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Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
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By Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone SeIbyVille 1905

The festival that was held bv tbe
WSCS on Friday, September 80. al
the Community House was quite
a success. The net proceeds were
S56.19. They wish to thank every
one for their cooperation and do
nations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray
had as their elmer guests last
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Ttngle Of Omar.
Mrs. Russell Murray spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Re-
bert at EssingtOn, Pa. Mr.. MURRAY
went up for Mrs. Murray and was
the weekend guest of the Roberts
They all visited Mrs. Hazel Watson
at Cedarville, N. j., on Sunday.
Mrs. Alva Lynch, who is en-
ployed at Centerville, Md, spent
a few days with her family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance McCabe had
as their dinner guests last Satur-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Thornton
OF Chincoteague, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wilgus bae
as their weekend, guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Vaughn Long of PETERSBURG.
". Va, and Don Simpler of Selby-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lynch and
two children Of Selbyville were
dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. George Grise.
Brasure Lynch of SelbyviIIe was
a dinner guest on Monday of Miss
Alice Lockwood.
Rev. and Mrs Guy McWilIiams
have as their house guest Mr.. Nc
mother.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
CENTURY MEMORIAL

BEMENT, III. ~ Up - This town
was founded a century ago. Three
young men, Joseph Bodmau, l. B.
Wing and Henry P. Little paid
the government s1.25 an acre and
donated the land.
Dement'S first real house was
built for Bodman in 1856 and it
still stands on its original site.
F. E. Bryan, first cousin of poet
William Cullen Bryant, moved to
Bement in 1856 and became a lead
ing merchant, establishing the first
bank and serving two terms in the
illinois General Assembly. It was
at his home, now preserved as a
memorial by the state, that Lincoln
and Douglas met in 1858 to plan
their debates.
There were many relics for the
centennial celebration. Among
them was Bodman's bath tub and a
chain used by Steve Hawks in
switching freight cars with a yoke
of oxen century ago.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
The Sussex County
Institute Meets Oct. Is

The Frankford New Century Club
will be hostess for the Sussex Coun-
" Institute to be held in the Frank
ford Methodist Church on Tuesday.
October rs, beginning at 10:3O a.
m.
Luncheon will be served in the
FrankfOrd Fire Hall at 1890 D.
M, and the afternoon sessions will
continue there.
Special guests invited for the
occasion are Governor ]. Caleb
BOggs, Senator and Mrs. John J..
Williams, Mrs. Clarence Fraim. Of
Wilmington, past state president;
Mrs. W. Harman Money Of Middle
town, state president Of WOmen's
clubs; Mrs. Joseph w. Ennis OF
Smyrna, state safety chairman and
immediate past state president;
Mrs. Jessie LOven Of Odessa, inter-
national affairs department chair
man for the state; Mrs. z. w.
BuchanOn. Dover, state program
chairman; Mrs. Milton Yerkes. of
Laurel, state legislative chairman:
Mrs. Sallie Sharp Messick, Of Sea-
ford, instructor of the Sharp School
Speech; Mrs. Clinton "A. Weslager
OF Wilmington, New Castle County
vice president; Mrs. Jonathan Will
lis Of Milford, Kent County vice
president, and Miss Elizabeth Peach
Of Wilmington, state corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. Harry w. Bunting, Sussex
County vice president, who will
preside at the institute, has an
nounced the full program for the
occasion, as follows:
Invocation and meditation, the
Rev. Connie Dickens, pastor Of the !
Frankford Methodist Church; Sus-
sex County Club Chorus, Mrs. Ralph /
s. Baker, Georgetown, director;
Club Collect Mrs. John Beckom. /
president Of the Laurel New Cen. /
tury Club, pledge Of allegiance. T
Mrs. Paul Short. president Of the \
Georgetown New Century Club: 4
group singing, "Our National An
them" and "Our Delaware" led by
Mrs. Samuel Lockwood, music
chairman Of the Frankford Club.
Mrs Herbert Calhoun, president
of the FrankfOrd New Century Club. Il
will welcome the members and the 1
response will be given by Mrs. DAN
lei @. Culver, president of the Del
mar New Century Club. The rest
of the morning program continues:
Introduction of speaker, Mrs. Chas. !
p Townsend, council Of interna-
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21
PAPER PR0RLEM

