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Sunday, Sept. 5th, moo -Paul's Third Missionary tourney ---Farewells.
Actor till : '2-3ti, orator : would it to more ('hristian
()olden Text -1 eau do all things
through Christ which etreegtheneth
ole. Phil. 1: 13.
Verse 2 \Vhat effect three Paul's
method of "exhortation" of the breth-
ren have, when practised in these
days?
Verse :t -Do enemies in these days,
either in the fleets or spirit, constantly
lie in wait for the Christian ?
Have our (lad -formed plaits for the
future sometimes to le changed
to tneet the teethes of the enemy
Vet ser 1-6- 11 would look as if theta
leading evangelists of the new religion
would he needed elsewhere than with
Paul: say, therefore. what advantag
it was to thele, or Paul, or the cause,
lhrit they were wit.b him?
\\'hat help is it to a preacher, or a
Christian worker. to listen tor sotnt'
days to a man like Patti 1
%here were Philippi and Trolls sit-
tuateti ?
Verses 7-1'2 Doe. verse seven indi-
cate that it was tete practice of the
eat ly l't.r'Iattalla li "break bread" to-
gt•lht•r en Urs first day of each week
What can you say against or in favor
-the ,mmtstaksbl.demand wish es sats
for short sermons, in yiew of this rnu-
dent? (This question must be answered
w writing by members of the club.)
%Vhy is it that t i ui•rh menders hip
listen. unwe,:ttiell, for two 1 s to a
political. tipped'. and gee •• ire.t of even
a gm
'thirty
i( it Meta lunger titan
I thirty niillutes?
('alt you blame this y g ,n to
Pttyeht{winrgoing to sleep ttndera
st•rtuun .(evt'ral hours long?•
Versos 13-1,i \. at tear r
vivito,. h R graphical ce
tstk s� on Lite rnrrp the. pturrr
mentioned in verses IS to Ill, and Fay
where they are situated.
and more matetieal, if uuxlere peeaeh-
err would constantly give their ex-
pel ien(.•e in their tierutonti, thus fur -
!dishing eonerele examples of the
power of the (loupe''!
Verse t.'2 --Would it help ur to trouts•,
In detail, the things that are to hap-
pen to its in the future?
','hat it the meaning of. •'go tattttld
in lite spirit to Jeeuealt•ut
Must such inward convictions as
Paul had always he heeded?
If we disobey there oughtt,uf the
s�pr,ill. what will be the effect upon our
11pif tual life?
II V 21-I6 it 'tette', or conlluon,
e Inc (1• to give to spiritual men a
,glial • Into this outlines of the
future.
Verse :4 -Has eacf, ('hristian ,ts
distinct a uistiun es Paul had
Which .ould we rather raeritlrc.
our life, or
Mission ?
Should out•
loved friends 1
Mme. Tussaud Had an Exciting
and Dramatic Career.
IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
During That k'. of Bloodshed She
Modeled Sores of the Heads That Fell
by the Guillotine and Was For a
Time In Prison Herself as a Suspect.
This Is the story of Mate. Tussaud,
who Mat born in Berne in 1760 atltl
died m London lar 1S:.0, and who, due
Ing the stormy' Utile of the French rev'
Glutton, modeled lar wax some of the
beads that fell by the guillotine
Merle Greahofz was {lie daughter of
to atd-de-cutup of General \\snowier
In the Seveu Year,' tsar. She was
born after the death of her father.
Her mother was the sister of lir
John Christopher ('urtlua of Berne
This 1lr. Curtlua had Made ntanj
anatomical and other model* In was
arid had attracted the attention of the
1'rltlae de (buti. This uobleutuu urged
Curtltis to coupe to ('ars tied establish
himself as a modeler lu wax.
w at•coinplirhweut of our The Curtius studio because tbc- ret
dezvous of the tlshlount to world. Dud
track, ivhat Aloud(' be ou
%Vita ;We our present. d
within the chinch?
