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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Mraz " Nebrasce nadelal pres
noe Ia tisice Skody.

Skliznovl odborn1ci odhado-
vail, re mraz, ktery Sc dostavil
V 1dol1 North Platte v zapadni
Nebrasce, zp1sobil skody asi
"a $780, 900.
Nejv6tsf skoda byla zpGso-
bena ma bramborach, fazolich,
rajskych jablfckach a cukrove
Tep9. Skoda ma kukufici ma Ste
stf nenf velka. Byl to nejra-
n6isf mraz v Nebrasce cd roku
1911.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19

testovali, cernosi je udeTili kla-
divem a prohledali je. Divci-
nu stryci ukradli divadeln1 ku-
katko a penezenku, v n1z vsak
nebylo pence. D1vka vytrhla Sc
cernochGm, ale chytili j a dali
il do auta, jez stale u hraze,
Kdyz auto odjelo, stryc dlvcin
vystoupil z reky a uvedomil te-
lefonem policii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Ohyzdny zlocin cernochE.

13leta bila divka, bydlicf v
jiznim st. Louis, byla znasilne-
ma ctyrmi cernochy, kteri wall
il z ochrany jejlho stryce ma
konci Gratiot St., kdyz udefili
stryce a jeho pritele kladivem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19
Kinchlerovi 81. adv doSel kou-

Kinchlerovi 81, ably dosel kou-
pit pivo. Schuermann pravil
dale, re Kinchler byl venku asi
p6l hodiny a prinesl pejlek
prazdny a z dollaru pouze 25c.
Uderil jej pejlkem, kdyz fekl,
re nema vice pence. Byl mrtev
nez byl dopraven do M6stske
nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-19

udava, re konsunmentGv dollar
koupil v srpnu 1941 O 1872
vice neil roku 1928, kdezto
lonskeho roku nakupnf cena
dollaru byla o Ill procenta
vyss1 prot roku 1928.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Attractive red and gray her
ringbone fibre, Imitation leather
protects edge of front seat.
Double stitched at points of
strain.
Sedrs-Auto Accessories
Evening star., 1941-09-24

45 plates 100 smpere hours.
Lifevear rubber separators. No
spill safety vent For Ford,
Chevrolet. Plymouth, Terraplane
Dodge, etc.
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Gold Crest Motor OIL gives you
safe fabrication at an eXcep-
tionslly low cost. S. A. E grades
so, 40, 80 and 90.
Rear OF All Stores
Evening star., 1941-09-24

Bolt action tubular repeating
shotgun. Full choke, recoil
pad. Take-down model, holds
6 shells, S in magazine. Proof
tested barrel. One-piece walnut
finished stock, with full pistol
grip.
Sears-SportinQ Goods
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

ne1ts 0FaAlA Mzwxa cum
ard c1AsAoese 0rNmwuua
sAinax wirtoge / ! usx
uR EapkramAA mAExA 80 hs
snunn - Fft1as enEeznhss -
Tne hssp 81 ne sfsm aetams
hAsn6 90 . plnS ~ a . crxasEm
Whe srNe Tne C4tAns1 3 ! Ok
pw tntent upnn dsoessrY q 4
na<a1 fnFmeA ~ sn.e neasnNnl
q rncalAi dlrAnsewnnN psasa4.
TAi Nssn* ~ ~ muv b Z nnl.
tArsum fux fAf menfafY afsHra<a
ard the a~trnnsphnsN AMI ture q,
ne pswAawEtolA wAtssh y m as
senss 4 hofnr ptay. arr s~ntre
Ard czlnic4i The daekM AeanNsm
his lie = c1s1ylnk On mhusy
snst n chkna tn ne Rlrs wtsa
had paAnsss6 nAal - her NE uusk
ne ea8f tnclmaNx dassns Hzephen.
Nsn 3~eraadins FsxxusaiA Dseznaa
crhp and Barbara CNell.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
P~ascag0ula School
Orchestra To Make
Appearance Soon