HOUSTON, Texas - Up - Air
men at Ellington Air Force Base
are drying their hands IuxuriOusly
with paper napkins.
Seems someone in the supply de-
parment struck the wrong digit
on his typewriter when filling out
an order. Instead Of two bundles
Of napkins, he ordered two car
loads.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

About so per cent of all raw furs
produced in the United States in
1854 were mink.
Milford chronicle., 1955-10-21

Seven Michigan counties have
more than 300 lakes.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
Continued From Preceding Poge

doesn't tend to be as rough as
1t once was and 1t doesn't last
long. World War II veterans
have helped cut 1t down.
@. Should I buy my tDGrdrObc
nou or iDdit till / get to college?
A. Buy basic things at home.
now. You1l be busy once
school starts and you won't
have much time for shopping.
Save some money from the
clothes budget. though. to add
a few things during the year.
You'll see what's being worn.
what you need in the way Of
formals. ETC.. and you can get
just what you need.
Q. Do they really 90 in tor
fashion "rdOes?"
A.. They do at some schools.
especially the Ivy League
schools. At most schools.
though. girls wear informal.
classic-type clothes. So do the
boys. On large. big city"
campuses, 1t usually doesn't
matter what you wear. You
see everything from foreign
students in long gowns to girls
in plain sweaters and skirts.
lMore Photos On Next Poge)
Evening star., 1955-09-11

dozen English classes meeting
at different times. You may
have to take one that meets at
10 am. regardless of professor.
because it's the only one that
fits your schedule.
Q. Is joining a fraternity or
sorority a "must?"
A. No. The difference be-
tween those who join and those
who don't isn't as sharp as
some think. It's true that IL
you want to get on in social
life. it's the thing to do. You
have a better chance at campus
politics. etc. But there are
always more independents"
people who don't join-on
campus than Greek letter men,
bers. In fact, unless you're
sure you want to join. it's best
to wait a year. It's a RESPONSE
bility. 1t imposes obligations. II
you feel you may have study
difficulties. wait. Some colleges
have delayed rushing" for just
that reason. Joining Is ex-
pensive. too!
@. viii there be hdzing?
A. It depends on the school.
Even where there is hazing. it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Charges Of Raising
Check Holds Two
Magazine Statesmen

Two magazine salemen yester-
day were held Under $500 bond
each on a charge of forgery by
Municipal Court Judge Thomas
c. Scalley.
The pair, Clark R. Williams,
20, of Norfolk, Va, and William
L. Cherry, a. of Hampton, were
accused OF raising the amount of
a check for q magazine subscrip-
ton from $3.50 to $i83.50.
A preliminary hearing was set
for March 20.
Police said the men were given
q blank check to fill out by Mrs.
Kennedy Rae, "a, of 4007 Con-
necticut avenue NV, on Feb
ruary Is to pay for years SUBJ
scription for a magazine.
Mrs. Rae. whose eyesight was
described as very bad by Detec-
tive Sergt. Carl Howe OF the
Check and Fraud Squad, asked
the men to fill out the check In
the amount of $3.50. This was
done, he said. but the amount
was raised after the statesmen
left her home.
The check was cashed at a
bank here.
The statesmen, he said, were
traced from Washington hotel
to one in Baltimore, and then to
one in Pittsburgh, where they
were arrested Monday. They
were returned here yesterday.
Sergt. Howe said the men told
police they sold Mrs. Rae mag
azines to the full amount of the
check-$183.50. She insisted she
took only the one subscription.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Request 10 Bar Beer
ImporIaiions Rejected

