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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Forest Service Gets
Car Load of Horses
And Mules as Gift

\ car load OF saddle horses and
pack mules will arrive here to.
morrow for use Of the forest serv-
tee In the grazing reconnaissance
work which will start about May /.
These animals are being trans
fvrred from the Gcuiogical survey.
which has Just completed work
nea III paso In Texas. II was
decided that II would be cheaper
for the survey to give the animals
t. the forest service than to try to
ship them to some other location
ON which the survey IL working.
Ton uf the pack mules were I'M
loaded at nominE for use on the
ella forest there. where lack OF
roudos makes 1t difficult to fight
fires In fire season Tie rest are
being sent here There will be
about eight saddle horscs and ten
pack mules in the shipment when
% reaches here The cost 60 the
forest service Tor tho animals Will
be from SIS 10 sac a head
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Forest Officials
Start Work Here

A number 81 forest service off,
ciais started thei. work IN review
Ing and outlining future plans for
the southwestern district nerc to-
day. They conferred with district
forester r. g W Pooler this
morning. and they will be here
until the end of the week going
over problems Of finance ana adj
minist.ation with him.
The four Washington officials
who are here are lust completing
q tour Of the western district OF
the forest service. on which they
have done similar work al each
district headquarters. This dis
trict H. the last one they will visit
before returning TO their head
quarters.
Those present at the conference
thit morning with the exceptions
Of the men In the district office
are Roy Headlcy, assistant to
the chies forester. from Wai'nng-
ton, G. T.. Rachford, OF tho WASH
inEton office. Major y W Kelly,
Of Washington, g. A. Bonner, 81
washington; Paul V. Redington,
Of San Francisco; ~, A, Cnlkins.
from rucson, and T.. W. Love
sldge, ef Taos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Cruelty Charged
In Divorce Suit

suit for divorce was filed yes
tprdny IN the district court by
Matte Hinton against John D..
Hinton. iu which She charges him
with cruel and iuhumlu treat
mout and failure Go support her.
% b. alleged bee the complaint that
tho couple was married lu lstf.
and h1r mo- community property
or children.
g. A. pulanshy WIS appointed
referee O. h.a the evidence iu tho
pusv.
active to both packers and ship
pcrs: steady to no cents higher,
l1a to ESQ Founders &l0lt top.
S1O25. $50 tu 300 pound average
al the best time, Sl0i0H$lO 20
some" later arrivals unsuldi hulk
~ sales. So 90 atIU.l53 packing
sowH aud stock pigs, strong 90 10
cents higher
Sheep |it'cripte, o 900. sheep.
- cents 10 90 cents higher. most
-hufn TeNn. woth. s. a. a So "a.
lambs. o. to 30 cents higher
wooded Colorado. 5000. local
led sh.rn offerings. tl4 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25

KANSAS CITY. April 20 Cash
Wheat. No 2. hard. tt3i M2i.bt.
No . .ed. tl32msI.sa
Corn. No . white, 55c: No. O..
yellow 5Gc GGH
Hay. unchanged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO ApIl gh.-HeaVy
selling which looked like liquida-
ton on the part Of eastern hold
rrs led 10 a decided break IN
wheat prices today The break
came soon after the opening.
which was az an advance AZ "a re-
suit of c-ompavauv. zetrcngth Of
quotations at Liverpool Gossip.
however was current about pos
sthle large deliveries hc-c on May
contracts and about difficulty ~
disposing uf cash wheat at May
prices The opening. which varied
from 10 to iAc higher. with NAV
Sli6A To- Si47 and July Si2s to
ti.2gA was followed by a slight
further upturn and then hy q
rapid descent that In some cases
went more than five cents under
early top figures
Corn ana oats pa-alloled the
action Of wheat After OPENING
unchanged TO hcm &c higher.
July 90 = e. 10 50 n e.. the corn mar
ket dropped we'll below ycst.r-
days final figures.
Oats started hcM - Off 10 sc
advance July AOAc 10 4OIC and
later declined an around
Provisions were weak with hogs
and grain
Subsequently. word Of liberal
export purchases at the board
led 10 something OF a rally. but The,
market turned downward again
In the last hour Weakness of the
May delivery was emphasized boy
the fact that May IN the last few
slayF has lost five cents Of IT,
- emium over July The close was
heavy at TO be- net decline
Predictions o. Increased corn
receipts after planting IL over had
q depressing influence later. Tho
close was weak, hcHic 10 lie
net lower
Close
Wheat - May, ti40Ni July
SI2Th.
Corn-Mny. GOMc. July. G4lsc.
OatS-May arse. July. acc.
lard-July, tl1O7. September.
fii3O
Pork-Mhy. f21 20.
Ribs-July 1880, September.
5000.
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MN Yunk CO1-roy

