoru. Vedle ne
no to je Petrbok re Sadofe,- =
ten je chudak nemocny, Z do
nova utyrany. Ma celou sVou
rodinu ma krku a ii mu ami ma
jisti nedaji. A tamhle ten Wy
soky, cerny, co vypada jako
nejaky blskup, je faraf Dra-
Fan 2 Tlouk. Ten Sc tam stra-
vuje Il spravce, ackoliv ma ma
fare sestru,' dodaval septem u
ucha, "rikaji, re dive nejmlad-
81 deti spravcovy jsou jeho."
Byl by byval jeste dal poda-
val referat, ale vikar zaklepal
tuzkou ma stul a konference "a
Gala. Pomodlili Sc a vikar Wy
zval faraTe Drmlu, ably pred
nesl prvni prednasku, tykaiici
Sc otazky, jak zvysiti navSte-
WI sluzeb Bozich.
Prijemnym hlasem cetl Wy
pracovany referat a hned Y
prVych vetach bylo znati du-
cha nejen vzdelaneho a bystre
no, ale hluboce zbozneho. Jen
re tato zboznost byla nevtira-
va a neurazela. Vrouci touha
po opravdove pokorne sluzbe
Bohu dychal z jeho SLOW. Uka-
zoval cesty, jak probouzeti '
lidu lasku ke kostelu, iak he
vesti, aby lid rad prichazel HE
dat ,ltechn posvatnych chra-
j movych prostorach a ably tam
take nachazel, co by V mem ra-
dostnou zboznost probouzelo
a utvrzovalo. Kladl duraz ma
to, re prave knez, lako sluha
i Bozi, ma V kostele byti uzkost-
live laskavy, jak ma lidu vSte-
povati, ze mas buh je Buh la.
sky a he hruzy, Buh milosrden-
stvi a slitovani a ne Buh krut6
j treStaiici.
Zaujal vSechny svou pred
naSkou a Vikar nachylenou
hlaVou dlval sc ma Drmlu S ia
kymsi nadSenim a kdyz skon.
Gil, rukou smerem k nemu tre-
pal.
"Dekuji VAN, pane farari
dekuii vam," povldal upfim
nou vrelosti. "Potesil jste me.
"kdyby uz to Drmla dobre
nerekl, kdo Z mas by to do
vedl,' prohodil farar Svejkoy.
sky. "Tohle by Sc melo pre-
cist sezeni konsistore, kde je
t6 lasky tax malo."
ITO sem nepatri,' : pokara
no Drazan, prisne Sc nan o
hlednuv.
"Chcete jim to povedit?'
utrhl Sc nan. "Jen utikejte.'
"Slovo ma velebny pan Lei
ner," oznamoval vikar zasl
tuzkou ma still klepaje. Ia
dam ho, aby zodpovidal otaz
ku, jakym zpusobem ma Sc po
vznesti duchovni zivot ma osa
dach zrizovanim ruznych spoil
ku a bratrstev.'
ipnkrafc fcvanf !
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sedky strasne rozGilene deba-
te :. Domovnice ukazovala ma
me okno :. Oproti ustalenemu |
zvyku rozprchly Sc baby ne
zvyklou rychlosti. Zaplat'
buhl
Ia hodinu opet zadrncel zvo
mex. "Frantiku, jdi Sc podi-
vat, koho to zas Certi
"Poklona, mlady pane. Je
velecteny pan otec donna? A
zde je. Uctiva poklona, uctiva
poklona, vaSnosti! Jsem Do
mecek, Domecek, bydlim zde
V dome We ctvrtem patre, ne
priSli isme ale posud do sty-
ku, hehehe -
"Dovolte, pane Domecku,
nechapu nikterak !"
"Rozumim, vasnosti, rozu-
MIN. Nebylo duvodu, prosim,
ale ted je!"
Pohledl jsem nan tazav6.
"Jsem zastupcem firmy "Sta
vim" Stavime rodinne domky
kdekoliv, kdykoliv, jakkoliv, V
kazde Gene, S patrem j bez, "a
hotove i Ma splat !"
"Dovolte mi ale, pane Dome
cku -. Neminim nikterak
Nemam vubec potrebneho ka-
pitalu >
"Hehehe, vyborne receno.
Hehehe. Skromnost je i mym
zvykem, vasnosti. Rozumim
vaSnostem, rozumim, nemusi
to kazdy vedet. TO ie taky ma
zasada, Tady jsou, vaSnosti,
prosperity ;" Pan Dometek
potal tahati z "aktentaSky" ce
lou zaplavu tiskopisu.
We mn6 uz to vrelo: Pane
Dometku, Wy jste ma strasnem
omylu. Nevyhral jsem takove-
no obnosu )"
"PetadVacet tiSic StaCi, zee
la uplne staci, jeste zbyde /.
Deset tisic polozite hotove, "a
diva meslce Sc muzete st6hova-
ii! Domecek jako z alabastru,
zahradecka :"
Ale ia jsem zadnych dva-
cetpettisic nevyhral, rozumi-
te?" zarval jsem. "Vice :"
| "Vic? Ach, uz vim. Hlavni
vyhra je osmdesat tisic :. :.
tim vice gratuluji, gratuluji,
gratuluji," a tiskl mi ruce.
Y hlave mi hucelo +. Chytil
jsem mileho propagatora sta
vebniho ruchu "a kirk a tail
isem jej ke dverim.
mic ned6la, vasnosti, mic ne
della" kiicel jiz "a dvermi, ito
ie rozcileni z roztileni, Ultra 81
doVolim."
| Praskl jsem dvermi. Jak roz-
| zureny lev meril jsem mohut-
nymi kroky prostory sve de-
macnosti. Tisic hromu dc te
loterie Tohle je pekna dovole-
ma. Abych ami z domu nevylezl
Hlava Sc mi muze rozskociti !
Benin k oknu = oteVru. Dole
stojl domaci.
'fNazdarecek, nazdarecek,
vaznosti, gratuluji! SlySel
isem, slySel = to ma milostpa-
III rad0St, co?
Zavrel jsem vzteky okno, az
tabule vyletela -. Wal isem
| klobouk a letlm ven. Ma chod-
be plno lidb sousedky, deti,
syec, krejci, zkratka narod z
:, domu q okoli.
ITO je von, to je yon, Pet
krat sto tisic = koukaj."
Vratil Jsem Sc do bytu mi
cen klesl ke sve drah6 poloVi-
ci ma pohovky. Shy mne poll
| ly -.
Druhy den rano po snidani
wal isem novinv do ruky. Jako
v6rnr obcan ctu "Hlasy cd 30
!. tice". Prolistuii predni stranky
= Tu utkvi strhane me zraky
na titulu: pres noe miliona-
rem," Ctu dale: "Ohromn6
Stesti potkalo obcana Y. 2. by
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7R0T7ER DELIVERS POWERFUL
SERMON At REVIVAL NEE TING

