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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
HUMOR OF THE DAY

life IN the suburbs means fresh ar,
sunshine. health. happineFe-"
Don't tell e % me- intorrunel ".
Crossiote. Come around and give fha
new cook and furnace man lecture"
Washington star.
Hes tTrlbly polite man. Isn't hr-~
Il should say SO. WHY. I hrl-eve -
would even take off his hat % Ire re-
vitable."-Philadelph Evening Buiie-
tin.
Arethusa-wiiberforcs IS so e--at..
One time he buys more candy than I
can eat. and the next tine none ~ ar.
Arabella-Alexandcr Is more rational.
He maintains a mean average al TIA
time.-Judge
He does not love me airy more" E1h.
bed the heart-broken young VIE.
You are lucky" sEsd the seasoned
matron. II he does not love you s1y
less."-Boston Transcript.
But what" asked The coroner. Il
| the mystery about the dead mans i1sn.
THY. Cards and letters ware found in
the pockets. were they not7'
That's what makes :. SO confusing =
! replied the clever detective. The ini'ia I
/ were the same az those upon the um5-ai-
Ia he ed."-American Legion Week
".
Mrs Browne must sary my huH-
band is most economical. Does YOU hU6-
| band save mich?
Mrs Towne-Before We were married
| he saved me from drowning, but 70
hasn't saved anything since.-waysids
| Tales.
Bthel-whsts the matter, dsar7 lou
/ look unhappy
Pdith-Oh. such hard lueki I mar
ried Dick for alimony, and then I had
to 20 and fall in love with h'm ard
now I know It VIII Just break my heart
to divorce him.-American Legion Week
ly.
] Catching anything. brother
Nope" replied the angler who vas
lying on his back with his fishing pois
stuck in the bank. I'm just fishing for
exercise"
IF you were exercising anything 2;
must be your imag.naion.''-B iruing-
ham Age-Herald.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
NORWICH TOWN

At the First Congregational church
Sunday morning, the pastor, Rev. Cur
don F. Bailey gave q very interest
ing sermon on Christ Indispensable
70 the Christian. The text referred to
was John 15:4-5. Abide in Me, and
I In you. As the branch cannot bear
fruit Of itself, except it abide in the
vine; no more can ye except We abide
IN Ne. l am the vine, We are the
branches. He that abideth in Me, and I
IN him, the same bringeth forth much
fruit; far without me We can do Moth
ing.
Following the usual order of wor-
ship. the sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per was administered to a large num-
Der, Rev. Mr.. Bailey officiating. At
the session Of the Mems Forum in the
church auditorium, the topic for dis
cussion waS-Jonah History, a Para
BILE, a Myth, or a Legend?
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor meeting at $50, in the chapel
had for its theme, Better Home Life
Mrs. John L. Browning was the lead
er.
The Congregational prayer service Is
10 be held this week Wednesday eve
ming, at 1880, instead of Thursday eve
ming.
Rev Alexander H. Abbott, pastol
Of the United Congregational church
is To give an address on The Relation
n the Local Church to the Larger
Fellowship. This is the first in a serie!
Of Lenten services, to be held week
ly at the Congregational chapel, will
the general theme: The Local Church
Other services with topics bearinl
on the theme, and, the different speak
ers are to be held as follows: Marcel
Is, Its Social Mission to the Commu
nifty, Rev. Arthur Varley, TaftviHe
March %, The Missionary Task of tn
Church Rev. ]. Beveridge Lee, d. D.
Of New London, March 30, The Religi
1us Education of Our Young People
Rev. Henry w. Hubert D. D., Gale
Ferry; April :, Evangelism in the 10
,al Church Rev. Charles H. Ricketts,
ireeneville Congregational church.
The meeting Of the Lathrop Memo
rial Foreign Missionary society, is +
Ne postponed to next week Wednesday
March Il.
The March meeting Of the Dorca
Home Missionary society, of the Firs
Methodist Episcapol church will b
held at tho parsonage, Thursday after
1oon a ? o'clock.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
KALEIDOSCOPE

