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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
College Is More
Than New Clothes

Cooler days are reminding col
lege students that it is time to get
their school clothes together. But
going to college is more than as
sembling a wardrobe, says Vera
Barnett, child development and
family life specialist for the Agri-
cultural Extension Service at Ohio
State University.
Along with the excitement of as
sembling a wardrobe for college
living comes the strange feeling of
entering into a new phase of life
life away from home and away
from many, if not all high school
friends. This means adjusting to
new patterns of living and to new
people, such as roommates whom
the student has not known before,
states Mrs. Barnett.
Going away to college also
means that many freshmen may be
making important decisions for
themselves for the first time. These
decisions may include handling fl
nanceS. The specialist suggests ma
king budget before school starts,
and, she adds significantly, budget
ing time is as important as spend
ing money wisely.
Students should be prepared to
stand up for their basic values, be-
liefs, and standards without the
moral support of the immediate
presence of their families.
Two choices which college stu
dents are often called upon to
make-choosing friends and cours-
es of study-will be the basis of
two of the most important decis-
ions in life: choosing their life's
work and choosing their life's part
ner. If college is to be meaningful,
old as well as new students, need
to have a clear-cut conception of
what they are seeking from their
college career. 1t is necessary to
see the relationship between col
lege training and a life plan
While it is exciting to assemble
a college wardrobe, it is far more
exciting to test, develop, and
strengthen potentialities for living
a rich, full, and satisfying life.
concludes Mrs. Barnett.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23

and motor vehicle owners to
swear to applications for licenses.
The amended law requires only
that applications be signed by the
owner" of the mothor vehicle and
by "the applicant" for a drivers
license.
1t requires that no person shall
knowingly" make a false state
ment to any matter in the appli-
actions.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-23
Ted Brown Talks
On Election Laws

In addition to providing for SIM
plified applications for ballots by
members of the armed services
themselves, Ohio allows near rela-
tives of persons in service to make
applications for ballots to be sent
to them. A husband, wife, father,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
SON OF FORMER
 WRANGELL COUPLE WINS OREGON SOAP BOX DERRY

Howard Stensland, son of MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Stensland of Salem, Ore, piloted his white racer
 Last Chance" to victory in the Mid-Willamette Valley Soap Box Derby July IT and won himself a free ticket to the Akron, Ohio, fin ais on August 14. Word of his vic tory was received here this week by MT. and Mrs. Ralph Lindsley.
 The Stensland family is we'll known here by many friends. They owned and operated the American Bakery, which was burned in the 1892 fire shortly after being pur- chased by Lee Stella.
 Young Stensland is 14 years old and his racer, flying the colors of the Peerless Bakery, which his fa- ther now operates in Salem, named the car Last Chance because this is the last year he will be eligible for the Soap Box contest. He had made four other attempts to win. Towards picture appeared on the front page of both of Salem's
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA FIRST DIVISION, WRANGELL PRECINCT
 IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- TATE OF CHARLES A. RAND RUP, Deceased
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed EXecutrix of the estate of Charles A. Randrup, deceased.
 All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date here of, to the said Urania T. Randrup at Wrangell, Alaska.
 Dated this Sth day of July, 1855.
 URANIA T. RANDRUP
 EXecutrix First publication July 8, 1855 Last publication July 29, 1855
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA FISH PACK LAGS BEHIND LAST YEAR

Although it appears that things are looking up" for this years fishing season in Southeast Alaska. the pack so far, as compared with approximately the same date last year is tagging several hundred thousand cases behind. Last year at approximately the week ending July 23, there were 615,S94 cases packed in Southeastern Alaska. On that date this year there are 294.- S41, according to figures released by the U. S. Fish and Wildilfe Ser vice. Of these, 63,535 cases are in the Wrangell-Petersburg district
 Other Southeastern Alaska dis tricts show:
 Ketchikan: ss,522; West Coast. 6,754; Eastern, S3,9S5; Western, l25,S64; Icy Strait, 32,6S1.
 Pinks lead with 157,O99 eases followed by 1O3,s6S cases of chum; reds, 2S,1S2; kings 1.0s7. and cohos, 5,6O6.
 Total pack for the Territory to July 23 shows 1,176,7O5 as com pared with 1,757.972 to approxi- mately the same date last year.
 Central District has 5OS.367 to July 23, as compared with 757,972
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
OTTESEN TO SEATTLE