NEW YORK, Aprn % Cotton
futures closed strong May. SIS %.
July. Sl7.73i October. Si7.73. DO
cember, SIZE. January. Si7Gi
Spot cotton. steady middling.
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ToREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April 25.-Foreign
exchange easy. Great Britaln de.
mand ff2is cables. 442N six
tN-dny bills on banks. 44OA.
France, demand. g8UM cables.
s3l Italy. demand. $50: cables.
3 80 Belgium. demand. sb3.
cables. si3H Germany. demand.
27A cables. an. Holland. de-
mnnd 81 80. cables. 27ss. Nor
way, demand. 1850. Sweden. do
mand. 2G.02 Denmark. demand.
- lag Switzerland demand. 1874.
Spain, demand, 1857. Greece. do
mand. asa Poland. demand. O2N.
Czecho-SlovHkia demand, 1856,
Argentine. demand, ab.7b. Brazil.
demand, 400, Montreal. sSs.
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Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 25-Cattle-
Receipts, 10000 Market fairly
active. Beef steers. steady 10
strong, spots higher. early top.
ISIS. bulk. f74OmSs. Sc; she
stock. firm bulls and stockers.
steady. asking higher on veal
calves. undertone strong.
HogE-Receipts. $4,000. Lights
steady 20 8 cents lower; others
fully steady with yesterdays aver
age. top. 5000; bulk. te.SOsf
1900; pigs, about steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Kill
INK classes generally steady; top.
w,Doled lambs, early. $3.50.
shorn, flf6b; bulk. shorn lamb5.
early. tis75 gti42b: shorn year
lingH and two-year-olds. t12 80.
shOrn wetho's. 1000; few shorn
ewes, 1850 half deck bO-pounf
native spring lambs, $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-25

>uit- or I,aincoat- 90 order S23 90
o. g. BOOTH
New Sales Ionm-tt5 Sd. Srcons
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I'OiI,ts
NEW YORK MoNrY

NEW YORK. April 25-Cau
money, steady high. T. low Sis
ruling rate 80 closing bid. 3A
offered al 4 last loan. 4
can loans against acccptauccs.
3 per cent
Time loanf steady: go and DO
days, a. siN months, "a ~
PIN" mercantile paper ~ re-
a. per cent.
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HERALD WANT AID K

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. If you 80 desire, they
viii gladly assist you in word
ing your ad.
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Mi,TAL MARKETS

NEW lUNk, AprU 25--FO7 UIgn
bar silver. 6Sc.
Copper-Ffrm: clectrolytic, spot
ana futures. 12Hcmlac.
Tin-Steady. spot and nearby.
S2l ~. futures. S31.37.
Iron steady. unchanged.
lead-Firmer spot. $3.50
Zinc-S.cady. East st. Louis de
livery. spot. $500 $50.
Autimony-Sput. S5l-.
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IN WEIR, April 20 -Cattle-
Receipts 1000. Market steady on
COWS. steers. 30 tn % cents low -.
hotfcrs. $500 u 81. 80. calves. 81 SO
ufll so; bulls. 81 40 70 81 90.
stuckerS and feeders. s.. 81 80.
HugS-lioceipts. 1900 Market
10 to 10 cents lower. Top. 1895:
bulk, $50 nt9SO.
Shcep-Receipts. 5000. Market
80 cents higher Lambs. $4,000
$3.50, ewcf, s. 90 "a 81. 90.
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Produce

CHICAGO. April 2b.-Buuer-
Highe Creamery extras. 3Sc:
firsts. - y" Ga7ts seconds. san
q 1884, standards. 81 hcn3TMc
Eggs-Highcr. Receipts. 43.54i
ceScS F1rsts. 24cm ave; ordi-
nary ~firsts. 22ca 22is. m~iscellan-
eous, 23cn 23Ac e.. storage PACKED
extras. 27c; storage packed firsts,
gee.
iuultry-Alivo. unchanged.
Potatoes-Siightly stronger. RE-
ccipts, ~ ears. total United States
shipments So ears; Wisconsin
sacked round whites. mostly AI,65
cwt.. Idaho sacked rurals tl.75G
81 so cwt5 Idaho sacked russets.
fancy stock. 81 10 cwt.. new stock
steady. Florida. double-hoadcd
barrels, s%puulding rose. No. ].
81 90 3 81 20. No. 2. 3b.7bmSGOU.
KANSAS CITY. April Eggs
iac higher nrsts. s2A
Butte. -Dnchunged
Poultry uchhngcd.
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'oultry-Alivo. UNCHANGED.