Verse 32 NVhar is the
and yet (Ain utect•
TNl'iWlt*Y, Setereitt1 R 2. ltUt 3
',..t r -i.l nt , r,,, tllu. .t 11,:rint,I.
., I , ,11. , ,i(• 11r- r. rear „•
,r ,..u:,1 „n. 11,• tae lea,.
111ot,' A.,tttydv4in. late. uu,1
drifted 1t. 'ills �itiIs i State,: and
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this. rt -•,:tut,
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tom) lime..
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, ' 1 1 ' 11 r. „•this•,•- to
tUe 1- �,- ,'10.0111011 . 1' lith!! it
n,:tlt who .pr:tilg 1111,,, a ..eefereote•
,.,r.ruitt wool the- ;^ti,u' t 1,iro the
t I„•...,idiom an, --wilt,' ••f
'1,.. 1,. 1,1111, t.1 Frarie.', 11.e only
native
tit:.all._lu, t,t: ia_hom!I:.,1 0\r,y 1 I:,
i ,.,.in I;r:u,klili. 1..i-) -mem. r ler
i•otert:uue.l by the l .-.. er :11 one
I.i. p:date•e• Thu diel the hoe hitt.
'stens! ti,rotr-i, tet.• ,:II 1; of the
ri'itne ttrodrn.•. rr- »_- a;
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I{altiwurc, Md. - . Fer ('our years
My life wase misery to -ole. 1 eiduereil
ii w irretfulari=
Lien. terrible drag-
ging s itiiatloes,
extreme llervotI'4
nags, and (hat all
glue feeling ill my
stuutaclt. 1 had
givetl tip hope •1
ever hpiug 0.11
wlteu I 1a•gau to
take 1.ydia
ha m's Vegetable.
Compound. '('hen
I felt' as though
new life had Itet•u
given me, and l ate recutauu'udlug it
to :dl my friends " -Mrs. W. S. Fonts,
teals Lansdowne. St.. Baltimore, Md.
The, most suceessfulort•uud iu this
ci,uutry for the cure of alt tonna of
attitude. thnt her uncle urged her mother te Th • oi; C,41.. -.1i er diluting
ngeL8 flu"' Make A home with him in Paris mid to , leo -pii 111.na tle..\ 11- .1 10 do, liut
allow him to admit Mark as Me dough- t t
Marie began earnest study with Dr
the modeling of na‘ tIrmrera that till
Verses :C1-11.1 May any man '
• riehes, and he Well pleasing to G
What is, At one', the supreme
limn life?
' Verses 31-314 What ledsone may,
• learn 'from' this touching partim,
Verses 17-21, Paul bere opens hit
he it t, and gi%ie• hitt personal raper
iellet• Will1OUt any of the art of the
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Sunday, September la, Dm -Close
Acte 21 1-17.
Golden Text The will of the Lool
Verses 1-3 • -Where wee Pritil
Haul Paul dearly received 1 hvine in,
etesietione to go -to JeltUsalelii tut was
Ile *imply gratifying hie own desires
If *devoted nom has a 'engine t
safe for him to conclude that the
+owning is of God ?
•
Becense thete danger involved in
a journey. or an entei prise. in connec-
tor 101 111 undertake it ?
11 thirty any groom! for the l i ll ion
Verse I. If Clicial team have to tarry
in town should they hunt tip the fol-
lowers of Jesuit-%
-through the Spii it" that Paul ehould
not go lip to JrriafiLlein, *why did he
•not heed them?
If there is no record that Paul had a
din.ct esti from (het to go lap to Jen,-
«Mem, .would that, taken in mimeo.
ti llll with whet the*e ili.eiples said, in-
dicate thet Paul w.ui doing wrong in
Is there danger that good men may be
led by pious impulses to do unwise
things, which they could be saved from if
Therandited-ta- coot off, and to get -the
meld of God? i This question must be
answered in writing by members of the
11 altrattd prove that P4411 Was
strong in going to Jerusalem whech
thistly led to his itiartyrd , would
tied in FIlly way le -son pur iespect for
him. or lessen his, itithievice upon thi
Veto.. - the ehildren
wei e be tekeii to olitireli and 140 all re-
ligions g fleeing; ?
of Paul's Thud Missionary. Journey.