The origin Of the word As --msinf
unknown.
Most Of the familiar licorice root Gomez
from Syria.
The cathedral at Antwerp has a EpirS
400 feet high.
The anaconda. largest species Of make
rarely attacks man
The Apache Indians n the United.
States number about 1000.
sahama. an active volcano y The An
des. is about 2o.054 feet high.
The bill Of the albatross Is a rais pink
color. shading 20 yellow at the tip.
The inhabitants Of Anam are said -
be the ugliest Of the Monaghan race
Soap IS first mentioned by PIiny. VIE
states that It was prepared from goats
tallow and beeoh tree ashes, and Tas
employed for giving brilliance 10 the
hair.
At the 5oth wedding ann'-srsary csie-
bra lion Of Mr. and Mrs. y. ". Keeper
Of Elllnwood. Kas.. instead Of receiving
gifts from their children. as Is custom
AIRY. they presented each one Of their
seven children with a deed 70 land waived
at 100000.
To Mrs Margaret Brown. a woman %
20. has been awarded a gold brooch and
a letter Of thanks by the British Lifebost
institution. For nearly 50 years Mrs.
Brown has been in active service AZ a
life saving station on the Northumber-
land coast and in spite Of her are she
still lends a reay adnd helpful hand a.
every launch OF The lifeboat
At Peoria. IL. Louis Hoyden. an Aus.
trisn, after two years OF ceaseisss toll.
has constructed a huge wooden clock
made from more than 1000 small pie<s
Of wood. Hoyden says the clock. which
needs winding only once a year. viii reg
lister seconds. minutes. the day and date.
Il has seven movements, az gears and an
eight-foot pendulum
Robert Maynard q New Bedford
caught a crowd OF boys builEng a LITTLE
snowman on the radiator cap q his au-
tomobile while Il was standing a. rhS
curb. why don't you build a real one,
boys?' he asked. When Nj Maynard
stepped from his Office later IN the after
noon he saw a snowman five feet high
on the back OF his roadster. the head
lowered over the auto TOP. and. despite
the trend OF the times. under the snow
mans arm was a big green bottle.-Boss
ton Globe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

What thing were nature. did We not IN
vest
With schemes OF love its desperate or
cumstance
Linking earth's basest 20 our fsncisd
best.
Questioning stars with eyes hope sets
askance7
NauCht but dim professional - tine
Which rinens only into dawns and Eerda,
Where Moons are not ana no .ree grows
suhlina
Save It gam height n mirror % cur
needs
am returned from mountains 20 ny
/ heart.
From snring's dumb driven clouds 20 love
Of YOU.
From PASSIONS anarchy ~ ordered ar
From night % windows one star El'm-
r1ers through
And there upon a hearth tme sNar rof
freeze
The fire yet burns whose fnei r. III thea
William Foster Elliott. In Los Anre'ef
Times
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
ONERRULEs ABATEMENT PLEA
IN BUTTS VS. KING

lodge SChristoQhei - avery of the su-
rerior court has overruled a plea in
abatement brought by attorneys for John
i, King in the suit of Charles r. Butts.
and others, Of Norwich against John T.
King OF Bridgeport, Mr. Kings demurrer
asked that action against him abate so
far as the plaintiff Butts, shareholders
agent or the ground that there was a pre-
vious suit in Fairfield county with Butts;
a splaintiff and King as defendant involv-
ing the same causes Of action and relief as
IN the suit brought in New London coun-
~
In his ruling Judge Avery says in part :
In the present situation the plaintiff,
Butts, Is party to both suits in a reo-
resentattve capacity 1t would not abate
the action to a'bate the second suit as to
the plaintiff Butts. Under all the circum-
stances it does not seem to me that It is
oppressive for Butts as shareholders' agent
10 appear as a party plaintiff in both cas-
=. The plea in abatement is overruled.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

