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The Nome nugget., 1954-08-09
Emile Dionne, One of Famed
 Quintuplets, Dies of Epilepsy
Monday. August g. 1854

MONTREAL, R-An epileptic stroke caused the death of Emile Dionne, one of the famed Callan- der quintuplets, Dr. Rosario Fon- taine announced after an autopsy.
 Dr. Fontaine, Quebec's leading medico-legal expert, said the girl, who died after three strokes Fri day in Ste. Agathe, Quebec, had suffered from epilepsy for some time.
 "The epileptic stroke was brought up by pulmonary conges- ton, particularly in the pituitary gland in the brain,' the doctor said after a 134-hour autopsy.
 The autopsy was described as a formality necessary because of the prominence of the 20-year-old girl and the fact no doctor was present when she succumbed. She died at Ste. Agathe Hostel for old folks and retired Roman Catholic clergymen.
 Dr. Fontdane's announcement was the first official word that Emile had been subject to epi- lepsy. The ailment never was mentioned publicly in connection with Emile until after her death Friday.
 A dispute arose, meanwhile, over a surprise report that she had been stricken with polio as a child.
 An elder sister, Mrs. Maurice Giraouard, said Friday Emile had polio 17 years ago and since then had been afflicted with fainting spells. The sister explained she was not familiar with the medical term for the attacks but believed they were epileptic. Others who knew her also said she was vic tim of epilepsy.
 In Callander, a parish priest who acted as spokesman for her father, Oliva Dionne, said she died from stroke. He said she had had a weak spell' when she was six.
 Tt was never diagnosed,' he added, but polio is out"
 Emilie-at birth the second smallest of the sisters-Was known as the most carefree of the
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-09

just closed her large brown eyes slowly and submerged.
 Aye-mee, with her heart throb ping loudly, went close to the net and stuck her paddle down to touch it. However, the carmaid did not object to this. Still she hesitated to pull the net up. She sat in her bichbark canoe to see if at length the mermaid would begin her struggle. As she watched, the one caught in her net surfaced and like one with fury spent, she padded about. After a time Aye-mee was certain that the mermaid had understood her intentions, so she pulled the net up with her paddle and began to untangle the long, clinging fine strands of black hair. As she dili- gently worked to get the hair free from the finely twisted fibers of the WilloW-bark net, she talked to the mermaid. She had to talk in order to cover up the nervous state she was in. If she made a move that the mermaid did not like, she was afraid that her canoe would be capsized. She was pre- cariously close to this creature which could prove unpredictive.
 "You are the loveliest woman I have ever seen. No wonder men drown to go after you" The mer- maid only breathed loudly through her nostrils, but Aye-mee noticed that she was smiling with her large brown eyes.
 "I have heard that your kind was most irresistible to men, among all women of the earth"
 Aye-mee must make the mer- maid feel superior to herself in order to keep peace with her. But what she was saying she meant. The mermaid was the most beau tiful creature she had ever seen. She was perfect, except for the fish tail that was part of her. The fish tail that was hopelessly tan gled in the net, Aye-mee could see through the water. As she sized up it's condition she involun- tarily shuddered a little, and hoped that the other did not notice it.
 "We are facing hard times. Our men have caught but few seals and oogruks. It is now autumn, still we have not put up anything against the cold, stormy days of , the winter" Aye-mee was speak ing of what was most in her mind. As she worked with every sense on the alert, her mind groped for what to say. If only the other would show a little sign to give her an indication that she was being understood Here she pad dled about, after deep breaths she went under the water and stayed there momentarily. When she came up Aye-mee would let out many words, some that did not make sense even to herself. Then suddenly she remembered hearing that when one catches an extraor-
The Nome nugget., 1954-08-09
Aye-Mee and the Mermaid

