davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

Six hours after high water it Is low
water. which Is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

KNOW WHERE MEATH THE
CEDARS TALL
know where meath the cedars tail
A little brook winds out
through tangled swamp and ruined vail.
with many ripple musical
And many silver waterfall
Ger pools for speckled trout
rom budding naples comes a glow
Like sanctuary fire;
" let me take my staff and 20
where early blossoms mock the SNOW
anu meadow-larks sway TO and fro.
A Joyous vernal choir.
The Spring is pulsing in my heart.
Urging me forth again
10 some far woodland scene a,sr.
Where shadows through the waters dat.
Vt forest creatures pause and start
In magical terrain.
A while shall pass the busy care
VI street and desk and hook
And singing through the April air.
WITH rod and blanket viii / fare
10 seek thy passage debonair
MY blessed April brook.
r H Mcmahon. in Boston Transorin..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

Kin1erEarten grade. Helen 7. Royce,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

sun. MOON AND TIDES.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-29

First, SECOND AID third grades, Ruth
H. CLARK. teacher. Entire number of pu-
pills, 30; neither a3zent, tardy, nor dis
nt!szed. :. Myrtle Prcvning, Fannie
Bureh-.sn, Ersillio Cont, Robert Pecan.
Fourth a@d fifth grades. Magde G. La
throp, tc2cher. Entire number OF pupils
q; neither a:5-cnt. tar6y. nor dismissed
Z. Kenneth r. Browning. Charles Hol-
den. William C. Whittemcre, Carolyn
Beebe. Ella Y. odgers. Ellen 1. saow,
Marjorie Williams
Hofart Avenue.
kinGergarten grade. Helen 2. Royce
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS HREFLEI8

m E..H..n IHomnon Inm0r .. oI IT. u.... N.. Ho0. H.H.
 un. superintendent. |" ... bonn. ..H0u.. 0.'Wmu. '" .ha University to. NHHmI
 I0. oHu returned homo w "
 m. ou.m from h0.0h.an 0n ....n..u "H.r. IT. Inn. been Hun.nI.. .0r .I. n... .r.aI mon.H.
 u. H.... .r. r..wHoI nom. r.u .u .....I.I nr.n0oun. Grip down u I.. |.r..H. H.r I.U..
 rho good. ...o L.n. WH hold M .Ho O.HaI. HI... H Saturday ua m IH.. could b. eNno..0. and m. HI. report having uoIoI worry n.O U.... sum-
 John Gregory arrived on .HU .u ou.m II. join .He electrical fore. u. r....Ho.I
 M Unn. Paul and uWI aal.n- ..r returned hon. from 5. Ann Ho. rH.I IIn.u. Ia.. Saturday
 rH. 0. e.r. iouH..I n Ono h.lI h. H. nuH. Island "om u club HH boon pm. mp n. Ono InH .#ar... 0Hr r.o.o 0. W1.. and wa. mrIo ul m. Il"lW.I ma- oH.n. chop
 Tn. Ho. um. oHIn. lumber n. .He T.nfH.I dock In preparation Io. I.. aH.Hm.u. .o aH.o. r..r uU.. i. N.I b. used in con.
 u.Uon oI two now hu0u for m. pulp plan.
 Hue c.mnam. No. and Q win hold IH.rr. ..r'ar m....ue uoE. Non- I.. might and am members Ho TO- uu....I Tn In. an hand.
 A. H en.tHu.H arrived from Ho.nnh U Ho.. WIh HH ..on. shipment o. "IoI Hernr .'nH.". re u. Iumu-Ur. hnu.. Ho In. ..I. returning In UoouIh upon .He Inr.I a. n. r.H
 Mrs. raE Gmr entertained w T.uI.r evening w..H n m0.. rr.r T0-.. uH. Wcr. n nuN M. L.. Umu.I had high '.. .o.
 I. .nI Hr. L. H N..1e.r won Tn. .u. nr..
 H. Andrew Martin Il. .u Che e. Im l.n.0I m Im..u whore .Hr
 boon Hu."... H.. ported .r h. ....ue along n0..E
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
NEW YORK LAWYER SEEKS
 AFTER DE GRhFEEREms