Five worNmen's condensation agree
ments as follows have been approved by
Commissioner J. ]. Donohue:
j. B. Martin Co.. Norwich, employer,
and Louise KuhaslI, IS St Regis street.
enploye, infected finger. at rate Of $1,000.
Max Pollacl1 Co, Groton, employee, and
Harold Pecor. employee, infected eyeball
from foreign body, at rate of $500.
Atwood Machine Co., Stonington, en-
ployer and Manuel Pacepho, Stonington.
employee, infamed left eye, at rate of
1882
Robert Gair Co., Uncas ville, employer
and HARRISON Shields, New London, en-
pIoye, jammed hand, at rate of 1880; and
John Bloomfield, New London, en1oloye
wounds on two fingers and palm, at rate
Of SO.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
''HOW ARE
your" YOUR
FRIENDS ASK
They Hope That You Are Well
and Strong-Poor Health Is
Unnatural

All your friends greet you with How
do you do?' or How are your They
want you to be in good health. Poor
health means unhappiness and trouble
and pain to you and your friends and
is not what Nature planned for human
beings. But through overwork or i'm
proper living people do become run
down and sickly. If you feel that way
and are weak and nervous and do not
sleep well and have headaches, go get
some Guides Pepto -Mangan and take
it with your meals for a few weeks
and you will get your health and
strength back again and be as we'll as
your healthy friends. You p%n buy it
in liquid or tablet form. Ask for GUIDE s
Pepto- Mangan. Advertisement.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
FILL ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES
POETRY
A HILL TO CLINE.

- nAA4L ~ 16A-ADs
I had a hill to climb.
A rough and weary way;
The path seemed very rough
And full Of doubt the day.
My feet were tired and worn;
My heart a-weary grew;
My lips forgot 10 sing
AS soul grew weary, too.
Then looked I TO the top
And dreamed Of what was the-et
What should delight my eyes
In higher. clearer air.
To know the secret there;
The brighter, feirer things;
Put in my soul rev strength;
Gave to my tired feet wings.
I gained at last The top
Lay valleys dipped in sun:
With waters threaded throurt
As II from silver spun
A world Il was Of dreams.
OF beauty and Of sun,
That I by painful steps
And efforts vast had won.
An outlook for the soul
And worth the price 7 1asd-
Heart lost It's WEAKNESS
And life a new song made
Some dreams were hreathad 20 MA
That merely dreams mad died;
Han l not dared tho path:
With less been satisfied.
A B. Leigh in Kansas City Star.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH MONEY
Cut out this sin. enclose with SC and
mail it to Foley & Co. 2s55 shemsld
Ave, Chicago. Ill, writing your name and
address clearly. You viii receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Foler's
Honey mad Tar Compound. for coughs.
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for
pains in sides and back, rheumatism.
backache. kidney and bladder ailments
and Foley Cathartic Tablets a whole soma
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic Tor
constipation. biliousness. headaches aut
sluggish bowels Lee A Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

town without paying It. Harwich was
found by officer Daniel O'Neil at the
store he runs on High street. After he
had been brought to police headquar-
ters Harwich secured Attorney Thomas
NJ. Shields as counsel and the case was
settled to the satisfaction of the Can
terbury authorities.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

Ahce Phalen of South A street enter
tanned a narutber of her little friends Sat
urday afternoon in honor OF her tenth
birthday. Among those present were
Irene Parent, Catherine Swain, Eleanor
Crawford, Eleanor Kelley, Agnes Breaul1
Alice Smith, Beatrice Couture Pauline
Brodeur, Grace Phalen. She received Z
number of beautiful gifts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
COnQuers Rheumatism

II tortured with rheumatism or sciati-
"a get bottle of Rheuma from Lee &
Osgood. II It does not convince you that
you can he rid of all rheumatic suffering
your money will be refunded.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
For Not Paying Personal Tar.

Morris Harwich, who lives on the
West Side, was arrested in this city on
Monday afternoon by the Norwich po.
lice for the Canterbury authorities, who
complained that Harwich had refused
to pay his personal tax and had left the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
NOTICE

Members of the Rosary Society win
meet this (TUEsDAY) evening at 8
o'clock. at the home of our late men,
Der, Miss Julia c. Donoughue. No. IL
Boswell Avenue.
PER ORDER SECRETARY.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

An appeal for the Catholic people of
Nev London to aid the Jewish Welfare
drive was made by Rev. T. NJ. Crowley
pastor Of St. Marv's Star Of the Sea
church at all the masses Sunday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
THE WEATHER.