The District Commissioners
yesterday turned down a request
by the District Beer Distributors
Association to stop importation
of beer by wholesalers not
licensed in the District.
Col. Thomas A. Lane. Engineer
Commissioner. said they were
acting on the theory that the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
has sufficient authority to con-
troll the situation.
The beer distributors made
their plea last November. charg-
ing that importation of beers not
obtainable through District
wholesalers has increased greatly
over the last two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16

"A. Ginger. navy Golf; block potent
with white underloy. e.e5
B. Blue Golf, black patent with
white piping. S.95
c. Blue Golf or block patent. 9.95.
D. Avocado. ginger Golf, block
potent. SOS
E. Ton or ovoeodo Golf with white
sitehino, mld.heel. S.e5
r. Block potent. blue Golf. mid
heel. SOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-16
Plan O Week End
at the Nationally Fdnious
Princess Anne Hotel
Fredericksburg, Va.

Fredericksburg, Va.
A Week End of Rest in a Quiet and
Some Of the National Shrines In our
City.
For Two Persons a Lovely Twin Bedroom
With Private Bath, Dinner Saturday Eve
ming and Sunday Noon in our Lovely
Colonial Dining Room. Breakfast In
Your Room Sunday Morning If you Wish.
The Total Cost From Saturday Afternoon
8 PM. Until Sunday Afternoon 8 Pm.
$1,000
Make your reservations direct TO
|. c. Shoemaker, Manager
ESser 3-77ff Fredericksburg, Va.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
hottest BUICK M HlsToRY

hottest BUICK NJ HlsToN
No wonder you see so many 1855 Buicks on
fhe highwoys they're rolling up bigger snles thon
ever in history topping The popUloiN
thut hos clreodS mode Buick ono OF The Big Three
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[OriuinaI Testimony in German