TH.m. r do G.|.n...l. law. yer 0t H HuaIWu Now York; H ..nnIu. umIr ro. totem or American Herd noo. nnl H writing m. mayors o. cities throughout Che country o l Hm I'm Io.nlue I..rd.u. o. Enron ohr' IonHer io Uu0nI.U ao v any Q. ClrH branches u- uHHon.. ar. lurking
 around In He Hrual White North, Hor win ohHe. THom F hI write i'm. him .I Che n.Ir. given Ih0.. Evidently many E..n lar. flown by
 Enron Ua UmI.ur0I began
 nI.n. uut HrH... HuI .H.ra H n nU.r IH.. H.. I0.0.u0Hui may .HU. HmoI m. u.m0 down .a Nn- U.." o. plain Gran o.0u may haro m. o. m Hu. .Ho Ho.t or otherwise muU...I I.o nme mUI Che baron would nu. r..onn... |. " he W It n nnI nnI AurNar Y any o. Hem win writ. Tom In Now York;
 .n. tho names o. .lor .ar.1o0u ...u unto .H. .HrI and fourth sen
 .aH. m..u. U...HIu Io EFe One m.I0n nam. 0. .H..r .t grand. uo...r h. uU b. aHo .o r.a.E m. unI.. m m. oEenl Inc belongs .o H. nmn.r
 Mayor Jam. C.r..oo ID. nW.HH H.. boon duly authorized .o .urel oH.
 mad any o. .H. nuna de-
 uI.nH I..I m0r n. .Ene oN.".. i'm. 0. Hnm..0...u. i'm A'...a
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
New Files Ten Of Happenings on Douela Isand Twenty Icau
 Ago This Week

Memorial aarr.ce for praHion. M.ln'or who died September ft were hold in Che Congregations church. ur l. H Moor. h.ne .H. principal noahor ThU. WaH special
 neIur
 John HrWHImmH appeared H. l1o Ono city council and d0mHde. fIlo for n dog ,hal had boon EI.a. hr Ono n0mdma.er aIo. aN had boon paid and ic.n. hIo.uroI Tho ma.l.r WHa taken unde. cone
 alteration.
 Mr. and Mm John Gordon were oIo1mIn. n. Houal hot Hnr.ur
 Mr. aud Mn. H. M LmelIu wore arranging I0 ionle ou .He TonoEa for n trip t5 fhc ouIa.dc
 Joo Potts mI'0i at One NeH o..eo and advance ho lale O. Ih. oEn.u- Uon ol h.a raper
 Ila odd Follows Wero Iuue .a e.. .her new han unIHhcl by 0c .oha lat
 H C Cnnemm arrived from surway io take position In tle TnIwcI ouce.
 hs evidence .Hat tle Douglas steam Laundry was p0none n Iareo new Wooi.ncI Wa heu con. uue.eI
 Thompson .He rr.0dWeI butcher WaH WoI squeezed by locomotive hul mo Hor.oua Injury was Inflicted.
 uHua Jensen male a trip t1 Wulh.m bay io a.lo mp mining con- dHor .here
 Someone played n trick on John LurnHu while he Waa oI dinner by turning loose hIa engine which wm standing on a Trmdwe.l ear track Tho oHeno and s.rIus of car piled mp on iHo bench.
 \ nrrtr oI Douglas nn.IH.I..H was forming company to eo into lHe 0.H hl.Iu. ou Admiralty ...uud
 (. IT Bernard returned from naw- son whore ho hur been attending a meeting o. One grand mWmmm. ol Ono Arctic Brotherhood Hc had uoue.aa named as Che place for Che next annual m0otur
 The lul ro.. of Che ealoH an. nDroI ai Dough-. on September Ilth
 Mn Anna BarIul arrived from Sweden To join her husband Swan DarluHl
 w. n Armstrong arrived from Ou.- Iomn .o r..l h.a m.n.n. properly nl WIndham bly
 MIH LoIuc TNoHon r.o.uum.HI from s. Paul. was entertaining .n unue'aa
 Lmu 5I0amH .0rma ma.wm- .i0r at TradWo'I dropped dead .. n u.IHouae on Ja.. Wade .reoE
 Th. New doubted Che Huln.- uoa of D s.aeHay paper Chat a..or.- .I here woro rich 1uHr.r deposits within two milo. ol tlai town
 slmo uoueIaa.te who had planned to eo to One logusuE dIauel ehme .d choir mind. on Iau.He tul wHH.r sold thuc for 50 cent. a drink
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
- sllLE WIH - -

