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The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
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ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS1

Mrs. L. C. Simon and daughter, L.
Roya of Bridger, spent the week end
with Mrs. George Youst.
Lubes and his entertainers gave a
dance at Washoe Saturday night and
are giving one here the 18th.
Phil Noble burned his hands quite
badly Monday evening while attempt
ing 70 light a fire with gasoline.
Miss Blanche Vedel, who is attend
ing business college in Billings, spent
the week end here with her parents.
Mrs. Alex Hynds, Mrs. Alex Hoth-
erall and Mrs. Robert Irvine attended
to business in Red Lodge Saturday.
Miss Marion Erb, Miss Sara Holmes,
Mrs. Bertha Cox and Mrs. John Ham
}ilton shopped in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sconfienza
and daughter, Doris, visited few
days last week with friends in Red
Lodge.
Leslie Thorn of Washoe suffered a
crushed hand Saturday at the Washoe
mine. He was working on a loading
machine.
Mrs. Ardissono and daughter, Ag-
nes, Della O'Prato and Joe Favero
were visiting at the Sconfienza home
Sunday.
Eli Pekich and children, Danny and
Daisy, motored to Billings Sunday to
visit with Mrs. Pekich, who is in a
hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. McKinnon mo-
tored to Billings Friday to visit rel
atives and attend the football game,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Rowland and
family of Belfry have moved up here
to make their home. Mr.. Rowland is
running the new sub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sconfienza, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Sconfienza and
daughter, Doris, were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ugaste
of Red Lodge.
Virginia and Paula Cole and Joan
Beeney gave short program to the
pupils at the grade school Friday aft
ernoon, consisting of dancing, sing
ing and music.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Cents and fam
lily and Mrs. William Noble, Phil and
Helen Noble motored to Billings Sat
urday to attend the football game be-
tween the Bobcats and Cowboys.
Mrs. Walter Lamport, Mrs. Roy
Wadsworth and Mrs. j. L. Cross spent
Wednesday at Mrs. George Youst's,
finishing a quilt for a bazaar, to be
held Dec. in the old bank building.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
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Elmer Ennis purchased a new Ford
truck on Monday.
f. c. Davis was a business callei
at Billings ON Friday
Loren Mcpherson of Rapelja visited
friends here on Saturday.
Otto Broel1way was a business call
er at Billings on Saturday.
A number from here attended the
dance at Joliet Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Sauerwein visit
ed friends at Silesia on Monday.
William Mushbach was business
caller at Red Lodge on Wednesday.
Ida Miller was a business caller at
Billings for a few days this past
week.
M. G. Swan, county surveyor, was
a business caller in this vicinity on
Friday.
Mrs. Boyd will entertain the Ladies
Aid society at her home on Thursday
Nov. %.
c. S. Banta of Billings was a caller
in this vicinity for few days this
past week.
Marvin Kirkhart of Fromberg spent
the week end at the home of his
parents here.
George Ferguson motored to Kirby
on Saturday for a visit at the home
Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Cruel and chill
dren of Red Lodge visited relatives
here on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ?. Wilson and chill
dren were business callers at Red
Lodge on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, T. Anderson of
Joliet were business callers here on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ennis left on
Tuesday for California, where they
will spend the winter
Paul Anderson, Donald Anderson
and Loren Mcpherson attended the
football game at Billings on Satur-
day.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Vera Dunn motored to Billings
Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Reardon motored to Rob
erts Saturday.
Mrs. w. S. Laughery motored to
Billings Saturday.
Mesdames E. F. and c. L. Burger
shopped in Billings Saturday.
Henry Haddox and son, Charles.
motored to Billings Saturday.
c. D. Craft of Red Lodge is visit
ing friends in Joliet this week.
Conrad Kercher of Bridger enjoyed
the carnival here Friday night.
F. McDonough and D Mccall were
joliet visitors Friday evening.
Mrs. Mark Hetland drove to From
berg Sunday evening to the show.
Mrs. M. A. Dillon and Hazel mo-
tored to Laurel Monday evening.
The property of Elizabeth Duffield
is being improved by cement walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hammond trans
acted business in Billings Saturday.
The H. B. Pierce family spent Sun
day evening at the H. C. Wilcox home.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Shorten of
Shane Ridge visited in Joliet Sun
day
MIR. and Mrs. J. Polin were guests
at the James Oliver home this week
end
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Tidyman motored
to Billings Saturday, returning Sun
day.
D. Mclaughlin spent part Of the
week at the E. L. Marvin home in Bill
lings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Davidson and
Mrs. Charles Anderson visited at the
R. G. Martin home in Red Lodge Tues
day.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