dinary creature he could beg for help Aye-mee and her people needed help indeed!
 Our men have not caught many sea animals this year. They went hunting but could not find any thing to kill that we could save for food. We are facing hard times ahead. In desperation, I set my net to see if 1 could catch white fish, but I caught you instead. I did not know that this area you were taking as your habitat. If it is in your power to govern the fish life, I wonder if you could bring many whitefish to this la goon."
 Aye-mee, by this time, had fin ished untangling the fine strands of hair. She lifted the net by the float line. Lifted it high and as she did so the fish tail spun in the water, it rolled out of the willow bark net. This made the mermaid roll in the water.
 "Now see if you can pull away Aye-mee instructed. The mermaid made a quick forward lunge and was free. Then she began her joy ous frolic in the water. After what seemed a lengthy splashing about, she sat upright on the water and ran her tapering fingers along her hair. Aye-mee watched her in fascinated interest. The mermaid indeed was a beautiful creature. After finishing her self-grooming the mermaid made a few deafen- ing slaps on the water with her tail and swan toward the slough that wound its way out to the Hotham Inlet. Aye-mee watched her as long as she could see her. Directly above the mouth of the slough, the sun hung low in the east. Where had the time gone? She had spent whole day with the mermaid. Being with the eX- traordinary creature was in itself an entertainment that could have shortened the day. There were many strands that had woven themselves around the knots of the finely twisted WilloW-bark net. She was very careful that she did not break even single strand.
 Now, with the excitement, some what very unique, over, her head throbbed. She was about sick from talking too much, Now she was thinking all that blabbering was quite unnecessary after all.
 Aye-mee decided that she would keep, as a secret, what had come to pass. But she was not given this opportunity, for the very next day the lagoon was full of white fish. Her net was SO loaded 1t sank to the bottom. She ran home to tell the other families to set their nets out.
 All during the frosty autumn, the people caught fish. Many racks were filled with shiny, slightly bluish fish that froze at night and dried a little when the sun came out. Which made the meat flaky as they bleached in the icy morn ings. When the water of the la goon became locked in the grip of winter ice, the people set their nets under if and there were
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Glamour Is Their Business
Hepburn: Look / Helpless

When I told this to Miss
Hepburn recently, just before
she went to Europe and mar
ried Mel Ferrer, she countered
with high praise for William
Eyler who directed her in both
Roman Holiday" and her new
picture, "Sabrina," and it was
clear that she attributes to
him a great measure of her
success.
repeated to Miss Hepburn
q compliment which a famous
producer had paid her voice
he called it the most OUT
(Continued on Pg. D-23, Col. 3. }
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Columbia HospitoI PIons Show

Initial plans for d gala event
honoring the birth OF the
100 .OO0th baby here at the Co
Iumbia Hospital have been
completed and announced by
invitation to d Fashion Show
luncheon In the Blue Room,
Shorehann Hotel. Friday, Mo-
yember 5. at 1890 pm.
The announcement was
made by the Women's Com
mittee. which is sponsoring the
luncheon. through Mrs. Rob-
ert 3. Moran. president Of the
Evening star., 1954-10-24
By Lydio Lone
HOLLYWOOD.

The first time I met Audrey
Hepburn was when she was
starrin gin the play "Gigi."
This was before Roman Holi-
day" had been released and
before she had received the
coveted Oscar.
Audrey was modest and un-
certain about how she would
be received by the American
public. but to me there seemed
little doubt that this girl with
the melodious voice and pro-
vocative face would fail to
register in a big way.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Women's Board OF Columbia
Hospital. The audience viii
view the latest maternity and
baby styles by their models.
According to Mrs. Moran the
count for the number Of babies
born at Columbia Hospital is
99,767. The l00.000th tiny tot.
or perhaps twins, win arrive
via the stork route about Mo-
yember 5.
The proceeds will go to the
Columbia Hospital Building
fund.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

(Continued on Pg. D-23. Col. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
The Healing Power Of Truth
Written for The Christian Science Monitor