THE pascagoula school Band AUX
iilafy met Monday night. IL TO
o'clock IN The band room Of the high
school for is first meeting of lhe
yeaf. There aaa an unusually large
attendance. including two new
members.
The session waa presided over b.
Henry ". oauiieF. who started his
second year as president o. the
organization. and was opened b al
nlose attending repeating aloud he
Lords Prayer Tho minutes we're
read b. The secretary. Mira ". r.
6paFkxnnn. Jr. Mrs. Aaron Bafnd
gave the ~treaeufer's report.
Prof P. A. Stubbieiield. director d
the band. made an Interesting talk
"a the assembly telling o. the fsFo~
afeSs Of TIE band daring tfse num~
mer months and also II ne plans
for the coming year. He made am
n0uneSfnens also Of programs for
the school year.
He reported also that the new
school orchestra h making excellent
progress and viii Be ready npon 70
give its first public recital This
vii Be given ii about sta weeks
The orchestra. however. viii n0f be
ready % play dance muzic fos some
time yet.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

W1sHI1EAa Richard Young ard
wife IVA Yuang On khe ftth o. d
March. ip4l exncused and delivered
70 the Paneas0aia Nasi0nal Bank. -
beneficiASys ard l. X. Mnfntn3n. -
ThnNiee. . certain dgnd II kfuEz
which u recorded III Book "a, raaa
90 and eBb u the neoo8a m usHds
Of Trust u jackson County. NsfAs
a 1nNAala ~ Indebtedness a11 tie
ald pascAeouia National Hank. and
WHEREAS. default has been
made In tar provisions 81 saEd d1e1
~ trust and tBa FancaNpala naticH-
al Bank a. h0idsr Of tie indehlnaa
nnas occurred tllerfhy. has requested
the undersigned 70 ~fnsenlnma sid
decd 81 trust. therefore, 1 l. X.
Mcintosh Trustee. Mlil. % tie fEzA
day Of HeptemhNf. fDti. within iasai
hours. At taa front duof q Ne
court house q jackson CoanEF.
MiAusappf. sell 70 ne hieheat and
best bidder for enan, Ire Ioii1nsEa
described property. fo~ufts
lot - II tha Head AulAfIsisIun
o. lot A. 81 the alrinine KKe1s
Tract a PER plat there feeoFAea
IN Plat bD1k /. paaa 81 # fhA
Official PIAts q said county 4Hd
state. said Land being klIuaEsa
Ia Claim Section + TuNnanip
6onth. Range s West. Jaeksnn
County. a~flssissippt
witness mY signature tasz zalh
day Of Auesats 1871.
l. e Mcintosh.
Tfnaie4.
s-2s. %. e-io. ads.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Lucedale Officer
Recover Stolen Car
Of Local Citizen

Highway Patrolman w. ID. mud1
Grey recovered q stolen car We'd
nesday afternoon. Sept. .. when he
located the car near Bexley.
The stolen q belonged 70 A. o.
Delmas. Of rascagoula. and vas
taken from hts residence about 300
O'Clock Sunday morning. August 81.
The car was 8 1885 Ford. and car
ried a California license plate.
Mr.. Grey traced the car. running
down clews that carried him all over
the county. and finally located It IN
the woods near BexIey.
No one was found with the : at
the time Of It's recovery. but Il Is
believed that the name Of the
guilty party IL known The ga was
turned over 70 A. ". Eel. Chief Of
Police OF Pascae0ula. Wednesday
afternoon. at $50. when he came %
Lucedaie to recover the car. and
carried Il back % Pascaeoula-
Lucedale Times.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Negro Scout Troop
Service Impressive