A large number of Roberts young
folks attended the carnival in Joliet
Friday evening.
Miss Agnes Sekora left Tuesday for
Billings, where she will enroll in the
Billings normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Schmidt of Red
Lodge visited at the Williams home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Arc returned
Thursday from Butte, where they have
been visiting friends.
Mr.. Hartwig and Miss Myrtle
Fisher of Red Lodge were week end
guests at the Williams home.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Eva
McMinn were dinner guests at the
Heikkila home Wednesday evening.
Alfred Heikkila, Toivo Homi and
Thomas Hogan motored to Billings
Saturday and returned Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Elizabeth Hanni was a Red
Lodge visitor Saturday. Miss Eliza
beth Hanni teaches at the Wilson
school,
Mrs. H. Morgan left Wednesday for
Billings, where she is spending few
days before she goes to Chico Hot
springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Williams and
Mr.. Hartwig and Miss Myrtle Fisher
attended the football game in Billings
Saturday.
Mrs. G.. Erickson and daughter, Vio-
la, and Mrs. Emil Heikkila and daugh-
ter, Erceldean, motored to Red Lodge
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Abrahamson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Heikkila visit
ed at the August Kallio home in Red
Lodge Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Williams and
the Misses Anna Anderson and Karen
Wefold were dinner guests at the
Wentworth home Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Anderson and Miss
Karen Wefold and Mr.. and Mrs. A..
C. Curtis were dinner guests at the
Schrumpf home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. d. Williams attended a
bridge luncheon in Red Lodge Thurs
day, given by Mrs. F. H. Alden. Mrs.
Williams received beautiful pair Of
Madeira pillow cases for the club
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Monahan, Mrs.
John Monahan, Mrs. V. C. Forester
and Mrs. E. Blackard motored to Bill
lings Friday and returned the same
day. Mrs. John Monahan visited with
friends until Saturday.
A high school party was enjoyed
by a number of young folks at the
school house Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games
and dancing. At the close of the
party refreshments were served.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
Roberts
seaolAL CORRESPONDENCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

George Sebeck, a local barber, left
Monday for New York City.
Miss Grace Gunnary was the week
end guest of Miss Jane Marsyla.
Mrs. Eugene Blackard entertained
at bridge party Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George REM and chill
dren of Edgar visited friends here
Sunday.
A carload of turkeys was shipped
to Henningsen Produce company in
Butte Monday.
Among the Roberts people in the
county seat Saturday we're the Mes
danes Joe Allen, Jack Mccartney,
Harry Monahan, Eugene Blackard,
Emil Heikkila and Miss Eva McMinn.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

Mrs. Chance of Chance was a visitor
in town Friday.
James Hawthorne motored to Re-
/. Lodge Wednesday.
Frank Robel was a business caller
in Red Lodge Monday.
Mrs. Charles Frasure shopped in
Red Lodge Wednesday.
Mary Bruno was a visitor in town
Tuesday from Red Lodge.
Miss Thelma Bourett spent the week
end at her home in Bridger.
Tony Ringailo was injured Sunday
morning at the Bearcreek mine.
The stores were all closed here Mon
day on account of Armistice day
Edgar Pauley of Boyd visited We'd
nesday at the Alex Hawthorne home.
John Reinhart spent few days last
week in Helena, attending to business.
- Everett Hawthorne was out of
school Thursday on account of illness.
Miss Naomi Youst attended the
football game at Billings last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Ugaste of Red
Lodge visited friends in town Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wes. Walters of
Chance we're in town Friday on busi-
ness.
Robert Richards left Thursday for
Wyoming on hunting trip for deer
and elk.
!. Mrs. Sanford Kaple and Mrs. John
Reinhart shopped in Red Lodge We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Joe Ujzanko and daughter,
Helen of Belfry, were visitors in town
Saturday.
The Senior Christian Endeavor met
Friday at McCorkle's to organize for
the winter.
Myrtle Wadsworth spent the week
end with her cousin, Maria Williams,
of Washoe.
" Miss May Chesarek left last week
for Billings, where she will enter bust
ness college.
Mrs. Frank Maurich and children
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Knuut-
tia Thursday.
Helen Noble and Mildred Hawthorne
were overnight guests Of Leila Nc
Donald Tuesday.
Miss Lucille Williams, William Ro-
mex and James Fairgrieve motored to
Billings Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hunter and
daughter, Betty Mae, were shopping
in Red Lodge Saturday.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15
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other good drug stores.
The Carbon County news., 1928-11-15