Written for The Christian Science Monitor
Humanity is reaching out and upward for Purer under
standing Of Life and God And this understanding is
present for all those turning away from material to
true and spiritual Of Life and being Christ Jesus
said John s32 rye shall know the truth and the truth
shall make you free.
The understanding and realization OF the fact that the
truth OF God and is available to meet all human
eds are Of utmost importance Christian Science based
the Bible teaches when this truth fills consciousness
n will reqenerate, vplifi and inspire. We must open
thouqh wide reap the blessings OF Truths heal
no power When student Of Christian Science turns sbso
Iutey 10 the healing Truth, affirming again and again his
perfection as Gods spiritual child and denying the seeming
evidence Of material the truth floods his con-
seiovsness that fear Of evil disappears.
We read in Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
by Mary Baker Eddy the 0seoverer and Founder OF
Christian Science h l46 Divine Science derives its sanction
from the Bible and the divine origin OF Science is demon
strsed through the holy influence OF Truth in healing sick
mes, and SIM Truth spiritual reality dsPels the shadows
Of material sense light floods the heavens
with the coming Of the dawn and darkness is
A, we watch the beauty and svblmiy Of the approaching
dawn our hearts overflow in vensraton OF God the cver
Of all good Should not express gratitude TO Him TOR The
Of Truth exsmped by great Master
Christ Jesvs2
This holy influence Of Truth has been Of the greatest
help 10 The writer After she became interested in Christian
Science she experienced the recurrence Of Inflammation
Of the eye This trouble which previously had lasted for
.' Continued Next Column TOP
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about two and for which she had used everything pre-
serbed by weIknown eye specialist completely dIssp-
pesrsd IN short time. 10 return. No specific work
DONE but she studied faithfully the Lesson In
The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QUARTERLY and regularly 81.
tended church services The overcoming Of great fear and
me gaining OF the understanding Of her spiritual sshood
srssdy perfect healed her. The sffsreHscfs Of badly
sprsned ankle which she had suffered year before
coming into Christian Science also dspesd quickly
AS she acknowledged her with God Truth
claimed her sonshp His spiritual idea the sxervsns
pain and swelling vanished and her consciousness filled
with 10y and gratitude
This healing power Of Truth which Christ Jesus sIve-
dated for ell time, and which Mrs. Eddy has clearly
planned in Science and Health becomes clearer human
consciousness through the eonseeasd study Of the Bible and
Science and Health In the proportion that acknowledge
perfection Gods children made In His image and like
ness, reflect this Truth and IFS healing power and
claim the promise OF beloved MASTER WHEN He SAID
LUKE 1919. BEHOLD, GIVE UNTO you POWER
OVER ALL THE tso-csiIed) power or THE ENEMY: AND
NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT YOU"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
A BuIwark and A Fortress
&c. S. Monitorl


tr.,r,. from address delivered by Meihodi'i "a;
e. nxnsr before the Reformation Service OF ms o.
xx.-oo,ar Church Federation and from inai DY NV
p,o before the Reformation Service OF Inc Luins
ss,; synod which followed next day in the same su
r.. ,,rkro and significant fact is that communism nos
han able successfully TO nfrats Protestant e0v"''
eli ,hs ro-Protestsns Sweden, Protestant N0r"sI
D,S.,.,, Denmark Protestant Holland Pro'es'a"
.sn across the Atlantic TO the United s'''s' VIZ
overwhelmingly Protestant and on TO New Zealand
Australasia. along this line you will IND ns''O",
~. hssr seriously inRtrsted by the Commo"'''
moi 1,s ~. some sespponfed guardians OF AmeIss"
...r, % think that their incompetent ana '"a.'I -
'"' VIZ nroeedvres stand as basfon ass'"'
nves'sa'.I Tl ruth Of the matter Is that me eho''"
mun,'' r NOR. to undermine eommU"'" tia" al '"'''
agencies put together ... os life. that is faith in
We -. have undermined the basic ''"seY :. 81. :.
GOO a heh Is atheism. We have reared mo" "
"oc'' VINE. and thu. have undermined the pS'0'sp"s
spiritual terms u s"S which Communism based W. n's: y;
..." .;s". :. :. .. s. n .. n.
summoned ", scou.inu.d mex, column, roPa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
More Premature Deaths