Einar Ottesen, operator of the Wrangell Machine Works, is flying to Seattle Sunday on business. He expects to return within a few days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29

sells on the "as is and where is'' basis.
 M/V HEALTH Located at Lake Union Drydock Co.,, Seattle, M/V YUKON HEALTH Locat- ed at Nenana, Alaska M/V HAZEL B NO. , Located at Nenana, Alaska
 Interested bidders may secure bid forms and specifications by writing to the Alaska Department of Health, Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska. mn Sealed bids in duplicate copy will be received until 11:OO AM, Aug ust s, 1855, and then publicly opened.
 c. Earl Albrecht, M. D.
 Commissioner of Health
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
NOTICE OF SALE

The Alaska Department of Health announces the Invitation to Bid for purchase of the following ves-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29

WRANGELL DRUG
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
NOTICE

Applications will be received at the office of the City Clerk until , p. m., August 16, for the position of ssistant Street Maintenance man. Give qualifications in writ ten application. Information rela- tive to the position may be ob- tained at the City Clerks office, Alaska.
 COMMON COUNCIL
 Town of Wrangell
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29

last year; Western Alaska, 372,- 4s7, as compared with 373,SS1 in 1854.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29

newspapers and, from the report accompanying them, Towards vic- tory was a thrilling event for 5000 people who lined the race course.
 The Sentinel extends congratula- tions to Howard and subscriber Stensland. Best of luck at Akron, Howiei
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
DENNEY RETuRNS

Frank Denney, local teacher who had been employed at Elfin Cove for the past several weeks, return ed to Wrangell this week and is working on the construction job at Wrangell Institute.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
HARDY IN TOWN

District Ranger Malcolm Hardy, of the Petersburg offfce of the U. s. Forest Service, was in town for few days this week on Forest Service business.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
FOR SALE nm 22-ft. bowpicker. See Al McDermott. 32-tfc
WATCH REPAIRING

WATCH REPAIRING - Two expert watchmakers equipped to repair the finest of high grade watches. 1O-day service with all work electronically timed and guaranteed at GERMAN JEWEL FRS SPA WATER ST, KETCHI- KAN, ALASKA. 20-tfc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
5000 BIunder Of Religious,
Medical, Educational, Spiritual
Nakedness!
PRAYERS That Reform. !. . and heaI!

THE prayer that reforms the sinner and heals hs sick Is
absolute faith that all things possible 70 Cod-s spirit
vsl understanding Of Him. unsettled love-" tp !. S&H)
THE divine Principle Of healing proved in fhe personal
experience Of seeker Of Trvhs purpose good
and lis practice safer and potent than that of
other sanitary method The unbiased Christian thought is
touched by Truth, and convinced of H. Only those
quarrel with her method who do not understand her meaning
discerning the truth not TO the light lest their works
be rsprovsd No intellectual proficiency requisite in fhs
learner, but sound morals most desirable
MANY imagine that ihs phenomena Of physical healing
Christian Science present only phase Of ihs action Of the
human mind which action In unexplained results
in The cure Of disease On the contrary. Christian Science
nationally explains that oil other pathological methods the
Of faith in maerfaifh in the workings not ct
Spirit but Of the heshy mind which must yield TO Science
THE physical healing Of Christian Science results
Jesus time from fhe operation Of divine Principle before
which disease lose their reality human consciousness
and disappear naturally and necessarily darkness
gives place TO light sin reformation Now. then,
mighty works not supernatural but svpremely NAT
vrs They the sign Of Emmanuel, God with U.s.
divine influence present in human consciousness and
repeating itself coming promised aforeiime,
TO preach dsivsranes The captivss LOT ssHsel.
And recovering Of sight 10 the blind.
To sst a liberty them that bruised"
sab, Preface, PIP. X M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Bull Valued at

Continued from Back Pase)
tcod) infinite Spirit. Mind. Soul, am the only REAL
life and suBsTANcE-IN-AND oF-fhs entire universe,
which is sssrnsy harmonious dvnsy scientific chrsfiks,
and spirifvaIi
Hence. Jesus profound declaration: THE FLESH PROF.
TETH dIvnsy scientifically, spirit
vsy ecnsidsrsd-sPPss TO animals a. we'll ss to human
beings
John $50 includes: "IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT QUICK.
ENETH :. . THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO you. THEY
ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LlFE1
PART 4
BELIEVE IT OR NoT"-THAT PRECIOUS BULL WAS
IN DESPERATE NEED or LIBERATION FROM TIE
WRONG THINKING or THE ADULTS WHO
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

there any proof for fhs existence Of God in the Bible
end also explain God 70 50 that can bsIsvs7-FE
ANSWER Actually the Bible does NOT offer formal proof
for the existence Of God God h not found q The end Of
logical process but rather The Bible assumes His existence
Only when you assume that God IT, you find answer
to the psrpIsxins problem Of life.
the scientist did that nature orderly he
could not pursue his experiments and the ihsoogisn does
not assume God he find fhs to the problems
Of fhs human soul.
Furthermore, you do not get full knowledge Of God In
order that believe In Him. You upon the
fon that God and upon that basis you proceed confirm
your assumption.
The Bible says. HE that eomsih God must believe
that He s and that He Is rswsrdsr Of them that diligently
seek Him."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Negro Leader
Continued from Back Page)