. ... ..H- ~ "..." Company |"
 I... M n. .H. l"H M ".... morning. -. IH. ..'. .... Hm . .".. m .. ...... m. "... H... .". IT. report. . worry
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 II. ."... .H .....r.. ... ... H.H. ." .0.IH "". Mr. I.. WI" r.r" Immediately upon
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
D0UGLisTEs MAKE STRIKE
 0U MUDDY RIVER UP rAKU

Last r J. O. KIIlum found
 bonn. promising uH.E on Muddy -.. . rHuul .o .H. IH.u hu. did Ho. H... .m. .0 n0o.H... Il N0 .uIr He .H. .H Carbon "..a Tn H.. u.m.. a.Hu whom .H0F .nn.
 m. Chm. in nroH..HnH W.'n Il0
 I H.t .He. found r..n from which Ihe a.. samples HEm showed gold .HI H'r.r 10 lfc rH.ua u. .H \. choir discovery IH on tle Canadian .. Ih. returned homo o .e H.H Ia proceed .o .ocWo .I. TH H... accompanied by am UHH.m I.H returned and WI. .... ...m. Prom Ono mouth u. ... T.m urH .o when. Che dH .o..a mad. . .H.. and n bal. I.r uur. going m .u. only .mca ... . InI Ha coming back
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
DOUGLAS P-T. A HOLDS
 FIRST MONTHLY MEETING

..H. .N. IHA. a.. nv V
 r.. Douglas par.rlI.roner hrao. .Uon hold II. NrI m...|u. H.. Monday ....n. in t.o HeH s.hoo. auditorium David IT. UmHoe oI n. local hoard o. education i'm hH .... o. H..on. ..nt...I Tn Che now ..m.. ... greeting. o. Che ro..- don't. n. n. ... and uoI .H0m 0. m. rnu. .a ha .en..I.I by lao
 .oH board and naIo 70. Che
 school
 .. ...mn for t.. .0.oh0r
 Gordon c M.oH. lhmE.. III. uT A. or IH cooperation Q. ...r and .a. .Ha welcome accord. .. U.m I. Iom Hr .'.n 0Ho.I .n He MH.. o. h.He He..el equipped tH. r..r and Iae best o. result. ... II. h. .En...oI
 H IT, Ho"..r H0.e on Che aims nm. uH|.H u. III. r.T h Che Iu. .r.u. membership and .H. uNu. one. H.. organization |. uur 'or m. I...m.rt 0. m. ...nI W0II u. I.. intellectual U.. o. Che I.I.r .n. ..mmmU. Along .u Ino ho ...T segregation oI .N. pupils O. I.MnI a.# for r.roI O. play .u. recreation Ho uIn advocate. medical Inspection and or0reen p.al Tor I.. children
 M# Muw MII'..auI noted u chairman .n raoo ol fu Joe tm. Iar who l. 1T. n..ont a. Ionakeo David I Uhu..o. acted Q. .oora.arF
 TH. program m ru..-ol WI" r.Hr appreciated hr Che large Ha
 mn.r consisting ol n violin 1.D H H.. N.m accompanied by Hm. E and n roa.I solo by M. Wendell U.U..I
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

Mu HwrF Brio bid her Hand lumd. farewell and chilled for Che ou'h Iu Wednesday on Ihe hIa- mala
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