VICTIMS THINKING SMOTHERED BY THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MACNETIsMl- MATERIALISM! -
WHICH SATURATES MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
AND UNDERLIES THE ERRORS AND
RELATIVE IMPOTENCE OF THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRlPPLESl-WHOSE
LEADERS AND LAYMEN ARE FORCED TO
POSTPONE HEAVEN FOR LIFE
AFTER DEATH!
DEVIL SELLS HIS vlCTIMS!-HEBREWS. NON
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST CHRISTIANS, AsIATICS,
AFRICANS, COMMUNISTS DESPITE GODS
DECLARATION TO JESUS. TO YOU; THE
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is AT HAND. 1T is WITHIN
YOU"! THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN CONFETTI
NOT WITH OBSERVATION!-IT 'COMETH VIA
STUDY, MEDITATION AND PRAYER-COD'S
GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO AILPEoPLEsi-AND
WHICH HAS BEEN INCREASING LONGEVITY,
DESPITE THE ASSERTIONS OF MATERIA
MEDICA WHICH FINDS 1T INCREASINGLY EASIER
TO EFFECT ITS 'WHITEWASH HEALINCS OF
THE DEVIL!-ANIMAL MAGNETISM MATERIAL
ISMl ls66-DEATH RATE AT ITS HIGHEST
AND GOD PRESENTS HIS UNIVERSAL IMPERSoNAl-
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PEOPLESl-AND LIFE EXPECTANCY HAS RISEN
CONTINUALLY EVER SINCE!
ls75-GoD HAD COMPLETED YEARS TRAINING
OF HIS WOMAN REVELATOR OF THE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLESl-MRS. EDDY-GODS
DAUGHTER-SUCcESsoR TO HIS BELOVED
SON. CHRIST JESUS!-
AND HIS MAsTERPIEcE-THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SAVIOR, LIBERAToR AND
PROTECTOR OF THE BIBLE! PRESENTED TO
HUMANITY-AND A SPIRITUAL ATOMIC BOMB
ENTERS ALL DEPARTMENTS OF COLLECTIVE
HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS
DOCTORS AND NURSES ASTOUNDED OVER THE
DECLARATION THAT THERE is NO SUCH THING As
AN INCURABLE DISEASED IN FACT DISEASE
is A M.Y.T-Hi OF THE DIvINELY UNScIENTIFIc.
UNcHRISTLIKE, UNSPIRITUAL HUMAN Ecoi
A WHOLLY MENTAL PHENoMENoNiii
See Premature Desths-Pase
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Jesus Has e!-Again!!!

EXACTLY AS GOD DETERMINED. IN DIVINE.
ALMIGHTY SPIRIT, MIND. SOUL. THE ONE AND ONLY
oF-AND lN-THE ENTIRE UNIVERsEl-IN GODS
CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE
MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLESl
WHAT MORE COULD ONE ASK FoR7
JESUS ACTUAL. DIVINE. TRIUMPHANT, DEATHlEss
INDIVIDUALITY IS HEREl-EvERYWHER PRESENT.
IN CLEAR COMPREHENSIVE. DEMONSTRATE.
DIVINE sciENcEl AND so PROFOUND AND
MAsrERFUL AS TO DESTROY SUCH coLlATHs OF
TODAY AS SOVIET AND CHINESE COMMUNISM
WHOSE MYTHICAL EXISTENCE AWAITS
gxTiNcTloNl FOR ONLY THE DAY AND HOUR OF
THE LORD! divine Lovel-ss Jesus said THE DAY
OF THE LORD coMETH AS A THIEF IN THE NIGHT"
PART
SIMPLICITY AND PURITY GRASPED READILY BY
CHRISTIAN scIENcE.TAUGHT cHILDREN-WHo
HAVE DEMONSTRATED THOUSANDS OF TIMES
THE SCRIPTURES: "A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD
THEM"l-HEALINc Notwithstanding PATIENTS
IN THE ABSENCE or PARENT c. s. PRACTITIONERS
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Indecent Calendar"