The disturbance that was central over
the middle Missouri valley Sunday night
continued to move northeastward and
was conferred over Lake Superior as
severe storm Monday night while there
was a secondary disturbance Of moder-
ate intensity central over the western
Gulf Of Mexico These disturbances have
been attended by rain IN the lake region
ana the lower Ohio and middle and lower
Mississippi valleys. Pressure was high
OF the Atlantic coast Monday night.
The temperature continued to rise in
the east states Monday.
There will be rain almost generally
east Of the Mississippi river Tuesday,
probably changing 10 snow in the lake
region and the Ohio valley followed by
generally fair westker during Wednes-
day. Mild temperature will continue in
the Atlantic states during Tuesday. but
colder weatkher will overspread the At
lsntic states Tuesday night and Wednes-
day.
Winds of the Atlantic coast:
North Of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
70 Hstteras, increasing south winds be-
coming strong probably reaching gale
force rainy, thick weather Tuesday.
Advisory, 10 n. m.-Southwest storm
warming Jacksonville, Fla, to PASSPORT,
Ne storm Of decided intensity central
over Lake Superior and a secondary dis
tur9ance of the west Gulf of Mexico will
move Observation-Disclosures attended by in
cresslng southerly winds becoming strong
and probably reaching gale force Tues
day.
Forecast.
For southwestern New England: Rain
with mild temperature Tuesday; We'd
ncsdsy fair and colder.
Observations in Norwich.
The Bulletins observations show the
following changes in temperature and
bsrometrio changes Monday:
Their Bar,
"a. m. 30 $3.50
II m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4S $3.50
,. m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., "a 1880
Highest 4S, lowest 3oS.
Comparisons.
Predictions for Monday: Fair.
Mondays weather: Fair and mild
south wind
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

The less religion a man has the
more he thinks his wife ought 10 have.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
BELOW Arerare Febrnarr Rainfan.

Below Average February Rainfall.
The rainfall for February was 2.13
inches, according to the measurements
taken by the Norwich water depart
ment. This is much below the average
for the month.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07
TAFTVILLE

Six hours after high water It Is low
water. which Is followed by flood tide,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

Audacity is the stepfather of sue
cess.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

: HIEU-EL 10 lowest oVH.
Comparisons.
Predictions for Monday: Fair.
Mondays weather: Fair and mild.
south wind.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-07

SIN. MOON AND TIDES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28

Editor fufum Tho unequal dis
.t.batlun u wealth" has becn dveli
nran and thougbl about 90 much ~
eerlain class of peorle that thay
have become nuits' ou that lafs.
iloa iast a. fellRlonlrte become IAN.
aiieal about driving souls 10 seoh al
walton. and extreme prohlblf'oL,,ts
are trying % lesislate ,emporanoo ans
morality into soclei,
so my oct subject b., The un
eqaal disiribuilon of the seNss
have sneni several years on tio
frontier ~ the United states and 1f
Canada on The edse ot cl.ilsauol
and among The lndlans
hsse discussed tho subject 30
marriage with asanaw men" who loiG
ne they married ihe h,si Won. ~
available under the circumstances
~ they ooliid not leave their hons
fteads long enough 20 go sa.A 20 NOR
r's time Hweeihoarts. az insy hif
not The tlmo or moana 20 make mo
trip. 20 they married the pretiiss'
littls sqnaw they could lind. AMI O.
assure YOU fair maiden reader. % /;
she did not have silk stocking or
short skirts 10 attract their attention
n girls wsnt new hats they p,
where new hats are. and thls is ,fu-
. ell things bu, husbands. and riay
have been taught 10 believe that IN
some mysterious way that fate VII
bilnE their fairy prince 10 them 10
they only have The patience 20 wali
and the clothes 20 attract him When
be comes
II many u the Eastern Rlrlr Who
arc nearly frantic about woman
r.rhts. .womans wronrs. b'na
control cte would ~ West anf
and help some honest bachelors ron
their ranches. they would be- happier
aud more useful than n they vrrs
picksting the white House and 'fY-
Ing to tell the President hos 20 ron
the natau sam Endsrss pli,s
burg. "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28
BARE BACKED WOMEN
ENTER NEW CONTEST
osseopaihy Is Making Fight To
Eliminate Curvature Of the
Spine: rs Per Cent Of the
Childres Afflicted