.NN n. NN. HINN ANN. NN NIA. ALASKA IREhDWELL COLD mN- ING COMPANY FOR UNITED STATES PATENT TO "X' LODE
 CLAM
 lsanaI 0l501l
 July 3f. 1922.
 NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN ihl. in nurmncr of Chapter Six. Tle Thr.r-IHo of tho Revised Statutes 0r Che United alutoa lho unlar.en- HI. iHo ..IH.a IrmdWo.I Gold lIIu- ur Company. n corporation WHoae H1t oI.oo nidraH l1 TradWeII tIuHn by and through IH aeont and attorney n ucl P It Bradley whose Uo oI.0a address !. jmcan lIa..H U.u.mH Ia0 l.. South t1 N H 0n IHn "N' Lode and 1870 ll- North " ou .Io 'N' Lode Of lhe mineral Ian0Ht bearing gold surface ground .hr0s hundred feet n width 0u .he Ulr.heHl of One '0do and tWo hundred and eighty feet 0u tho 00utH- ue.t alo of n'i loio al lying and being nH Douglas Island m Ono Iu- reau Recording u.a'r.c. A'aaka be- ing Mineral Survey No. llis and Ia about lo mHEa application t1 thc United sHtoa for patent for thc lII mining c'uIm. which i moro fully described aa to metoH and bounds by fHe onIe.al plat herewith uoHeI and by Che le'd notes Of m rar mor0l' now liel Iu lhc 0I.co of iho ro.H.0r Of Che District of Lands subject I0 lio at Juneau AI1Ao. which n.I notes of survey describe .to boundaries Hud oEicut ol eo.d claim on Che wr.aca With magnetic variation nt an corners 32 3O y
 fnII0WH to-WIt.
 Beginning at Cor No ! whence
 U. s L. M No. on Ono north
 end o. NaUI0Wcr leland bears
 N a4 Ia F lH55.21 lt dia-
 uuce. Latitude 5S' 1G 30" "
 Lonaludc I3i' 2" 70" w.
 hmca s fl' 70 E 1000 fl t0
 Cor. No. D. thence 5 t5 "
 I.D 1T. i0 Cor No. g; thence
 N I1 w 100000 e. to Cor
 Mo- |. thence N la 0 E 5bO
 T. to Cor No. place ol be-
 ruu.ue
 which d mining claim hereby ought lo he patented .a bounded follow. la-Nil 0n Che n0rthoa. by
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

One Taku Chief Lode Survey No. zoo mnd fhe h'nala Belle Lode. Survey Mo- BOA; ou One aoulhnat by tho imH Loda Survey No. BOA and One Ha.tiar Lode Survey Ao. Golf ou Che oullWoaf by Ono Bcau Nct L0dc. Survey No 9a. and on flo northwest by Douglas la.and Lode Survey No. llI and TaHu Chief loIr Survey Nu INN.
 Tho tonI aru Included within tHc "N Survey iH IN.NI1 aerOa
 The following mol IT. eNUr. 'y excluded from Che application. Conflict WIIn TaNu
 Chief Lode FOOD acres Conflict Wifh hIar.n
 Belle Lol. UleIu-
 aFo of lH cone
 n.ct WIth Par'a
 Lode .. tof9 acrc Conflict wth para
 Lode 0.SCs aera Conflict W.th Hlf-
 Uor LoI. . N.fll HcroH Conflict with Dol
 Nel Lode . 65i3 acr0 Conflict with uole
 las I.anl Lode ..O.9ll acros Total area excluded 1g.6a9 acres Not area claimed .. .lf3 acres Tho a.d claim sought t0 bo nat- ontcI being designated a Mineral Survey N0. Iff8 u Che olIeaI plat posted herewith.
 Amy and aIl persons claiming al- veuoly One mining ground mining ciaIm. Vc.u lode. prem or any portion thereof so described and plated and applied for arc hereby notified nat unless their adverse clums arc duly filed according i0 law and Uhe regulations hereunder within Che t.mo prescribed by law with the Register of Che United snic Land Onlce lt Juneau AIaaha, they win bo barred by virtue 0i tlc provisions of said e.uute
 FRANK IA BOYLE.
 Roadster. First publication seDt 9 1922. Last publication Nov. I. 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
BENEFIT CARD PARTY