With heart filed with gratitude wish to testify to
the many blessings and headings have received through
Christian Science. II to family at time when
very deep anxiety and distress regned in home The
DOCTORS had PREDICTED life Of lNVALlDlSM for
my wife friend who knew of Christian Science came
to see her and said "Cng steaday to the thought that
God can heal all your diseases Work was taken up IN
Christian Science, and within short time the healing
was complete Through Science and Health by Mrs Eddy
and other Christian Science literature learned OF the
truth which this Science brings to mankind At the
same time was healed of stomach complaint
During the years of World War ii and the postwar
years we had many proofs of protection and guidance
that il is impossible relate them ALL should like to tell
of one wonderful proof of divine PROTECTION ex-
perenced while at my work COAL MINER. Through
Christian Science had learned that should realize Gods
at all times On this particular day these words
kept running through my mind christian Science Hymna
No. TT;
8 my strong salvation;
foe have TO fsar7
Several other and had been assigned the dan
Rerous task of removing number of iron girders IN the
shaft of the mine which than twelve hundred
feet Deep A. there other of doing the work.
heavy plank had been laid the shaft, and had
stand to cut through the srders with
In compliance with regulations had put on safety belt
and this was secured with rope tied around supporting
erder in the shaft In this way much of the work of re-
moving the grders had been completed
Then, just cut through joint one of the grid
ers the CIRDER began because of it's weight The
bolts at one end sheared off, and CRASHED 1t
took with the supporting girder to which the rope ct
my safety belt tied. There was, standing on the
plank and still roped the crashing grder However,
sipped through the loop the rope around that
was not dragged down with into the depths The rope
did not even catch on the anses which projected at the
end Of the sirder.
Continued Next Column, TOP)
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ing inhabitants lived in har.
mony, showing no impotence
with the islands political set
up. Not only Britain and Tvr-
key, but Greece as we'll, were
evidently quite satisfied with
fhe prevailing state Of affairs,
until fhe cIamor for "Enosis,"
began TO be heard amongst
Creek speaking Cypriofes.
Archbishop Msksrios careful.
Iy and Systematically eoniin.
ved working out his plan.
going back and forth between
Nieosia and Athens, in full
religious regaIia, and even ex-
tending his course TO the
United States and TO London.
in an attempt TO draw the at.
fenfion and support Of former
Greek citizens and Of Cypri.
ofes living abroad.
Conversations I had with a
number of the islands inhab-
ifanfs at various times have
led me to believe that the
average Greek-spesking cypri.
ote is. more often than not.
motivafed by q pressure TO
conform to what he Is impeIIed
TO believe, the majority"
thinks and feels. The SNOWFALL
has now reached gigantic pro-
portions and has already
caused a great deal Of harm.
That a minor victory, bring.
ing about serious tension
among NATo partners, has
been scored by the forces
which lately have been TO-
menting ever-i n creasing
trouble in the Middle East is
apparent. The development OF
semi-disgvised c o m m Y n St
strategy in connection with
Cyprus indicates once again
that those who have every
interest in disrvpting the
NATO and Balkan alliances
are operating on more levels
than one in trying TO attain
their Ultimate objective.
New York Tune Yalman
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Testimonies
Continued from Back Paee)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
sister, who Christian Scientist, to and stay
with me, as was afraid the girl would be taken
from and placed in institution Our daughter
realized physician had advised do and her
fear manifested itself in THREATS TO COMMIT SUI
CDE She became very ill., and several bodily functions
stopped.
Even though she appeared to be mentally blank, we
almost constantly from the Bible and Chris
tan Science literature One day she lost consciousness
and tried in vain her. The practitioner
called and asked to for her life While sister
and with the patient, her little sister and two
younger brothers into her We all felt that we
should to God and pray and repeated together
number of times the Lords Prayer with its spiritual in
erpreaton given by Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian
Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures Opp. 16, ~. Her aunt and called her by
name her, declaring that God is Life and that
Love heals After what seemed intermnabe time she
began cry and the fear Of her passing relieved
After about two months could not any improve
ment and became desperate. In addition to her other
difficulties, the girl had BECOME BLIND. At this
time other relatives wrote that they felt had tried
Christian Science long enough and they urged me 10 put
her under medical treatment That night turned to God
and prayed with my whole heart This strengthened
and returned daughter knelt down by her bed
put my around her and said please come back to
me; need you Turn to Cod and He will heal you.
You learned in the Christian Science Sunday School that
it is God that heals" tried read in the Bible and
Science and Health, but the words blurred and
could read went to bed and kept repeating, God
is Love- all power, all presence all Science" As prayed
in that way this angel came to clearly as
though spolxen "You be separated from Cod
With this went peacefully to sleep.
When awakened, the thought to me that |
should daughter perfect child of God not as
sick child. When looked at her, l changed ex-
preston, look of peace her face left her for
while and when returned found her sitting up the
edge of her bed When she she stood to
me, pus her around me, and said, "MOTHER, l
HAVE COME BACK TO YOU" She said she was hun
gry and hearty breakfast the first solid food
had for weeks Though she had been complete
ly helpless for months, she asked to for walk in
the afternoon. felt fear for her, knew that God
was taking care of hers went for the walk
This took place Thursday. The following Sunday
she attended Sunday School and then church the morn
ing we'll organ recital in the afternoon She
entirely healed and RETURNED TO COLLEGE in the
fall where she led HAPPY, NORMAL LIFE can never
grateful enough for the seadfast work of the Prac-
titioner during this experience and also CRATE
full membership in The Mother Church and in Chris
tan Science Society
(Mrs.) Irma c. Anderson, Crinnel Iowa
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When the moment of dreadful suspense had passed
and able speak again. fellow workers said
THAT WAS MIRACLE" realized at once that ever
present. divine Love had preserved from disaster All
could do give thanks God and oversagain
After somewhat calmer realized how wonderfully
effectively had been the protecting thought of the words
of the hymn which previous the hid been
constantly in my consciousness: God strong saliva
ton
Christian Science teaches redemption from all
We know that children of God under
His protection sincerely grateful for this and for
in The Mother Church and in branch church,
where may help in the activities that the great work
of revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, may be
NOTED the honor of Father-Mother God and the
blessing of mankind.
-Alois Ditze Lohauserhoz Hamm/ Westphaa,
Germany.
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lacks, and they could stake q
lain for MsrseiIIss, Sicily,
|sIsxsndris, Lebanon and al.
most all Of the Black Sea
coast.
professor cavanos would
|.Iso make the factor Of ethnie
|msiorify in an areas popvIa.
k;on a deferminanf in national
LaiIistion. n this ware to apply
q the Greek mainland. Greece
SvovId lose Western Thraee
|msiorify Tvrkish), Macedonia
majority SIavic) and Epirvs
najorify Albanian.
\ The professor uses the re.
lent depIorabIe mob incidents
IsisnbvI as an argument in
favor Of the annexation of
typrvs to Greece. II is an emo
Iional appeal. but ] fail to
lee what rational bearing II
Ian have on fhe case. The
khole of Turkey depIored ths
bots. The government took
brompf and firm action for
bvnishing the criminals and
|or restoring losses. Besides,
OF only creek-spesking eiii-
ens, but Turks as we'll svf-
bred during those vnfortv-
sis mob demonstrations.
4 When ! visited Cyprus as q
Turkish journalist, q LITTLE over
10 years ago, during the
lore or less initial stage Of
he present troubles. II was
pparenf that one man, the
rehbishop Makarios whom |
ID the occasion of interview
% for "vstsn," the lsfanbvI
biIyl was not only solely re-
PonsibIe for making an issue
a problem which had until
ben been practically nonex-
henf, but that he was also
|efermined to magnify II alto
serious element Of interna-
|onal diseord. Up TO the time
hen Archbishop Makarios
|arfed his strafagems, Cyprus
as q quiet. peaceful island.
S Turkish and Greek-speak-
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God S Assurance
Continued from Back Pagey
PART 3