"Clinging vine" before marriage
often becomes an independent rambler
afterwards.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
FORMER WESTBY
YOUNG MAN DIES

Benjamin Charles Knudson was
born at Midale, Sask., Canada, Nov.
20, 1907 and died at Dodson. Montana
June 16, 1928 at 800 D. m.
He moved co Westby, Montana with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Knud-
son in 1910 where they resided until
the spring of 1920 when the family
removed to Douglas, North Dakota.
He completed his school work in 1926
after which he helped handle his ia
theirs implement business. In the
spring of 1926 he was united in mar
riage to Edith Duty of Douglas to
which union two sons were born. In
the fall of 1927 he moved with his
family to Peerless, Montana where he
became proprietor of the Peerless Ga
rage, also operating the electric light
plant for the Dakota Montana Co.
Surviving him are his wife, two
sons, Nathaniel and Richard, his mo-
ther and father three sisters, Mary
Isabelle and Algretta and a brother
brother Nels, all of Douglas, N. D
Funeral services were held at Holy
Cross church at Douglas, Rev. Johl
c. Wingering officiating, Wednesday
June 30, 1928. Interment was in thu
Catholic cemetery at Douglas.
Six of his classmates, Melvin Pres
thus, Glen Larson, Elmer Gabel, Har
old Olson, Stanley Cowan Lorenzt
Martin were pail bearers.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

Following is the list of May Eighth
Grade graduates:
Phyllis Decker, Dooley school 9436
Helen Madsen, Hawthorn, 1870.
Ralph Clauson, Dooley, 1870.
Holger Mouritsen, Hawthorne, $3.50
Velma Clark, Antelope, 879o.
Lois Clark, Antelope, 874o.
Leroy Peterson, Redstone, S7@6.
Donald RICHARDSON, Antelope, S686.
Grace Buck, Antelope, $3.50.
Janet Goss, Dooley, 500.
Meta Black, Raymond, 500.
Howard Bjprk, Comertown, $50.
Bernice Glaze, Antelope, $50.
Myron Aslakson, Redstone, $50.
Those who made an average grade
of less than $3.50 were:
Marion Anderson Howard Mccall
Maurice Bell Fred Michels
Astrid Brekke Merl Mildly
Solway Brekke Dorothy Myars
Arnold Boe Eva Nelson
Helen Bye Mabel Nelson
Anna Christensen Emile Nielsen
Frank Clark Elmer Olson
Russell Foss Walter Overgaard
carol roster James PerSlcke
Maurice Gaffney Herman Pohle
Shirley Hedges Soren Rasmussen
Edward Heppner Lawrence Reuter-
Carmen Hovdey Norman Sorensen
Hilmen Hovdahl Mildred Spoklie
Solveig Hove Rachael Spoklie
Vera eJnsen Emma Tommerup
Lydia Johanson Helen Waller
Evelyn Johnson Marcella Wendt
Kenneth Kaae Mary Westergard
Clifford Knudson Lillian Olson
Helen Larson Irwin Hovdey
Mildred Lindquist Denelda Hansen
/, Ragnhild Linn Grace Sherry
/, Leora Lodahl Vincent Bergh
Olga Lodahl Elizabeth Ottenbre
, Following is a list of tie pupil
who received 100%c on their examir
alton papers:
Arithmetic: Myron Aslakson, Rec
stone; Meta Black, Raymond.
Reading: Ralph Clauson, Doole!
Phyllis Decker, Dooley.
The pupils making the highe
: grade in the two 7th grade subjec
were: Hygiene: Homer Loucks, Re,
The producers news., 1928-06-29
LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. NJ. EGGE. Pastor
n. W. LNNA1, I doIUI
e WorShin at II a. m.

Divine worship at il a. m.
Morse services at Antelope at 200
p. m.
Services at Raymond at 4:15 p. m.
Sunday, July
Services at Antelope with the lay
ing of the cornerstone and church
dedication at 1G:30 a. IN. Sermon by
Rt. Rev. A. NJ Skindlov of Spokane.
The Circuit meeting of the Northeast
ern Montana circuit will be held in
connection with it beginning Sunday
afternoon with an address by Rev. H.
B. Kildahl of Minneapolis, executive
secretary Of our national board CT
charities. The meeting is open to all
full of interest to all. Begin now to
plan to attend this meeting. All are
welcome.
Though our good people of Ante
lope would like to furnish free lodg-
ing and meals to all they cannot
promise this to all, however except to
pastors and delegates and visitors
from a distance as this is one of the
smaller parishes. Would those who
cannot reach home between sessions
kindly bring their lunch baskets. The
ladies aid will furnish free coffee anC
cream.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE
MOntana-DakOta Power Company