II. H.n...H. win eF. n c.r0 party II. odd reIoH han n.N. Tu .r might Tor .0e hHo0. 10. .'. .HI..m.r. fund oI .H0 odd E.'o" H.m. .U W..H H... ""0.'".'H I u.I ..m HU ... vii. h. .'H'" .I and I.I.mrn" vii. h. .rE.. TH. ..uo.aI nHHH. .H Invited to come ... .u. H.I. good Um.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
EgrERrlus sCH00L CHILDREN

M ~ a.HN.r ... ume.- n. n. C.0umW F...... LII. Hu.. public. school W.In ..r afternoon .0. ... nuHu.. o. .h- n.nr. m. features o. Hl.r.H.n mon. for Dough-. and Juneau which began TU..H m No .o.m H... .. ..H. and .0 WN... H.I rate. u. |I.00 plus I' o.Hu war ..E ... allowed HI school .0.U ...n
 Following H.r r.uar.. N.H s.. entertained tHo student. ... two r....r" which W.. very
 u.. ...... MI" sur.- '"
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
MIKE TELLS THEM
 or ALASKA'S ILLS E II oCrrnor Recent Visitor .o h1..n Is Interviewed or Re-
 turn In Be.Hrrt1m

I UUo.Ho- .o-mr r...'. ". H..... win. visited H... .a..E from H ..m. .r H..rer.m H..r r.u.I h. Tn. Daily I.u.I 0. .H0. . .. return ... ".". T.. ....r m... H. condition. ...
 .. .. Tn. mU.. .'.m0 UU m. H... Hrn.". wH... l" .H. opinion .. ... majority o. I" Ir ... U m. .." I... r..'. 0....... r... ..o view .|.. ... |.-..0. .H m. m...r |....0Hn... I'. H. |. ... H.rrer.n paper 'o.. r
 In. ... .H.0r .WH.. !. .. m....r ..|. I..H I o. ..rr. H grocer and for twenty year. resident o. .0rl .s--.
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
YOU'RE NEXT

William H."
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

"I noHcf dc 'ol Want nnc.cI n.l long," .a.d Uncle E1m wH.n
 found ou. uaa expected t1 a."' a man Io ho.p n man dat Ha do Iooa to another mm dat "n ' Ion much work .u Iho IHa. n.uo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHUB0H

o'clock -MaH md general come mm.an
 miay achoo. immediately al.w HU
 No evening service.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16

MT. aeeI hrr .H0I you h'fr become engaged lo my son. N smutfc ] .h.nk you might have roau mo Uur
 ua stmoranhor -"I did, But ! preferred him.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-16
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Mountain advocate., 1922-06-09
FEATURES OF THE
GENERAL REGISTRATION ACT

Under the law, passed over the
Governors veto by the 1922 Gen.
eral Assembly. every voter must
register in order to be eligible to
vote at the November election.
, Dates of registration this year,
July 10 and IL and September 8.
Hours-6 am. to 9 pm.
Oficers-Two judges, clerk and
sheriff. These are to be appoint
ed by the County Board of Election
Commissioners not later than June
20, from lists to be furnished by the
party committees not later than
June is. mo person shall be ELI
gible as an officer of registration
who has committed a homicide, or
who has been convicted of felony
or Is under indictment therefor, or
who is not sober, temperate, dis
Greet and of good demeanor, or has
anything of value wagered on the
result of the next election, or who
is a candidate to be voted for at
the next preceding (should be su-
ceeding) election, and who is not
capable OF reading the Constitution
of the Commonwealth in English
and Of writing a plain and legible
hand" See Section of the Act.
1t Is the duty of the registration
clerk to post notices in at least six
conspicuous places in the precinct
ten days in advance, giving the time
and place of registration. AS soon
as registration officers receive from
the sheriff Of the county notice Of
their appointment, they should Sc
cure a copy OF the registration law
and make themselves thoroly famil-
lar with 1t.
Who may register-"Said officers
shall register every citizen of the
United States OF his his or her pre-
cinct. who shall apply to be regis
tered at the time and place in the
manner required by law. who shall
be twenty-one years Of age at the
next election, who has been a resi-
dent OF the state for one year, Of
the county six months and Of the
precinct in which such person offers
to register sixty days next preced-
ing the election"
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-09
COMMISSIONERS SALE