Oklahoma Cns Jan = Some 49,
man ia oklshomA ciD may ~in 81 80
tof her psrfesi nsek Ahoat eighteen
~oAcn ant thA msns children have
t~,on rsanl'nc.i sinee 49, Nt'ouai
League foF ne Prevention q spinal
|tuv,stale annoancsd ,he oqenlng u
TIE oontesi iaai JAY vas the Re- ors
slven Thursday B, pr } a rrice
81 sls Pint NAilonai bsns balldlus
fhc National League fof lae Pre-
sention y spinal Curvature - hieh
~ = = Niilari ~ roroa q. Can
ada. is president 10 snins 80 slse
tieoo Ca June n a. che woman uAa
has ihc mosi perfect h.fk IN NonA
America. aud $500 20 ne 10y or sIgf
is years oia o. Asss who has.tas
mos, perfees ba,k
The league vas founded la rofenlo
IN 1915 ana nov has h'ansaes ia
eyers section % 20 soantn An,
WOMAN more than n years ola. o.
b., o. Eiri 81 Year, o'd or lcss ma,
enter the coniesi hut mus, IN cse
instance be- examined D, a sradaase
q osscepathy who has received hh
degree Rom one ~ he sssoclated
colleges ~ the American ~gebnsthlr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28

Ed.tos f'aram Ailtf huftcflns 90
saenes fer many years che paifo1.
lnns u both lndn dual and organized
persons who ~oald % them socd ifrio
women age uo~ rlossstlns they a.
not earn q b. either plslsd of pairlas
ised. ba, lns, uaJors,eod and q 4 p
not ASKING too mueh' = ii'lc idcA'.
lned
Thelr spokesman. Mrs lsai,A
nfoun ~ klng~ood " Va. sa'a ao'
men On the farm have already awAk
cnsd 10 their oppofsualiics ana ihair
rosslbiutlas. that they kuuw ths "a t
.annxea u farm iltc fof recreation
ss vell a. work and ihcs are siaf,lai
4 campaign II op,lmism which ~'i
fi the els, vomrn wlth lnp
Farm womaa arr beginning 80
realfe the harm - harmful cf stl ui
taia oldiashioned puhll,liy pl ii'y fo.
their SUPPOSED Hives of dmdeoN
49, Nfs nuown. ehu o. "a iradri In
The American farm Bnneau fsd,n
ton move 80 fef a national orsan-
lsatInn - women on The farm
Ia. farm rother. are sa'i a. rato
started tbs work Ia part 20 couni,ft
re- ihe aepfeelailnr ~ farm nie e,
their children who have observed tne
el,s slew ~ 4 and 10 convince then.
thas - remain on no Farm does ~,
meau-aheY viii 80 raua atroddtt b.
osewefAsa a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
eoa uAcxAcaG siosgvs Aso olAoor-