One e tire most lrmrmMmfre nns
Scout services nn6 u4uerasna evas
bed IN lae Fast jackson Connts
LAxtFct wma presented in9f San8aay
when the Negro TruuA &en con
Quoted IA court of huaur II the
M0Ss fsntnt Baptls3 Chnrrh me
ceremonies wxfc attended b abswas
Isl persons ataelnatng r. " ThncRs
e., Scout Executive ana his axstss-
anI Charles Hooker. az Hsatinn.
eurH. and 8sEary W. 0auiAer. ass
uict commissioner. IS vel A Inc
troop committee and parents az nae
Scouts.
Durang the ceremonies Is mem.
beF1 % he troop recwaved aaelr Sec
ond-caAEs badges and two received
Frst-clazx badges.
The program opened with !
hymn sung ~ the chareh elssaE
The invocation was given ~ Rev.
n H. Smith The choir followed
this with another hymn after
which Ellen Kennedy gave the I'D
dress o. welcome.
Scout c. A. Budraaux repeated
the scout laws scout Elmer Joseph
gave . history Of the troop. A aaori
talk was made ~ Prof. q. ". war.
rcn. Chairman Of the troop COM
mtttee. The scouts then saras
America
Talks also were made b. Rev
Campbell and Commissioners Henry
w. Gautier.
The Scouts sang, -oad SCOUTING
Spirit, which was followed By 1
talk by Soousmazter L. P. Scott.
The ceremonies marking the pres
entatton Of the badges was opened
by all badges being placed IN q Elas,
bowl. covered By = white cloth and
blessed by Rev. Smith.
The first badge was awarded b
Executive Thacker: the Second b
Mr.. Hooker; the third by Commits.
sioner Gautier. the fourth b. Rev
Smith; and the fifth BY Rev. Nc.
Culk1n The mothers OF the boy
drew the other badges and made tn
presentations.
AS each boy received his badge III
approached the Bible and knelt on
both knees while he repeated TAI
Scout Oath.
This is the first time ceremonies
Of this kind wer carried out her,
in connection with Eoy Scout activ.
tiles
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
N0THEM o. fsFENffnN 70 Is9uK
JACKSON c0DkTr. mlaafNaIFr