BY order of the Knox Circuit
Court rendered at its April Term,
1922, in the case of
PARROT Garage
against
Sherman Bowles,
Defendant,
/ will, as Master Commissioner, on
the 26th day OF June, 1922, same
being the first day of the June Term
Of the Knox County Court, sell at
the Court House door in Barbour
Vile, Kentucky, to the highest and
best bidder the following described
property, at the hour of 9 am, to
satisfy the judgment in said case,
amounting to S5O3.15 with interest
from Dec. 10, 1922, and $4,000 pro-
bable cost.
Description:
One certain, five passenger Ford
Touring Car, motor number 4,49S,
144.
Said property will be sold on a
credit of six months, the purchaser
to execute bond with approved Sc
curity, bearing interest at six per
cent from date. having the force and
effect of a judgment and retaining
a lien on said property until said
money is paid.
WITNESS my hand, this the S1st
day Of May, 1922.
c. H. JONES,
Master Commissioner.
Knox Circuit Court.
Sale aboue 1 pm. Purchaser must
execute bond as soon as sale is over
or the property will be Immediately
put up and re-sold.
31-3t
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-09
Boy Wanted

Somewhere in this town is one
boy who is "go-getter" spirit, full
of grit and ambition, and absolutely
honest. We want that boy. He will
be the only boy agent In this town
for the famous MOVIE WEEKLY
MAGAZINE. He will work after
school and other spare time. His
pay will be what he makes 1t; be-
sides fine prizes and free Movie
Tickets. when he makes good. he
will be promoted. If you are be-
tween ID and 10 years old, deter
mined to make good" and truly
think you are the boy for this Job,
then apply by letter to Mr.. E. L.
Gilbert, Personal" 3rd floor, 119
West 40th Street, New York City.
Give full details of any past selling
experience; your age; parents full
name and business; your school
grade and at least two references.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-09
ARE YOU INTERESTED?

The War Department is actively
engaged in organizing the Officers
Recerve Corps and the Enlisted
Mems Reserve Corps into units Of
the Organized Reserves. It is hoped
by assigning organizations to local
titles within states to arouse a local
pride which will aid materially in
making these units a success.
One of the units allotted to the
eastern half of Kentucky Is the
314th Cavalry Regiment. Major
John H. Terry. Cynthcana, KY, is
the Commanding Officer Of this reg
iment and Captain Carl B. Byrd.
Lexington, Ky, is the Executive Of
ficer. Oflcers, Non-Commissioned
Oficers and Enlisted Specialists
are desired for this unit. Former
officers and enlisted men OF the
World War are eligible for appoint
ment in the highest grade held dur
ing the war.
Those interested should commun-
icate with Headquarters, 314th Ca
valry Third Floor, Post Office Build
ing. Lexington, KY. or Headquar-
ters 64th Cavalry Division, Fifth
Floor, Post Office Building, Louis
vile, Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1922-06-09
Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunday.

sunday.
AN END TO WORRY BE care
full for nothing; but in everything
by prayer and supplication with
thanksgiving let your requests be
made known unto God. And the
peace Of God, which passeth all un-
derstandlng. shall keep your hearts
and minds through Christ Jesus
Philippians 4: 6, I.
Monday.
REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS:
Mark the perfect man, and be-
hold the upright: for the end Of
that man Is peace.-Psalm 81: 81.
Tuesday.
RIGHT REASONING: Let US
reason together, saith the Lord:
though your sins be as scarlet, they
shall be as white as snOw.-Isaiah
1: IS.
Wednesday.
MANS APPEAL 20 Lord, re-
vive thy work in the midst Of the
yearS--Habakkuk 3: 2.
Thursday.
THE ONLY HELP For the
Lord thy God will hold thy right
hand, saying unto thee. Fear not; /
will help thee.-ISa!ah Al: I3.
Friday.
DELIYERANCE AT HAND;-I
will be with him In trouble; l will
deliver him.-Psalm 81: La
Saturday.
TRIED AND PROVED As for
God, his way Is perfect; the wUrd
Of the Lord Is tried. be Is buckler
to all that trust In him. Sam
usl p: 81.