Should a company of Christiane,
when !adding good•bye to one another
on the whatf. ot• at the railway "do -
Hun. feel as free to get down on did'
knees rind pray as they iire to stand
and eleike hands?
Why is it that Christians are not its
williog be seam talking to God. or
praying on the street. as they ate to
lw own ta/king to their fellow). ?
for whnt one thing is he distinguished
Humeri moll? •
and Marie spent si.tne time giving WS- it ti ity thy. 1a:4 IT•4711- )eoi
lions 10 heti', the young ids' Ots tlif• otie r ham., the .,in-uniptioo
When the revolution broke out Itr
mania took tbe side of the people ntel lb" "'On," ''t "1"''
s nt for Marie to cone front the pi.t t4,„,"
sr
of
at t
Ron o
nod one
leans. T
of the Ras
busts front
/loyal, drapes
*hew AO k
parade the et
. wen rather afttEttftm. thee -two 4„ et
is wax models steiuld have iiltsyed 1st VMS the cf.:1-11inte
most part in ttre-opeolog seetmet too. _
t awful period._ In 111, coneQ. wa- trio a further
models was a bust of the mit,- 5 ifee lot telt -ii"as that the falling
th • and started Jo Vi.ar Id wine readied
Should Christian parents train their
•
wit 1
chiMren infancy, lo .know Dud. A, the proces. m n led „ I tlo• as :Wailed .091 its
to he skilful in prayer, in faith, and
Is there not way for parent' to Ad "u`-' "t ''re' "Pr• ‘-brillt* A ri,e 1. e.•r•I i1or 41„. ,.,,yryryr-ar,flari riTsyti.
train their children., tio that the prom- swop! stroke cut th bu14 t't Neeker 11.41 1..11..1 it 29,53
ito*. 1/erealized with abeolute tn halves, and the ma -let was carve- :11,1 1.•il icliontlthe
taint y in Joel 2: :e.t, "Your sone and Mg ft was tilt by mu -ct The -
your ilLtighters shall irophesy ?" kg and received the thr st ef sword
e:Licapeol -bdt- ire Die"
The softlierti, made desperate wts to
too), end ell the indieetieto Itiollit
demolish lt. - .• eliveoeery+-pnitit-nei
4.114 11w. Grath! Trunk riei•
ilt-e,vering %%1111 Sir Sun -Mora Flem-
ing IlMty
•le ...it Kamloops aii.1 the
far- 'between -fife l'44Viwee-ied
_Mut 1 'Mouton. *here 200 mil o I
I, mkei. cointfix are 'name the grad -
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AVhich is the mole desirable. to
have or a &tartan...Or WHEN! life
spirattlity and or f51-•
money, making ?
Agaluts leee Acta 11: 27•-•.e.i join with
the rest of the saints in saying that
the liely Spirit told them that Paul
ought not Digo tO Jerusalem ?
Is there any way to ennsistently
etippowe that boa Is_ parties to this lov-
ing rut -dowdily were right ?
were chaff in persuading Paul not to
go to Jerusalem, hut -that _Paul aDIP
ie. Paul's duty in the circunist Mee+ A
If a good man says he has a message
from tiod for us, are we under °Wiwi.,
[fon -16 eawy svhether our judgment
may concur or not ?
Verse.; 17 Osn you revolt in all
history gieeter eXailiple of fort it isile
and h. avei y duet here displayed by
Paid
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any other female remedy. it has cured
thousailds of women who have been
troubled with illsplavements.
melbas, ttleeratien.
regularities, periodie pains, e ac
that bearingalown feeling, flatulency,
indigestion. and nervous prostratiou,
lifter all other Melilla had failed.
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ccr. Wept
Wht:n yew want ( anti ) ...tree; earl )
Wonderful! -
ahem Ids fines rove arid tatted her at •
fetal to a calf grazing not fat attay.