The board of directors of the Mon
tana-Dakota Power Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of One Dollar and Seventy-five Cents
(S1.75) per share on the outstanding
10 Preferred Capital Stock, One Dol
lar and Fifty Gently (S1.5O) per share
on the outstanding 6e6 Preferred Cap
ital Stock and Fifty Cents (5Oc) per
share on the outstanding Common
Capital Stock of the Company payable
July 2, 1928, to stockholders of record
the close Of business, June 20, 1928.
AYTCH P .WOODSON, Secretary.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
Sheridan County Registration
List Larger Than Last Year

fo the pimay election which is to be
The registration list in Sheridan
county for the primary election which
will be held July II is larger than for
the primary of two years ago by 315
registered voters. In 1926 the total
was 3,104 while this year it is 3,419.
This indicates one of two things
either an increase in the number of
voters or more widespread interest
in registration by them. Registra-
tion for the primary closed June 1.
Registration for the general cleo
tion this fall, which is set for Novem-
ber 6, will close September 21.
Registration from the various pre-.
cincts in the county for the primary
election iS as follows.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
RAID AT SCOBEY

Scobey.-Federal prohibition officer
COrcOran assisted by Policeman Hale
Nelson and George Johnson, raided
three or four places in Scobey We'd
nesday evening of last week. Not
much evidence was secured at any OF
the places raided. Mike Ward and
Frank Nash paid fines of $3.50 each
the following day to- the city of Sco-
bey.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
&c LOCAL MARKETS

4,rr Anderson 70 Reserve was d
ArIlul loot visitor Friday.
1ongtrv of Fortuna, N. d.
Rusa !, hPI9 hPPIie9ntywood Saturday for
cang ca.psrsi i days visiting ing friends
..,, Hanson, a farmer from the
Simon inrecinct. transacted busi-
~. ny I'M in the county @ capital
1,.ob Gauthum Of Grenora, n. D.,
'at'O So If the many new subscribers TO
i F. u News this week.
c.orge Daughters of the WeStby
UtUa9' af arrived in PlentywoOd Mon
}5S'lI''l pre- to look after legal business.
u.rold Hanisch motored down from
c.D5ar lIa.D to spend over Sunday with his
oorents in this city.
Ms Clarence Morey has been quite
.r 'i,o' tbo mast two weeks and is confined
10 her bed. -oo--
u.g;am GabrielsOn Of the Westby
-',inrt "1,, motored to Plentywood Mon
sy 70 purchase machinery repairs.
Alfred Knutson of Archer was {
.,.;ness visitor in this city last Mon
day. oo-
Pom Moe of Archer autoed to Plen
+rTood Monday and traded cars will
ie Farmers Garage.
Charles Garner of the Dion-Eus
t,om clothing store is driving a nev
Chandler car these days.
Otto Stadig is driving a new autc
these days, having recently returne,
from Duluth with the new machine.
Coal orders win receive promp
attention. Phone 20 or see A. "
Eurk 59-tf
Ideal for the hot weather. Sleeve
less dresses in fancy vOils, dimitie
and tub silks. JOhnson's store.
90
George Bell of the Quitmeyer pre-
cnct mOtOred to the county seat FIR
day on business.
Carl Ebeling of the McElroy pre-
cnCt was seen on the streets of Pier
tyWOod Saturday.
John Bowler Of Medicine Lake We
in the county capital Saturday visi
Ing friends.
WynOna Wankel of the Dooley pr
dnct was a PlentywOOd shopper la
Saturday.
c. Kanskrup of Chicago sent in h
new subscription to the News off
this week.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many. friends
for their kind acts of sympathy dur
ing our bereavment, tie death OF cur
loving husband and son; also for the
immense array of beaui I'll flowers.
Mrs. B. C. Knudson and children,
B. D. Knudson and family.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
Farewell Partu
Aluminium Demonstration Dinners

Aluminium demonstration dinners
were given this week at the Henry
Goodman and Erna Zimmerman
homes in this city. Large numbers
of friends were present at both de-
monstrations and enjoyed the repast
served by the two young statesmen,
who are showing the merits of their
cooking utensils in actual practice.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
Picnic at DeSilva ParL

The Wednesday Night club gave a
picnic Wednesday evening at the De-
Silva Park, and large number were
present. A general good time was
had by the members and an excellent
picnic lunch was served on the lawn.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
NAME OF PEKING is
CHANGED TO PEIPING