There Will Do" q special meeting
Of Albuquerque Contractors asso-
citation Tuesday evening at Z 30.
Chamber uf Commerce.
The building Trades Council viii
hc present FOR further discussion ~
conditions and agreement with the
association Your presence De-
urgently requested
JOHN r, GptIOpDN
Secretary
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, April 2b-
Cattle Receipts. 1900. ship
ping grade beef steers. steady to
strong; Others steady to weak;
TOP heavy steer and best year
linRE. $3.50; she stock. steady 10
strong. best cows. $500 70 f6.35;
heisers. ts.500t725; few held
around te.eOi calves. strong TO so
cents higher. p~ractichi top. $500
odd lots. W 90 1900; all other
Glasses, mostly steady. Gamers and
cutters, f3.7sdt4ab; bulls, S4.oO
Hsf.bO; light feeders. $500.
Hogs-HeceiptE. 10000. Market
opened slow; bulk later sales
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07

weeks ago reached Il total Of half Il
billion dollars. ihcy also insist they
are the owners Of the MoSul oil fields,
which are in the MrSopo.amian terri
tory inundated to Britain. This oil
question is perhaps The most trouble
some one the conference has to deal
with. 1t IS reported the English may
hnnlly consent to throw over Fr;Sal
anu his kingdom of lraQ ana let rur.
Key hayr thc territory, provided they
are assured Of concessions for the dr.
Nclopmrnt Of the oil fields. Several
other European nations claim Il share,
however, anh Americans have large in
'crcStS In the rr:sion, which MrSSrS
'hild ana Grew arc trying 10 safe
guard hN insisting on the open door
The Ang"rn government seems rather
pari'hl 10 the Americans in this mat,
ter. II ais" is h"$irous ,hn, tn" Amer.
lcan schools ana colleges Shall continue
IN operation in Turkey
Eastern Thracc ANA A,,rianoplc have
hrrn turned over to the Turks and
lh"y are with difficulty being held back
from crossing the Martial river ANA
S"iAin" kara@Htch. which ,hcy ciun,
iircailS" ii is The terminus of the rail.
road from 'onStnn,inoplc. The Greeks
nay" two array corps posted along the
western bank OF the river.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
Mother Tells
Ho.D to Make
a Baby BRIGHT

II your baby is bad and cross it's
a sure sign he needs Teethina," says
mrs. Clair Mcconnell, Of Norman
park' Ga. That's the way 1t always
was with my little boy. When he was
aretting ana cross I would give him
laughing age'n. La
Teeth Is wonderful 5r them
when the, IT.. older, too. I piva t.
to My s. :. 'ear-old bow anG sI'1 vo,, :,
never'saw anything do so much good"
The most frequent cause Of fret
ting cross babies is painful disorders
IN their little tender bowels. Give
them Teethina. Your moNler used II
It's perfectly harmless.
Sold by all druggists, or send 3oc
TO Molrctt Laboratories, Columbus.
Ca, and get a package Of Teethinn
and wonderful booklet about Baby.
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Amounted to Same Thino.

Two children were playing in q GAR
den, and had just started new game
II know line game" said Hurold
s'odenlH. Lets be admirals and com
nand all the ships in the navy"
liis playmate, IL little girl, at once
oegah Imposing conditions.
Al right She said. only 1 must
DC me highest admiral and give com.
mands to YOU"
Harold didn't like the idea, and said
SO. The little girl thought for I, mo.
ment.
Ihen.' she said, lets play that I'm
me 'dmlrars wife. That will do just
as We'll"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
The Truth in Man.

The ultimate truth in .nan is not in
his intellect. or In his pos sessions; It Is
in his illumination Of mind, In his rndi
alton OF sympathy, in his recognition
Of this world, not merely as II store.
house Of power, but as Il habitntion OF
mans spirit, with 'ts eternal music OF
beauty AMI inner light of the Divine
encc.--IngOrc.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
Ihe T onic.