Mr. Johnson had money with him. but fhs sheriff
didn't know how much whether sufficient to provide
motive Mr.. Johnsons wife, Naomi ffyssvsn, found the
body after he failed TO return from hs farm where he had
gone TO feed The stock Sunday.
Mr. Johnson ianor for several buildings owned his
farm and livestock and did trading.
veteran Of World War !. Mr. Johnson had been COM
mande Of the Legion post since organized in 19 At
time the post had twenty-five thirty members but
Gently has been inactive.
Local officials said Mr.. Johnson called president Of
the local NAAcP. but TO their knowledge there had been
meetings In recent years. The only public activity Of the
NAAcP here recently has been fhs sponsoring Of floats In
holiday psradss Officers said there had been no disssnson
between Negroes and whites recently.
sehuIsnburs south Texas city Of $500 with Negro
population Of 800.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
100000 Blaze
Continued from Back Pager

All those inside the building escaped without injury
IT. Gre IN cha avs-ssory brick building started in the
.h aoor room Of resident priest u raced upward through
a.. wooden interior 10 destroy the fourth and fifth floor:
nevdnu all the belongings Of some 40 priests brothers and
- IN. Roman Catholic Order Of Fathers ct the Blessed
Sacrament. ...,. Many
The fire caught the occupants at the supper ''0's m'"Y
" ..., .hr,.ls.ves into the bsIow-frsszns weather.
- ,,.d "a mount the stairs their rooms from fhs
orevudoor dining room forced back by flames and
,hrds.ory chapel was In the burnsdouf section There
~ fins 70 save the sacred host or other religious articles
The swo lower stories ~s's .,,,, ,., served bs
no :. wei. .. the adjacent Church Of ihs Blessed
m. pr.by.y and psroeh' hall was put 'vf OF
order.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Bull Valued at SIS, 900 Dies at Show

tchieago Trlbvnel
An Absrdeen-Angvs bull valued al $4,000 and owned
by the Garrett ToIsn farms Of Pleasant Plains Ssngamon
died Yesterday AZ the international Live Stock
sitlon.
The animal III since shortly after lis arrival in hs Infer
national Amphfheser Thanksgiving day sueevmbed do.
spite efforts with snibofes and oxygen treatments
A. H. Splitter Jr. in charge Of fhs Tosn herd ct fhs
exposition said the bull year old named Eeenmers l322d
entered in senior yesng class and 70 have been
sold after the show. IT WAS NOT INSURED.
HAD RESPIRATORY INFECTION
The l75o pound bull had respiratory infection similar
to pneumonia However Splitter said the infection may have
been secondary cause Of DEATH brought after the bull
had perhaps swallowed piece Of metal In its feed.
"rs possible he had piece Of metal in him. said Spit
zer HE acted that way shifting around in his stall as IT
something him inside thing like that could have opened
the way for pneumonia" 80
spisrer pointed out that cattle sometimes swallow nail,
bolt piece Of bsns wire another such object along with
the feed. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Nam Wins New