NOTICE o. fsTKNnnN 10 NauR
kaea eaese9 f0Haf H0AeN MnM0R o.
AAGhHoA C0thT1. mi6EfNaIFf1
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aafkseH Ee#a&s. MhatsNtrNa
NOTICE ~ HNAEHT GIVEN sAna a.
Ae4f4 e 1spsF@ass "A 1eetAsn CoNh4g.
AAesa=aapp4 a4 e. sks ~ a. ~ Sep
saaheE te4A a4ess = eafissa nesesssisaa
aslzFins 4 = = ~ paanlten ri nekf
heafk e Asa4 - haaA ~ $50 Gssstg
- As Hssiaazm Ageefenta pftn1ieal
AHaaaf e Eess aaHAfe4 uaesanA nn&
So fN4eah4f f42 a. n4f9see ~ prss
ssaise : Gears Hsa3 ~ aid CsNnsg.
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80 sa4ss - - Fat4e a cAeatsT n
- H~tssastefz Gata r tlt4. M1Mstg
ssFsssm 80 50 zt4 usse1
- - 80 -
1saz.
hasks 5 fsFshsf xsse dsf asis tsa6.
- = aaaf4 A. 8a Hea4ag tNta4sF
1851 Hesta3a - - Asne - te~faAcrs
= 50 4enzz e. a $500 tsf1efsesi
Hesaes HaaG
heae = ferha Hla 49, - sasli
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49, - - ~ Msa ssf stsH kaff
- Fzh e H8sza 4EaNa a. Na4zrs
q 80 tse4. So - e 81 txa y o.
4a4eE e 2Nlls ee4 So teH ft43l ~
- s4as t4kesfsn4 - ~ 0as14. -
fhesse e Hse ah - - #tm 4Ni4
80 = NzzaH 44sa ~ H44 81
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$50 ea Hae > Aafttt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Psssuns attendsr9 tlze Rsm T1en-
re duFzsx tire sfszkng week vi
ffr1 . x3sA variety q entessAln-
nzez1t vls1<h encsmrx~s vrzuany
every tire q uctgye rhge d
cssnRszx ruzzzErsea western aFHsnA
ysaeznarzma ana naaxtcal& The
tusns are a . classification whxh
uln spEzaai 10 a. kinds q As
ard uesa walh Uaslr ~parthcuiAr AZ
prevail
Truisft ffiday S1ptesnhea IA
~Dancs Hail g oznnedyTNnAneN
wff - presented II d te szazy
Il ere oinae-ndance girls ard taeiz
experiences Offen Eaere are casn-
us4cakians II such a HE whtch
n4nc4pAl4y are taken hqntlg ~ the
asf1 nat 10 u1n aetatdss khes pre-
sent q very &muzlnE sidg q Efe
Their rcsziAnees guide shNf dexltsaics
ard a0c tutrreSt 70 tive ltesz thes
Lad The s1nry of a4e pirtgEe u
wx1 portrayed BY chr cast hcsacd
bg Carols EAnnks Cesar Romero.
MllsAm sessry ard Jane Ssozye.
Takaea IS just anothef wesaern.
wlta . @xnsly Rbose asegage rat
i1S -Cyolune % H0rsebark" wfil
Be presented snsnarr0W. SATURDAY.
September - This IS ofm Of Tim
HoIix westerns and Is q yarn al
tie difficulties besettinT . y0ung
sial ard her brother In stxtnakna
~ wf~ ~sm.eN 49, mm.r
TsSer fight 70 victogy Ia carrying
out their plans Is fun 81 aclion.
gun-flre and xilliaHy. With Holt
are Marjorie Reynolds Ray Whit
ley. Lee IAsses" White and Harry
Worth. making up =, capahAe cast
A drama Of the ftshirg fleet Is
related IN ~Barnncle Bill an In
terestsng pscture 70 be shown sun
day and Monday. September IL and
Is. The story is that q . fisher
man whose life is made OF troubles
he Is caught selling stolen boat
gear lands In q saloon. Spends his
time under the influence of ncuor
and 8 bar maid, but finally reforms.
The romantic SIDE Of the plot 4
furnished by the attentions Of
Marge. who brings him around and
finally succeeds IN winning the MAJ
she has loved for years The cast
includes Wallace Beery. Marjorie
Main. Leo Garlic, Virgins Weld
ler and Donald Meek.
Power Drive" an aviation m1lo-
drama, viii be presented on Tues
day. September i6. starring Rich
ard Arlen. Jean Parker. Roger
Pryor and Helen Mack The pic
rure Is the story Of an ace pilot.
who Is 8 wastrel but q pilot with
few peers. lie cracks up Ia an ef-
fort TO break the tans-continental
speed record and Is injured. he
fights TO keep his KID brother from
taking up flying. but the latter does
so without the pilots knowledge
Finally he is forced 70 give in.
Later the two make a success OF
testing planes for national defense.
Romance and music in techni-
color is the basis Of the film. Moon
Over Miami" TO be shown Wednes-
day and Thursday. September IL
and iB The story Of two girls who
fall heir TO several thousand dol
lars and attempt to use II TO pur-
chase wealth and social position
BY posing Is wealthy heireSses, Is
intriguing. It leads 20 happy SIT
uathonx, when love breaks in and
sDoils the carefully laid plans, just
as M Of the girls is about to real
ize her plans 70 marry a Million
aire. Love Is stronger than her de-
sire for riches and she finally yields.
The cast includes Don Ameche,
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