most allurinS topics that had ever ell
crossed the attention Of man 1t waa
not peculiar 70 any particular time OF
people but was common to all peoples
In all stages OF mans development
The ancient Rahylonians had their
AstrolCgcrs and Wise ell who profess
ed to read the future by the move
merts Of the stars or by examining
the entrails Of anicals OF animals or
tho fiirht of birds. In all ages Astro-
loGers, foretune.tellers, soothsahers
and necromanCers had reaped q rich
aryest through the keen desire OF
men 10 know the future. Even the
great Napoleon had not been above
such curiosity but tried by various
means 10 seq how his star would
fare in the yeats 70 come.
!, waa indeed a very important
question whether we we're the blind
snort Of chance or whether We were
here for purpose and whether, with.
in certain limits. We were not being
Crtdad ny a Power higher than Our
selves aud being shaped to an end
that vas greater than our deepest
ihovCNf In these days especially
when the very Foundation Of ciyiliza'
ton seemed t. be on shifting sands
il MS IN aN-mportaHt question
w'%tlo~ Gcd MS not shaping all
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And Scarfs

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to rebuild all that they had now ouiit

to rebuild all that they had now outlt
In selfshness and sin and start again
TO build on Gods Foundations. II.
men had the larger outlook and the
wider vision the? would never waste
their lives by building on the crun,.
bling sands of selfishness and pas.
sion: they would know that they were
only harming themselves and hinder
ing Gods work In so doing.
There were some who did dev1te
their lives to noble ends and who did
strive with all their might to work
for God and yet ended their lives IN
apparent failure and defeat. They
ought never to be discouraged by any
such thoughts: there was no sucn
thing as failure in Gods Work. IL
might we'll be that In the sight OK
men the work was a failure b1t that
was no criterion All OF Gods sue
cesses were built upon apparent fail
rues. Jesus was a failure in the
eyes of the world so was Socrates, SO
were all the great ores OF the race.
But in the sight Of God these were
the cornerstones upon which was 10
be reared the City OF God. God has
shaped their lives thus that His work
might go on. They were the beacon
lights that stretched across the CULTS
Of time and guided the good and
brave on TO the final victory.
Right Rewarded.
Some day we had TO make the et-
for. and the sacrifice and prepare our.
selves for our Divine Destiny, They
were the happy men end women who
gladly thrust OH one side he prizes
of this world and elected right here
and now to join Gods army and fight
for the World-to-be. II only the men
and women knew the deep happiness
and the abiding JOY that came 10
those who spent their lives in the
cause of tta right they would never
for moment think Of choosing the
baubles Of this world instead OF the
abiding glories OF the life OF the
spirit"
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purpose and man was bursting with
impulses and inspirations and dreams