Continued from Back Paxs)
For the past few years has been the thing to do in
business circles and without in newspaper circles among
magazine writer's and degree among labor leaders, to run
fhe NAM down.
prominent businessman said last summer IF we didn't
have the NAM we'd have Industry got TO
have whipping boy"
Yet there signs that this attitude Is ovimoded and
tims-worn and somewhat boring.
OPINIONS SAMPLED
Under this constant whipIssh Of opinion the NAM has
grown and prospsred careful and Thoughtful survey by
Claude Robinson, president Of the Opinion Research Copo
ration, in Princeton NJ indicates that the NAM enjoys sub
sfaniiaI public support much than It's own members
would have believed.
Stating that the NAM "esn depend upon this survey
an accurate reflection Of public thinking" Mr.. Robinson
wrote As part Of this broad research assignment inter-
viewed nation section Of 206 members Of the general
public and AS eergymen and social science Teachers Follow
Ing summary report Of the opinions Of these groups
similar survey conducted in l94o and far many qvss
lions able 70 report veyear trends In public thinking
Here the key question asked people who knew about
NAM and could describe IL reasonably we'll.
I'm general what do you think Of the National Association
Of acknowledgements you think Of favorsby vnfavor.
sbE7"
FEWER CRITICS
The response was So per cent favoray and II per cent
vnfavoraby with the remaining persons giving qualified
swsrs This compares ratio Of So cent TO 9
per cent in l949 II percentage wise and projected
that in every 100 persons the NAM gained five who
fsvoraby impressed and lost eight critics.
The Robinson organization also found that hs snIabor
label which the NAM has for many yssrs-argey due
Of It's policies in the 1905 and lis postwar opposition
to labor in connection with the TsHsrIey LAWS losing m
hold The public Of The informed public who know about
NAM today three persons regard the NAM attitude gen.
orally friendly THAT s not hose for every who believes
Is vnfrendy Five years ago the ratio two TO The
survey indicated that IA Of 100 regard the NAM
and industry whole vnrsndly TO labor. Thiriynns
out Of 100 people had positive opinion either way
REASONABLE PROFITS
Is the NAM reseiionay7 This Is fhs traditional criticism
thrown the MAN, The Robinson organization asked hs
question this way
ron the stand takes in national affairs would you say
NAM Is forwsrd-Iooking or behind the times"
The out This way from fhs informed pub
lick Forwsrdookng 81 per cent; behind the times, per
cent The remaining qualified neutral In the
group Of union members surveyed the ratio six in ten
who thought the NAM forwsrd-Iooking.
Another question wss
Would you say The NAM 10 interested in seeing
manufacturers make reasonable profits, oil ihs profits they
can ssf7"
The informed public replied 81 per cent for reasonable
profits and 28 per for al they GET These figures
81 and 80 cent In I949 The percentage
higher among social science teachers and esrgymsn,
answering reasonable profits compared TO half Of the
group in l94s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Reneuotiation Of U. S. Defense
Contracts Hit
E OF c. SAYS PROGRAM BENEFITS INEEFIcIENT

tchiesgo Tribvne)
Washington, Dec. 6-Ths Chamber OF Commerce. OF tho
United States has told congressional committee that gov
eminent rsnsgosion Of defense contracts has no place N
peace time economy because u becomes profit eonfro'
device which drives low cost efficient manufacturers away
from defense production. a
As consequence The chamber said, there 10 Prosrss-
vs dstsriorsion Of the mobilization base" IS the governs
snf 10 forced depend heavily upon the less efficient
manufactures whose prices excessive but who escapes
rsnssosssion refunds because he can show only mssns
profit.
- Hti-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
THE Scientific Statement Of Being I"

There is life, truth intelligence, substance In
matter All Is infinite Mind and its infinite manifestation, for
God An-sI Spirit Is immortal Truth; matter is mortal
error Spirit real and eterns matter the unreal and
temporal Spirit Is God and Is His image and likeness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Law Student Who Murdered
Divorce to Die"

Santa Monica, CAL, Dec. APp-A Superior court Jury
today convicted John Croker J g. Of first degree muir
der In the Staying last July Of dvoress Mrs. Norma Nc
csvIsy.
The jurors made recommendation for life imprison.
snf making The death penalty Mandatory The Jury Of eight
women and four returned the verdict after deberang
nine hours.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

franchise land ownership bank loans and the aid Of hs
Agricultural Extension Service impressed him strongly in his
tour through some - states.
TREATMENT APPLAuDED
Negroes have been given educational facilities from
elementary school TO university which wonderful he said.
Mr. Okwirry has spent Of his time in southern states
where climate and agricultural problems similar TO those
in Ksnys.
As officer Of Kakamegs his district In ksnys, Mr.. Ok
wrry explained he was responsible for The administration Of
the policies oil fields and for hs welfare Of
the people Of the district.
While in Kentucky. Mr.. okwirry visited Bsrss College.
institution which agriculture TO observe methods
teaching and research He studied the method used Bsrss
Of letting the students learn work by working and he
made arrangements enroll his at Bsrsa next year.
Some Of the things Negroes have here. In Africa
who remained haven't got" this African leader observed
sveeinetIy.
FARM SETuP HAILED
~ think II is marvellous that the government and the
colleges 10 bring Developments to the farmer
and then teach and help him Them II farmer having
trouble with his SOIL he have analysed Not only this
but the service tells him what lacking in e soil and what
crops will grow best in The soil u farmer wants TO work in
America he can make good living The farmers met were
proud and independent men,.
With the background Of previous travels in Europe fhs
Middle East and India Mr. okwrry commented, u have
never anything like Amsres u Is more than any
country have visited.
II was very much impressed also with the churches You
see churches everywhere.
II think the American people very kind There Is
friendly atmosphere here which makes feel completely
A. home felt and still feel that the people met cared for
and wanted TO cooperate with In way have learned
many tsehnqvss especially In farming and dsiyns which
feel will be useful TO my people.
u am really very grateful TO the American Government
sr hsvno qiven me this golden chance Of seeing what they
do in this great country and only ask that this privilege
GIVEN 70 me be extended TO more Africans"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
CONTROLLED HIS DAILY LIFsl