PART 3
GOD AND MRS EDoY-Hs DAUGHTER SUCCESSOR
TO THE VIRGIN MARY AND JEsUS!!-REPoRTINc ON
SURVEY OF THE HISTORY OF EVIL:
but WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT AT
NoTHNcNEss? THE SUM TOTAL OF HUMAN
ERRoR"!-p. $685. s&H.
Similarly God signs off conference of Mrs. Eddy and
her group of students:
NOW MY DEAR STUDENTS If YOU KNEW THE
GRANDEUR OF YOUR OUTLOOK. THE sUBLIMITY
OF YOUR HOPE [fsiihl AND THE INFINITE
CAPACITY OF YOUR BEING, you WOULD Do-WHAT?
YOU WOULD LET ERROR DESTROY iTSELF"l-Found
in three bogr sphieal works Mrs. Eddy.
And pertinenee Of Jesus FEAR" and SOUL
FOLLOWERS OF THE HUNDRED BILLION BLUNDER-
ING Ass, POLITICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE,
r. D. R.. OF THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAIToRoUs
DEMOCRATIC PARTY-TAKE NOTE:
FEAR NOT HIM WHO CAN DESTROY THE BODY,
BUT FEAR HIM WHO CAN DESTROY BOTH SOUL AND
BODY IN HELL"!-Chrisf Jesus
There would be the devil pay in reduction TO ITS
NATIVE NoTHINcNEss" Of the sins Illusions and deIvsons
of the earns egos devils Adam and Eve psychology
gigantic fraud and MYTH!!!
PART
THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAIToRoUs DEMO-
CRATIC r. D. R-DUPE or THE DEVILS HEBREWS
AND REDs.-DELUDED MILLIONS WITH THE WELL
SOUNDING DECLARATION: I'VE HAVE NOTHING TO
FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF!
Now IL that had been said by pure movhpeee of Cod
such Mary Baker Eddy and in the context Of her moral
and spiritual, and holy life, THOSE WORDS COULD NOT
HAVE MISLED MlLLIONSl
But the devils r. D. r. and his Hebrew and Red con-
sprators ALMOST VETOED THE TEN COMMANDMENTS!
They literally stole elections by manipulation OF billions OF
dollars treasury funds and hghpowered lying propaganda
of that expert son of Satan EXPIRES
Herbert Hoover years Eleanor Roosevelt finally repenfed
but R. died an unrepentant sinners moral spiritual
and intellectual crippled
Hoover was the president before Eisenhower!
did not accept the $4,000 per year salary
John JRsskob Roman Catholic, exc NJ vice president,
opposer Of Prohibition hired MehaeIson Rsskobs son OF
the age of TO- plus killed in his ear-Ihe devil taxing
him via RCl-wh without Iiqvor
PART 5
THE REDS AND ALL EVIL ARE ALWAYS OPERATING
IN A BLIND ALLEYi-A cuLDE-sAc [Fr, It,, bottom OF
ssekl ~ passage position with only one outlet blind
aIev. HENCE ~ situation from which there is Web
New World Dictionary
"A woman shall bring forth man child who shall rule
ALL nations WITH ROD OF iRoN"!-Revelafion.
Christ Gods idea will eventually rule oil nations and
oeopIes-inperat absolutely hnallY - WITH DIVINE
scIENcE-cod TO Mrs. Eddy (S&H, p. $685.
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"'Doetrine of Illustration :"
ristian Science Monitor:

To The Christian Science Monitors
Mr. Dulles doctrine OF rusrafion, described ny Nes
Stanford on Aug doctrine according to which an inter-
national agreement might be considered obsolete " u rs
drawn with one Ct facts in mind and the conditions
radically change reminds dsvrbinsy Of ihe doctrine OF hs
esvsvs rebvs ssnvs According TO the latter doctrine
snv agreement becomes obsolete the conditions upon
which n was based longer exist. e.
The doctrine Of the csvsula rebvs sic sisnfi5vs was
sdored by the Kssers u was with this doctrine
In mind that Chancellor Won BethmsnnHoiwsg IN IVA
referred 10 international treaty guaranteeing essvm
neutrality as "a scrap Of paper"
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and good that evil is real good and powerful
This belief has not quality of Truth"
1t is clear, therefore, that mesmerism whether isnor-
amt fraudulent malicious cannot touch who UNDER
stands the Christ and who bars the door of his thought
against errors intrusion. His safety in maintaining
his oneness, unity, with Mind and its infinite
ton.
Robert Ellis Key
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proved that you depend God. You can rely ex-
cusvey the prayer faith and spiritual understand
ing with complete safety and certainty because God is for
good, unerring changeess, always taking care of
In the words of the Apostle James, Every good
gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh
down from the Father of lights with whom is variable
ness, neither shadow of turning"
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m odCk EdgeI
Thus truth, accurate, prov
en- truth became the object
and basis of action"
Chaplain Dreifh told the
SynodicaI Lvfherans, I'VE
would never be gathered here
but for Martin Luther, the
man.
III is because Of The mes
sage which Numbered from
his lips and flowed from his
fire-fipped pen.
IT he resovnding gospel
broke the shackIes Of ignor-
anee. tyranny and super
stition; released the minds Of
men and allowed the light of
Gods grace to shine freely
into their hearts"
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The speaker referred TO the
Bible as the pure word of God.
He said II was given TO the
people freely in their own
tongue thus printing became
tool in the hands Of fhe
reformers.
He went on TO say. Martin
Luther became Gods instru-
menf in the Reformation to
restore the pure light TO the
hearts of men, the light Of the
living God, a direct free grace.
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tContInued trc
provided drastic remedies. The
prayers Of the godly cried for
deliverance they were
heard, the Reformation was
born of the word of Cod"
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TRrBUNE-sATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1855
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Detroit Protestants-

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