A statewide inventory Of lrueka
and hszses n Hiszsszpp4 faT uss n
eFenz Ct : nazzonAI ezzeENeney. uAa
re1ealif BEGIN - TIE A4fzaosF
Traffe canmaffes - TIE Var De-
paxtuzent hea9e1 ~ Prank AEzs.
motor vehicle ez1zH4zo1e4. II
nlzs estimated tai there re So
GO trucks aAd IA99 buses Operating
Il he state offtezs ere being main
tszne1 + ue Heneze Chamber Il
ahe Hea Capitol far ne conduct q
lAa HoFx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

DNSlNte afslsifN4 Il naznnrn4N a.
e4Ha zzA foT the weFFnfsnn -
frafEx fAe asaaal eszm
the preksnt * ne unlsed STATES
ara o4keFa haRh d eaHatNiSx fNAz
~ aEtse mAse eefxEuisg nxal HaseAe
ed altasase Ct ne aA4s HlxhNax
PAkt1a hfspuKhuaf 1ha STATES Il ne
Unlna thefE nage fwaeAfc4llY 10
uaugx ngKniAl 6nalfas en- nmK hleh-
uays uax faha4 Tag hnzdNs nnam
TRAIT ax . war Aka ThAs h pnftsy
aecuunted fw b. ancFeAh6a nasss
caused ~ - uAAng o. uew exssN BE-.
sns d army trMznsn9 cmmp3 hzff
stu KHuNs 4 tFMEk ahkrN3nfa fnf
she sllnpie fules fuF safe af4simx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

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tbaA STA 80 te@s a4
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
CARD or THANKS

We would lske 10 express eur
heartfelt thanks 70 or frienda Bho
uefe 20 kind 70 Us during or recent
Bereavement caused b Lle death Of
our q and brother, Riley MlieF
MR and MRS II. y. MnLER
and PANTY.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Heller IAdner. Secretary Of the
War Veterans Memorial Commits
klon. states tnak he WPA land
zcaping ard rehabilitation project
~ the War Memorial Building has
been completed me funds which
the sponsors * TIE pnotect used
sefe granted - the state Budding
Commission. Secretary Lander
states mat Thousands q people have
registered s. visitors zinne Ire form
Al opening q lie building and he
cordially invites Al no ca . -
.HkeHIse.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Ne. e&5a


THE STATE or MIaeTeaEPKI
To Helen HoeM Swan alls3 Mra
Edgar Green, Casedouia. Hea T0ak.
r. r..
You are saksHaone4 % epEsHAF
before the CllsneeFT Cosnt e lA@
County u jackson Il ed aIeIe. e.
the 1nd Monday 81 0e2ehNx 4 =.
1871. 10 defend suit 10. elIz ii naf1
Court 81 Theddeua 9wan NAAFeEn
you 81 the defendank an1 wherein
Complainant seeks 8 dI#aaea e
fully mt out m III u en3nplaln1 un
file ia my offiee
This 2oia dnv ef Auzaas D
iesi.
PRED TAYLOR
Cfern Cnaucefv Court
yackaon County. Hiss
sal. e-%. 81 sill AaE.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

According % state LAnd Commits
si0ner Guy McCuilen state lands
during july netted the state kzJs-
$500. Sales included 80 7sa 90 from
actual land sales. s1.f470o from
patent fees. including statutory
charges from motorized copies Of
deeds Patents issued numbered 4be
This compares with e2z9S10o col
lected In June end 80 % collect
Cd In May The Commissioners states
that applications : ssall being re-
cesved faster than patents - -
issued.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
LETTERS


uettFrs Ter p~ubiicAticn Should
feaxh es not later than "wednesday
70 appear "a the current issue
Communications should be brief
courteous. ard signed We are al
ways glad % receive letters from on
readers commenting on topics 81 10
eai and general Interest and VII
prsaf Al that we can within iimitA-
aaus Of spAes ard raiesl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