Christian Science prayers audible reading Of NY {. g.
textbook indispensable Mas
fer healer miracle worker educator Savior Ibsrsfor and
protector Of the Holy Scriptures and sloppy thinking Adams
and Ewes from fhs spiritual adultery Of the four European
religious erppsssnd violations Of fhs Ten commsndmsnfs
in fhs pursuit Of cures outside Of My ONE coDHEALING
proesss-My Christ Miracle Science Mssssh!ll
PART ;
ANIMAL BODIES ARE MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
oF DIVINE DEAsI-THE SEEMINGLY SICK BODY
IMAGES A CONSCIOUSNESS HARRAssED BY FEARS.
INSECURITY; IS CRYING FOR SPIRITUAL AFFECTION,
UNsELFIsH cHRIsTLIkE, AND SPIRITUAL AND
PROTECTIVE.
Hence, the Scripture: LOVE [DIvINEl NEVER
FAILETH"l-Ist Cor, Is Oh.
And, LOVE [divinsl IS THE LIBERAToR"
II is already matter Of history that Christian Science
has healed cattle, horses, PETS dogs. cats, birds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Writer Desires
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IA Z

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PART
|Y DETROIT TRIBUNE HAS BEEN ANSWERING SUCH
|srcNs, AS PRESENTED ~ THIS INQUIRER, FOX
SEVERAL YEARS. AND THOSE WHO READ ". AXE
bsEp.
Herewith, NY [codsl valiant Evangelist Or. Billy crs'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
African Halls


The advantages Negroes Of free public Schools the
franchise. land ownership, bank loans and the aid Of fhs
Agricultural Extension Service impressed him strongly in his
tour through some l3 states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

Bv Billy Graham,

QUESTION: would like 70 believe In God. Afhovsn
asked many who believe In him 70 explain God 70 ms
have never done 90 10 my satisfaction. viii you 70" me
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Law SUDDEN, 3D.

CONTINUED from Back Pagey
THE MOTHER CHURCH AND ITS BRANCHES SPREAD
ING AROUND THE WORLD. TOGETHER WITH
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONERS, AVAILABLE
At ALMOST ANY POINT A HUMAN MAY TRAVEL
PROVIDE INFALLIBLE. DIVINE LAW BASED ON
ETERNAL TRUTH, EMBoDYINc PURE JUSTICE AND
MERCY, AND AN EDUCATION THAT EDUcATEs
ADAMS AND EWES OUT or THE BONDAGE TO THEIR
FALSE MASTER, THE DEVL-ANlMAL MAGNETISM
AND HIS SATANIC MAJESTYS ADAM AND EVE
PSYCHOLOGY, INTO WHICH ALL HUMAN OFFSPRING
ARE BoRNI-ExcEPT NY HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JEsUsl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
AND so WE GOT koREA!il

And lest Joseph c. Hsrseh C. S. Monitor forget u wa:
" Truman. DEAN AcHEsoN, who informed the world
We WERE NOT INTERESTED IN koREA
|Ps-MR. HARscH: This writer still thinks you need
Of ABSENCE for spiritual research and spiritual pures
You have NOT vet been healed Of your infection from
DEVILS spiritually frsisoroUs Hsbrse, 'Rsd-'efUr''o ~
Democratic spiritual troasonllI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

DEMOCKATTC AND LHbOk TFItLOSOTrTiESi
We have cited the Pearl Harbor lnfsmY and spiritual
sey Of the Roosevelt Hsbrse Red rsaehsry Protestant.
tristan Scientist Messiah United StatssI This rsforous COM
he with the DEVILS masrs msdes gave dying cripple and
kssser "a clean bill Of health for fourth term because
dsv-snimal msgnetismhsd these dvPss by the throat
Nd wanted TO continue occupancy OF the White House and
nro the eovns achievements and rssovress Hence ihs
bar ssIIovf to StsIin!i