Mrs. Smith (thoughtrully) Pm
a'r''id snail nave to stop giving Tom
my mat tonic the doctor left for him.
Mr.. Smith (mNiously)-Why isn't
he amy better?
Mrs. Smilh~~oh, ycs. But he has
slid down tn" baniSte's six times This
morning, broken the han lamp. two
vases. Il pitcher ana looking glass,
ana don't feel as If could stand
much more
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07

MOORE u"uhIr looms for Greece.
4VA Last week the military court
martial in Athens found guilty n mum.
Der Of those accused OF conspiracy to
commit high treason in connection
with The defeat Of the Crock armies
by the TURKS ana six of ihrm were
condemned 10 death. These wrrr for
mrr l'rcmirrS GounnriS, StratoS ANA
ProiopApadnkiS Former Cabinet Mem
bcrS HaltAzHi and Thcotolis ANA Gen.
cra l!adianrSliS, who commanded the
-Asn Minor armies General Stntigos
and Admiral Gondns were condemned
to life Imprisonment. Great Britain,
through Minister T.. O. Lindlcy, was
quick to protest against tire carrying
out Of the death sentences. but The
Greeks ignored this and within few
hours the six were lined mp and shot.
Minister I.indicy at once notified tho
Greek government that Great Britain
had broken off relations with II ana hc
departed for Lausanne to confer Will,
Lord Curzon. tho British foreign minis.
tor Just why the British felt it their
duty To pursue this course was not re-
guess is that they were glad to find
this opportunity to sever Il relation
ship that had become exceedingly irk-
some and that had brought on them
little but abuse and ridiculr. Now they
are able to Quit Greece with gesture,
Of Righteousness. Hut the results for
Greece are likely to he worry serious, for
Great Britain has been her financial
mainstny and If she cannot form other
close friendships she may find herself
practically isolated. At ,his writing
no other nation has followed the lead
Of Britain. but 1t was said in Washing.
ton that the incident might cause the
indefinite postponcmcnt Of recognition
Of the Greek government by the Unit
ed States. Before the execution Lcf.
ferson Cnffcry, the American charge
d'affaires In Athens. on his personal
account. advised against it.
King George did not approve Of the
executions and asked permission to
leave the country. Instead. he was
held under strict surveillance IN the
royal palace Just outside Of Athens.
TXACTLY what IS going on in the
IL Lausanne conference is being
carefully concealed. the ohlcial com.
mIniques being brief statements from
which the important facts are all omit
ted. The correspondents, reduced to
conjecture. send out many stories of
and there is good reason to
believe some OF these are based on
truth. 1t Is certain that The two com
mittees handling the questions of the
frontiers of Turkey and the possession
Of the Mosul oil fields are making lit
tie progress. The Turks, refusing to
the Mudros armistlce Of
1918, decline to accept responsibility
for the cost Of maintaining allied
troops In Constantipople. which some
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
Christianity and Bualness.

The average man and woman ia
tired Of the heroic, md sighs for tho
possible. Full we'll / know that Chris.
tianity adapted to business today
would rcvolutIonize the world and
leave no social sores to appall US.
Challenge.
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If men who spend so much time
the Bible would remember that

the Bible Is a
judge OF them
the result would
be good. For, the
word In our text
translated "a dis
cqrncr." Is In
nu,ny instances
tran s | q t e d "a
Judge" Indeed.
the selection rep
rcScntS a court
room in which
Gods Word IS
judge and the
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
When the last TRUMP Sounds

The Lord himself shall descend
rom heaven with q shout. with the
voice or the archangcl. and with tha
trump of God; and the dead in Christ
snail rise first.---I Thessalonians 4.1e
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-12-07
Greeks Execute Six Alleged
Traitors and Britain Sewers
Relations.
LAUSANNE MEET DEADiGCCKKED
Mosul Oil Fields Subject OF Much Dis.
putc-Franco Reported Ready to
Occupy the Ruhr - House
Passes Ship Subsidy Bill.
BY EDWARD w. PlCKARD