First Published 10 tls Guthfis Daily
/. Leader January. ss7rd. ~.
NOTICE. or SETTLEMENT oF FINAL
ACCOUNT.
In The csussy sesrs
state II oklahoma County II Logan
SofIcs l. hereby given that the finai -
counts have bern filed In said County
cosrt Of Logan County. State of okia
horsa. IN the following numbered and -
titled causes:
Bun u. Bennett. Adm. Estate ~ Dabsi
n. Bennefs. Deceased. No. e3is
Bun B. Bennett. AdE.. Estate n Matilda
Bennett. Deeeased No. eyg2
They have rendered and presented tissir
reports fer Flnsl sefts<nent A. such sd-
minizfra.ors. and that pursuant - 80 or
der Of .ceurt made BY the u1dersisnec.
ssid accounts are set for herring AMI
fIn.l seftlemeuf and distribution on Thurs
day. the 18th day ~ February 's<1. fhe
same being a day u Regular I-npsfy
ma term q essrs. xt 1o1g o'cioek in the
soreneon q said day. In the ceuBtT coas.
Reem IN the cify u GathrIe. Z srn'y =
Lcgaa. state cf oklzbauz. Al whieh time
and place spyg~rson Interested ~ anr ~
tl.~ sboss usnhered s.a estlfl<d ss.afss
mar srr~sr ssd file bis szeer'scns n : y
,nx. to sssd soeepBf. zud contest fhe sssf~.
In whpezs whereof have hereunso -
my hsn1 ssd sffixed the sal - said
caarf this spb day of Jsnusry 1>z,
Al. BoLEs. ccossv gs;se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28
Mls0Ns Of ElsT SIDE
PtlM Bis CELEBRATION
Favors viii Be Asked At the
Annual Meeting Of Grand
Lodge To De Held Here
In February

Maskogee. Jan ssA froas Ma
sonlc celebration all - hcid 10
Nuskosee and Its nesrAAr. rofs
Gibson. Ia 1854 Il presens laAas are
perfected re Fors Gibson eenten.
nlai eomme mofaslng the flrst ~A.,e
sesilemenf IN Indian territory q %
lahomA wlll be held IA sha year.
prohahly plth funds soted ~ che
state Legislature.
Musks gee Nasons afe plannlns 20
asa hat semicsnlennlal of the Ma
sonif orEaniHaticn of oklahoua ha
hold here daring che Per Gibson
celebration. which wiil - aided b.
NAsons OF the stale
The state chapter q BE Deaolass
junior Masonic organ's4ion. also
vii BE- Asked % meet here daf.nx
the centennial
And. n ;he Nasonle home Tor or.
phans u removed 10 thls city. a.
nov contemplated. the hulldlags an
se cedi,atcd formally II that time
With more than q thousand Masons
And others of The onior IN this terri.
tory Muskosee Masons believe hey
can obtain these faNora from ne
a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28

luwNN Or rllf wpnu Fps lhs
pefi ~ cni ls aeiA aei poe el.ui
sn0 ,aansr Than suY t~u elats
seord plsffns rsen - thf ais'a as
asanaeg % ,eui sna ,llg.i ana % ss~
! luis aai matpe end y tlss tfae
81 the thuashts aal latenls of las
nfaft~.llstfrvs iit
Az rNp 70 Wopnt iis careful
fef rrihinr hHt u rsenthina ~
PRAYER ani sarpllfstl0a wi,h thask
sitlps lst ioer fr4afsta ~ ms.ki
tre~a unlo uoi Ant ,he rsats il
God ~hleh pataefh all anaera,anaiaa
shall Aeup soar hsafts aad nlaas
iafaaEr christ jesus rhiepltna y
sT
laiW ru r4cArr gnof rtgl
nesause lhpb hast mata yhe t.aef.
~hieh a my refuge evoa tha N4t
liiFh thF hahl'Atioa there abAu au
rtH hefsll thes nelthef shalt asf
plaEue rome plsh tay dweillne. t
3. shalt siss hn aaseis shafsr over
'hoe e. kesp iher ia an lhy usYs
rsalm slell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-28
WATERLOO 10 IN
Ri-CIIItISIt\iD WiIiOU

Haltrolo. Dclgiam. Jan "a one
OF The noa names slgges'od lor this
town IL 'Fochloo after rinli Mar
shal Foch Tho dssirc 20 change
The name "a due 90 on effort % avoid
iecalling the humiistlon Of an Al.
iied and friendly power" The defeat
OF Napoleon
A petition is nos bslns c.fculafei
among the residents .of Waterloo
asking parliamen 20 pans hlii
uban ming the Odd name. Several
new names besldes taai ~ fochloo
have been suggested.
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