Continued from Back Page)
nARBER SHOPS, SERVICE STATIONS, and
vbs Sreuy STORES DISPLAY THOSE HoRRID Mud
good part of youth frequent and gather,
D'S ,,d,t wonder what is happening to youth
Th.,. calendars degenerate the minds of our young
p.rb.p. someone will try to defend those cslen-
tiers .;,. thew are art. We're many of us don't
d.n for ART IS ONLY ART WHEN 1T is BUILDING
dna ~ At CHARACTER, HIGH IDEALS, and CREATES
BEAUTIFUL ATMOSPHERE.
4; not art when il distorts mind to degeneracy,
Iii, in our young boys, who some day will grow up
he citizens of great (but not clean) Country.
-. want to show other countries of the world
and eleverness in bringing up future states
democracy, let rid the Country of those de-
r.. ;nups and calendars and really show the other
p .-;.. our decent American way of living.
fine should be imposed upon those who insist upon
- ,;,. that so-called art.
Mo,b.r. of America, let combine courage and
=, I'D 6ght against those nude pn-ups and calendars
~" ANCELINE RIVERA HELEN KOSSAJDA.
(From The Detroit Free Press)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
"stared Away from Victory" Korea

The Detroit Tribune presents an editorial from the
Tribune with advance notice to readers that
n, following presents Democratic chickens coming home
>. oo.,"because of the rehabilitation emsscuation,
and sabotage of our global dominating military strength
after W Dsy!-
The Democratic Leadership, so-cailed of the devil!
playing the salery-"Brng the boys back home! And
~ Soviet. did not trust us-even when saving
,h, hide vs. Hiterl But Discriminating ass-noth-
-; o, fs.r but fear-vs. Jesus, Gear him who can de-
.troy soul and body in hell!
And the Master more: Cast not your pearls
before swine!
But the laundering fourth term ASS would cast our
pearls before the Soviet swine, and would thereby out
smart Stain!
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Protestant Countries Superior
Continued from Back Page)-

Continued from Back Page)
Here are answers that fight communism MOI d o"e
that beaieth the air." that run the race sesns'
uncertainty" building and strengthening "0'""s ~ -
.- -. no.;,ivs answer. founded upon rock on which
can plsnt their feet and stand while communism ana
other iyrsnnies fall x,,.d
More extensive excerpts from these addresses are pr"'e'
elsewhere this page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
Thou Shalt Not Steal
W.U. Wire Heals!