ME revolutionary government
Of Greece has tried, convicted
and executed three former pre-.
m'crs. TWO former cabinet officers
and a general for conspiring to
commit high treason, in conncc,
ton with the Greek dcbacle in
Asia Minor. Great Britain pro-
tested against the executions and
has broken off diplomatic re!a.
tlons with Greece. Do you think
this is justified, or do you believe
the affair is no business of Brit
AIMS any more than was the ex-
ecusioa of Erskinc Childcrs by
the Irish Free State?
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EMH 81 the result would
V#;=:* V=..*:*:*:::* rs be good. For, the
fSs.s;>s $3.50. %, word In our text
fs$sS*zM 81 translated "a dis
%#>S#*@ = carncr." Is in
~< muny instances
Vslas.s~~~s ~ trnnsla ated "a
= s. Judge" Indeed.
4: 4: :::::: s.: s; !: II: !:
EH$E&M 80: rrScnts court
hsaYxHN IA &S%$% room in which
| ET M@ M, ~ Ss%$ Gods Word is
thoughts and intrnts of the hearts OF
men are the apprchcndcd prisoners on
trial. AS for the prisoners they are
| very significant ones. The name Of one
Is Thought. and his given name Heart,
| and the name of the second is Otter
aily) Outbolings: his given name is
Heart. too There they stand, Heart
| Thoughts and Heart Outboilings on
trial. And there Is the Judge the
Word OF God.
10 say that these two live behind
closed doors or TO pronounce them her
mitS is to speak 900 mildly Doors?
They certainly live within the within.
LOOKS gestures, ,aitS, words, these are
All further out than thny. These are
exposed to view. But Heart Thoughts
anu Heart Outboilngs, who can see
them? We know what results from
them when it all appears In the life
one lives. but to see back and in we
cannot
1t is there that God secs, hence His
word searches like sharp sword
there What folly to try to pcrsua,le
ourselves that because men smile ON
rs we must therefore be hnppv. And
what elaborate folly for rs to thinl,
that because men cannot 500 orr secret
sins therefore we may cover thcm with
our thousands of ,,rva;in,.,
The Bible Truth NOT only hec,oraa
that all is soon ana known NV I1;n,
who gave it, bur the Eih,n vii, ,s,, nc
concerning our doinrs-.yvhv,, II ,vin
say. "Nhot w,s ~ vour ,hn,,,rt ,n1
heart" II wn cav, 81 ~ 49,, ,,,r,,, ,,,-.,
nt focc vo,ro ), ,,,n r;,,,, ',.,s.,,, ~, ,',
,hcrc is No t,cn y,I,,n ,,nh,,,,,,
| IN ,he doo1 h,e hnn,, o,,',,,.a4' w.. .,
motiv, r,a D,J "'"'c' w ',i''
! courtroom ana ,,,,,, III "e
Mems nccloims n,r,t ,,,..,, -, 49,, ~,
and mons s,,n. on ,hn ,.,,. e, ,. 'l
pnlsy whi,o NE ,o,,,;,,, 'r
str,n~,h ,nd ,rcr .w.n,.,n W.. ~ =:
Won do it2 0,on =, ,,,o In
is the secrecy ma .,r;n,,nI =; n,> >v".,' ,',".''
when Tho ,jnncrs of n,,t ,,,,, -,
proceed 10 w,rl, "''
Ana we NAV rirn,,,. os.. .,,,
should 7 h,vr -, ,., ''
inc nv do;nrs,, ,rh, -
pcntndlv .,ivn, j., r1... w. - ~
min. M thn ronr,,oa "'l'
,his. NI,n,. hn.irn.s. ~" -
.slorv or Cnd. ~, ,I,;. w .n,
and rcdcrmrI va n,,,n,,+ ,na,, ,,.'
and pothcr tn onrs,lvne e,n,, ,,,..,o,
ton of our do,,.os fr,,, n,t,,ro E.,.,,n
her son-s nor hcr si,h. c,r ;,st;e,
us We cannot surposs thc of nrts ~
those about us ana thcn bc,.yuso =
that, he justified. How do wu know
how hard they strive? Wc cnnno
make money and give 1t and .hercb,
be justified Tile very making of /
and the result Of the .ivin;. is TOO nh
e;curc for us to trace it. We carnot rs
scmble our records for cheer nm,
hnoynncy and thereby he justified w
know that there is mirth Of n,adness
"Why?' says the Word. What did yo
intend? Had you "set the Lord nj
ways before youy facc?" Had He, S
often crowded out, been accol ded tn
tln al,
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Such as ILove

:. o"ch as love, ! rcbuke ana chas.
use he Jealous, therefore, and do
penance.- Apocalypse 3:10.
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IN HIS American addresses, especial
~ the one delivered in Chicago last
week, NJ. Clrmcnccau insists that,
although Franco does not desire to
crush Germany, she has the best Of
reason to fear another attack on her
by the Germans when. through alliance
with soviet Russia and Turkey they
think themselves powerful enough to
seek revenge. He called attention to
10 grave violations by Germany of the
disarmament provisions Of the treaty
discovered by the allied authorities
mainly in the form Of large hidden
stores OF war material. Cemcnccau
charged that Germany, IN her efforts
TO cvade her responsibilities. had bank
lrIptcd herself Intentionally to keep
from paying France that the average
tax IN Germany is only $l4 In contrast
to M average Of $I5 in France. He
denied again and again and at length
that France IS milltnristic.
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ssssssssssss>ssssssSs, sS >>s~
At the Rar Of ,1od's
Word
BY REV. H. OSTROM, u. D.
Extension Department. Moody Bible
institute. Chicago.

TEHT-The Word Of God Is a discerner
or the thoughts and intents Of tho heart
Heb. 4-12
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me occasional use OF Roman Eye Bnlsam
~ q. n'sht VIII prevent and relieve tired eyes
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tKNil,H( wrrr r,,,r,,,, ,,
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