BE q &p0fti
All citizens please .==se your ~
rifles and nhotsuna At homn until
the game Beaaon opefx Don't tempt
yourself 70 kin these squirrels and
Enfas b carrying your riflnh and
ah0tenns. be fair with your neigh
Dor. ne enjoys the kililne of this
game "a well So you. And I know
youn feel better ~ heart when yosl
can so out and XIII this game, when
you can talk about Il 10 your
nelghbor.
Ana that Isn't ail-when you kill
~ old mother squirrel now, possibly
you have killed three 10 five that
3 left IA the nest. Al this time az
the year the mother squirrel has
small enes that cannot take care
Of themselves.
The game IL beine destroyed fast
enoauhs 40 ietN Mnft until TIC sea-
non upenA - hunt.
- w. SHERMAN.
Game Warden
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Roltcs h hsfeeY eise1a naat pre-
posAiA Nli be rsrslsaa h. uhe irtznt
ea& q al the schools q 1akkssan
County for hisl rxpaifa And eauin
naent budsstext fuF ne sHsgtan iptl-
~ M aeceNaance with TIE eEeezfI-
cations On flis with Ehs principal Il
each s9hoa
A y MKuKnKm naul
Jaeksun CO schools
ala. a. a. rs Is
a~ff a IA al aaR.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Rngef naheuml. me nascd financial
analyst III 3 resent tlsiesxiem eeas4
eeEfssFsw ghe res thxine laws tAai
cusa3Eea Il tFsiax 20 pass snakes
aannt wry Interesting uaNkvatkNse
and glveS aaszae aAFslEEw figures
lie xlzt1m that Ire elimination e
taK~exesnN securities new unaa fne
ran material and ahn euF6asfrnnnt
g crime McHaM 80 redlrn nssannnsnm@
mtnf ard Increase esaF maternal Fl.
come that there you'd Be No Nerd If
afy inozeasx N die present rats q
taxatton lie states naat eElnse aanne
Is costing Ehs .. q ard Canada
eighteen billion dollars per Yenr
That N The United EtAfnk 4 xrFlosm
offense Is committed every II So
oEads or . total o. IA13nm mslnr
crimes This averages one for every
81 pxNaaz includes q f~eannhoass
hcmAids every a minutes, . rob-
berg every 10 minutes. An auto
theft every ) minutes ana ! lar
eency every IS wc1ndA That flftv
per cent Of Al criminals are under
p years q Aes.
Mrs Pearl Hilton. NunlclnsI sa-
perxtsor Of the WPA project fnr
serving rooms gives suzne -lnEeroafsne
data tor the month o. August Ia !
summary Of the operations Of the
WPA central cutting ruoms. serving
3 counties IN various parts az tie
state. The Department OF Public
Welfare n each o. the counties &C.
cuFatelg estimates t1le needs Of de-
pendent families IN tie counties.
Thirty ladies are employed. using
electric khears. ana tha following i
an average day: 7es mems pa|afnaa,
SEQ men underwear su1ts. IS giris'
p~aialnaa. n girls dresses. as8 bows
shorts. . total Of 2aos earments re-
curing owe 5000 yards Of cloth for
an average work day.
Governor johnson has Just Issued
his proclamation designating the
week Of October sell &c fire Pre-
yention Week This Is Ia line with
4 proclamation Of similar purpose
Issued b. President Roosevelt. and
reads IN part. a. follows. In order
that the people of this State IN
every community shall individually
and through various organizations
discover and correct existing fire
hazards. promote measures Of pub
| lie and private fire protection. ek-
tend instructions In fire prevention
among adults. Is well as school
children. and rouse the people gem
orally to the need for habits Of
greater care Roger HAbson states
that fire losses last year would have
purchased IS great cruisers for The
q. s Navy and 5 for Canada
A nations real treasure 4 not
money. but morals.
Religious liberty IL for one and
for eli, OF Il Is for none at all
No government viii long endure
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National unity with freedom Is
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state.
It Is easier 70 apostafize from the
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Truth and principle never wax
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eternal Tertsiea.
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thar hn fn4rnd IL
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