The publisher Of the Tribune. about year ago answered
advertisement in the c. S. Misunderstanding purchase
Of three books.
An additional order for dozen copies placed
eompaned with the writer's personal check, and prompt
delivery made.
An additional order for dozen copies placed. with
check accompanying letter; and habva with the writer
eay portions OF three Detroit Trbunes enclosed and
doubt had also been enclosed with the previous
orders
THE DEVIL HORNS M
Weeks later the cancelled check indicated that something
had gone awry. No books received.
Consequently. letter sent. inqvirns about ths
books and again enclosing meaiy portions OF three copies OF
the Detroit Tribune. No and booksl
PART 2
THE STILL, SMALL VOICE" DIRECTS
Prayerfv thought gave the writer Gods guidance
send them a wire'-wheh read something like this:
CANCELLED CHECK IN NY POSSESSION. NO AN
sWERS TO LAST z LETTERsl
ONE OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS SAYS THOU
SHALT NOT sTEALT
Lovingly yours, according TO Christ,
A. r. Frvehsvf. CS.
RESULTS Books promptly received with letter from
Manager OF the Book Shop thanking the writer for his
patience and office medeinel
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eo.. Continued from Back PACE,
v. ~ ss,seNSeRs-RETURNINe FROM THE
mope oo.... IN THE ITALIAN ALpsl
.r ~U"aN CATHOLIC PRAyERsl-wITHiN THE
meNIAt STRAIGHT JACKETS OF THE DEVIL
'>"'mAI Observation-Disclosures
NoNAN CATHOLICISM HAVING RECEIVED ire .nrnru
*" ,snSs WHEN GOD CONVERTED CATHOLIC ,
FINEST, MARTIN LUTHERl-THus BPINc,Nc
Adult The BIRTH OF PRoTEsrANTIsm
MODERN VERSION OF JOHN THE sAprisr,s
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FIRST COMING OF TnE
CHRIST VIA JESUS. CONCEIVED OF THE HOLY
cHosTl ''s "ol'
SECOND COMING OF THE CHRIST"
GODS MARY, BAKER EDDY CONCEIVED a WHOLLY
SPIRITUAL CHILD VIA THE HOLY GHOST
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
PART
ROMAN CATHOLICISM AND JUDAISM SPIRITUAL
DEAD FOR cENTURIEsll
SPIRITUALLY NAKED JUDAISM REJECTED CHRIST
JESUS OF THE PosTERITY OF JUDAH-THus
MARKING ITS VICTIMS AS HEBREWs-NoT JENsuI
ROMAN CATHoLIcISM-THE DEVILS MATERlALIsTIc
PERvERsIoNs OF THE DIVINE CHRISTIANITY OF
CHRIST JesUs-'PLAYs up MARY, VIRGIN MOTHER.
TO THE skIEsl-THE DEVIL SHUTTING OUT
GODS l9th-20fh CENTURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO HIS BELOVED SON. CHRIST JEsUs BUT THE
DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM CANNOT ACCEPT
EITHER THE PURE SAVIOR OF THE FIRST
CENTURY, NOR GODS FULFILLMENT OF THE
COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST, THE
SPIRIT OF TRUTH WHO WOULD TEACH US ALL
THINcS"l-THosE THINGS THAT JESUS SAID TO
HIS DISCIPLES. BEFORE THE cRucIFIxIoN. THAT
THEY COULD NOT BEARl-BUT THE FATHER
WOULD SEND THE coMFoRTERI
PART 8
PROTESTANT MINISTERS DO HAVE THE PERcEP.
TON THAT SOMETHING DIVINE IS LACKING. AND
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT JESUS COME ACAINl-
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REVEREND PIEPLoW:

The Lutheran Church aHirms the separation Of church
and state This does not however that the state has
right be indifferent TO religion We affirm that freedom
Of religion freedom from religion and liberty
OF conscience does liberty from conscience Fur
ermore II does that the church be Indifferent
the The church cultivate the highest standards
Of Christian citizenship The church the conscience Of the
state but not the agent Of the state.
Too many lives conferred in fear but not in faith.
We the powerful nation in the world We have
major victories in world Yet the frightened
veors in the history Of the world.
We frightened because life as material rather
than spiritual We afraid OF material scientific
creations. We have mounted bigger horse than can
ride and we are scared Our problem within ourselves
We have found the TO blow the world, physically,
apart Spiritually have yet 10 find the to put TO-
eether The worlds broken pieces.
Our problem is baseally Theological The towering enemy
Of man is not his science but his moral nsdequaney. We
have too many Of science and too few OF God We
sasped the mystery Of the atom and rejected the Ser
mon on the Mount Unless anchor knowledge TO
moral foundations the Ultimate result will be dust and ashes
The world has achieved brianee without wisdom. power
without conscience
In a fear-fed world "A mighty fortress is our God"
This the victory Of the Christian in the face Of evil
and fear in fhe world.
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PART 3
a am EURTHER COMMENT

The writer believes . Western Union wire be OF
able help in bringing 10 the light OF day an EFFORT
CT the devil 10 defravd And II should not make much diff
ference as 10 the sum OF dollars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hum
bred thousand, or ten thousand
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.s'', 'andoff that was equivalent to d.f.,,
upon armies ' restraints placed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-25
PART a

PROTESTANT MINISTERS DO HAVE THE PERcEP-
TON THAT SOMETHING DIVINE IS LACKING. AND
IT is IMPERATIVE THAT JESUS COME AGAIN.
AND MANY SAY IT WILL BE sooN