Shanghai, June 26.-The Nation
alist government political council
has decided to change the name Of
the historic Manchua capital, Pek-
ing, to Peiping, meaning northern
peace"
The producers news., 1928-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

After the inst Of July I will be
absent from ny office until August
18th, ahrn will again have my Of
flee open ltaGy TO look after the
d.ctal Ce1ecIs T.. hiy patrons.
nk. + i. GUSTAFSON,
1918 PlantywoOd, MOlts,
The producers news., 1928-06-29
Your Whole
Appearance
Depends on
Your Hair

Without beautiful, we'll kept
lalI, you can never be really at
Jac'lye. Soft, silky hair radi-
NY -T loVllness and is the most
aaurlng charm any woman can
3ossesS' .oS' 1t makes the plainest
F!IeS jFSaguIeS appear soft and sweet.
,OIIunately. beautiful hair is
~" easily obtained.
!oo lou can have hair that is
.55.alnng and attractive if you
A'ip'y shampoo it properly.
II n.,,,[ you want to always be re-
wan pItnl9efed for your beautiful,
,st ettu,Aept hair, make it a rule to
n. certain day each week for
tba alScn Ven Shampoo and marcel at
rao,,, o venus Beauty Parlor. This
ksula[ kasu weekly shampooing will
fep frdp Ihe scalp soft and the hair
Ioot;Sana ana silky, bright, fresh
ea@r n'g and fluffy, wavy and
fsi;,,. ffsSy to manage-and make it
gIo..y I1ily sparkle with new life,
siOss and lustre.
The producers news., 1928-06-29
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Harmony Bridge Cluh

The Harmony Bridge club met with
Mrs. George Wright Thursday of
last week. Several tables were nlav-
ed, Mrs. Frank Guenther winning min
head prize andMrs. Blaine Dean the
consolation. A delicious lunch was
served at midnight, after which the
members departed for their homes
having spent a most enjoyable even
ing.
Farewell Party
Mrs. Hans Thompson gave a fare
well luncheon in honor of her siste,
Mrs. A. c. christensen Monday ev
ening, who is leaving for st. Paul
Mimi, on her way to her home in tn,
east.
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Joseph Billet of Outlook returned
to his home after spending several
weeks in the hospital here as result
of an operation for appendicitis.
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Judge S. E. Paul and Court Steno-
grapher Koser autoed to Scobey Tues
day and Wolf Point Wednesday, at
tending to court business.
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Judge S. E. Felt of Baker, Mont,
was in Plentywood Monday, sitting
on several cases in the place of Judge
Paul
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Mrs. Jack Lougheed and daughter
of New York arrived in Plentywood
Wednesday to make her sister, Mrs.
Ted Curtin, a visit.
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Mrs. Newgaard and daughter of
Medicine Lake arrived Tuesday and
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Larson in
this city for several days.
The producers news., 1928-06-29

Ben Macarthur of Medicine Lake is
receiving treatment at the Memorial
hospital in this city, having arrived
last Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1928-12-03
NEW EVANGELISM
BY DR.. Frank Crane

- ERSONAL work the appealing to individually
Of by altogether idea in matters Of
religion
But the Rev Kernaha pioneer personal visitation
together his theories and his experience
in the matter in called Visitation Evangelism
Wesley Whtefied Moody, Tamadge sunday
paul RAIDER MPherson the like been remarkably
toward bringing people into cooperation with
These methods however looked on with con
brows have been criticized largely be-
they supposed to depend emotiona MOB py
-chology, etc. !,
be called emotional when they
are ma another
thing visitation evangeic campaigns is their
During the last four Dr. Kernahan states that his
efforts have resulted in $4,000 decisions.
The drive Greater New York from March II to April g. 1908
1O014 decisions previous
campaign by churches in Staten Island claimed as
result of two weeks work the gain of LOTT adherens to the
surprising economy method induces
the Greater New York Federation of Churches
paign in 1928 and by decision second drive for
the spring of 1929
The workers by visit house to house
they gather for mutual enthusiasm and instruction.
preparation this 1t
gives something do if he WILL Church life
something than attending meetings.
The Christian Church is often criticized for sending its mis-
aonare into heathen lands, and it supposed to be char
acteristc of the literary Brahmn that he
their the Christian essentially
organization 1t has always interpreted the
of it's founder to be in measure its constitution
doubt that the dissemination
among the people improves their morality and citizenship
II the Christian Church has for existing
whatever makes for its increase is of value
The visitation all of
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