purpose and man was bursting with
impulses and inspirations and dreams
that must somehow, soewhere and
sometime bear fruit The glory OF II all
was that mankind has before him a
glorious destiny which he must
achieve and yet this achievement
must come through man and only
through man. God had fixed in every
human desires and aspirations for
good that were continually urging him
on to ever finer expression It might
be that he was renegade to the high
est that was in him and sank far be-
low Il; It might be that he strayed far
from his fathers home among the
husks and swine but he was destineH
all Tho time for greatness, for achieve
ment; however long and devious the
road he must at last come like way
ward child into the Fathers arms.
There was no human soul that had
ever been born who would not at somo
period attain perfection and be ct one
with the Father. There might be for
the individual a. d for the race life
times OF building up I'd llfetimes OF
tearing down; It Nigh. we'll be that
our dreams OF the emanancy OF the
KINGDOM were far too sanguine. The
world could not be saved nor could it
attain the heights when the call OF
the brute would BIO for ever stilled In
few short centuries. But the great
thing for man TO remember was that
ne was destined for greatness and
was as standard-bearer Of Gods Holy
Purpose.
World Redemption.
n we delayed that great purpose By
our selfishness. by our littleness. by
our sectariaH bigotry, by our inhu-
;nanity and greed then We condemned
the future generations 10 blackness
and sorrow for many centuries when
otherwise they might have had bless
!nrs from our hands. 1t was a terri
bio thing 10 live. Not only had We
To carve out our own destiny and
brighten or darken our own future
but We also had II In our power to
brighten or darken the future OF
others as well. The great lesson
which needed to be burned into the
hearts OF the present generation was
that upon them God had laid the grea.
work Of World Redemption; 1t was
for the people Of to-day TO say
whether they would create conditions
that would speed on the world TO-
wards the great Commonwealth OF
Man or whether they would SOW seeds
that would make a hell for the world
Tomorrow. Men were more and more
pursuing narrow, selfish ends and
blindly satisfying their baser desires
without one thought % their Divine
Destiny as Sons of God. Some day,
IN some existence. they would have
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on the local wharf 9nte- the direction
" fire ChisS Edward McGrAn1hSn.
The demonstration was made for the
cit- or!>'sl> oc PeIla'-e who intend
buy ing new apparatus Tor the t're de-
partuent. TIE city co-rcI Of Bella!re
last week appropriated $4,000 20 the
fire department and 4 IS the intention Of
the Rellaire city officials 20 secure
punper. Tho LaF~aHce ard SeEcav"s
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couazs AND COLDS IN WINTER

Indoor sedentary life IN Nlh'er mas
dt-ec. bearing on ;he prevalence OF
coughs and colds Kesr the bowels act
I've ard overcome constipation with 70
lev C,a.aart!c Tablets. Colds. coughs
croup. throot. chest ard bronchial ;:o:-
hie ruicklv relieved pith Foley's Honey
and Tar. Contains no oniates-'ngredi-
ents printed on the wrapper. i.arges;
selling cough medicine IL the Worid.
"Foley's Honey ani> Tar Is wondertuI
for attacks ~ coughs and colds. writes
w. r. Graz, Venice. California. 500
everywhere..-hdT.
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ALIVE
WITH PURPOSE IS
PASTORS BELIEF.
pEv HARRY TAYLOR DELIVERS
eEaMoN ON THE DIVINITY
THAT SHAPES OUR ENDS.
cvs Man Has Glorious Destiny be
fore Him Which He Alone
Must Achieve.

on Sunday morning. ut tho First
r,I,,riar church. ~" Rev. Harry
TavIor preached on TN" DIVINITY
Tba; shapes Our Ends iIe*o'k for
,is ,eYt that we'll known passage Ia
,,.,,.,ot which says. There's dlvIn.
I,v that shapes our ends r9Hgh-ne"
hem how we may.
Destiny, or fate was one o. Tue
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Fur Jacquettes

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bean greeted more cordially With
their tight fitting hip bands, high col
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when they are so reasonably priced.