"That elan is only six weeks vial, -
lie sititl. 'isn't he at beauty F.'
-Only -.ix week, ohl 1" quest. ol
t voting kris, in antrwaswiteerritrel
walking 10011
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.tt the taking of the Bastilte II
tlus was active mid for his servle es le
France was rewarded by the nati
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Something About Moose
and Deer.
noW Kett y well known
among hunters that the best. deer
hunting country in Ontario is
4in the line of the Canadian
Northern Ontario', and that hunters
reeeive special attention. Mr. C.
Price Orem), Passenger Agent of the
line, ie a hunter himself who goes
right with the parties and looks niter
thein ilt fact, he located most of
them. This year the line will be
sported north ,of Sellsver041 into the
midst of. the innosie country. :They
ere reported very thick : le. eagireisie
my that Ile y have lieVer ?wen Any•
thing like it. The 11100f11. season 119
there opens Oetobet• h, fifteen
before the deer.. We have momethieg
speeial on new place :that will take
three parties of deer huntere. `NV' ite
ern Building, Toronto.
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Mgr., Collingwood Tex ftte Mgr., Kai nil'
A Steady Income.
Mr*. Maude Darrell Haman, a
pioneer of coentry week work, Vitti4
j1111101114( Ilartfoid the country va.
emmtry vacation 64 at ter then
so manila apiiinter. And the
ipsitinter Is conie the t hinge you see.
"1 steer 49ent Auguat in a village
railed the Head of sewiefrae, villege
there wets the general More. The
looming after my torten! went, to
tlw general store for my wed,
.'A little girl preceded me with an
egg in her hand.
.flimme an egg's win lit of tea,
please,' I heard her snv to the post-
master storekeeper : 'end ma says ye
might weigh out an egg'm Worth of
finger, too, for the [deck hen's
n-cluekin'. rind I'll be up natein in a
minute.' "---Philadelphia
Uleeese Defined,
‘Viien the Right Rev. Et liellent
Whitt., Bishop of Central Pennsyl-
vania, was ift Lintalann haat long Ago
My fame ne the "tomboy hiehop"
lirought thousands of young boys and
girbi to hear him speak wherever he
Went. In one of hie talks In the
youngetere. he held them spellbound
by telling them of his dice!~ in
Wyniming, which %Vat+ more thickly
popttInted in the old days with been
and Indian.; than with Chrietiene.
When he was finished with his de•
scription, he naked the children if
anyone knew what a dirs•Pfkr, WAS.
One DoV promptly raised his hand.
"A (Berens, my o body of
Intel with a biehnp on top end the
elergy ttnilerneath." was the 'answer.
-Winnipeg Flee Press.
Hie Instrument.
A p. pone iloetor was lowing emind
1110 *mile, followed by a crowd Id
'•I esti tell a mnn'e occupation from
hie disesee," he to 'id, turning to a
patient. "Now, this men is is mind -
"And you play a vvind instrument ?''
"Von low, gentlemen, ranking fa
wore" for the hinge thin the wind
Inatrnmenta. Whet 1. your instru-
ment. my ft lend r
And the men replied, "Cone,' this."
Let a man (meteorite anger fly love.
let him ore' come the, greedy hy Illwr-
A Funeral Oration.
funetal ortition delivered in a -town Of
that Stmts., mit long Itv 11 derkey
preacher. Now, it seems thet the
he-1411ot the deceeeed brother had root
bed' irreprodchable, to the great
.candal of thel wsit.thy pastor -of the
fi.wk. So, in summing up the ease at
the funeral, the preteho.r delivered
himself of the following: "My brethren
and sisters," we are here to pay feet
sad iesneets to our depatt ell brother.
Some mays he was A good man. end
some eaym he Wite a bad man. IV here
he has gone to we can't tell. hut in
mir grief we have one consolation,
and that itt-he'm
The Prisoners' Song.
•
respondent ) being told once by a men
who had been in prienn that the one
cheering moment of his time was
when he SAW the prison Minitel full of
men in prison RAO) singing with
we are trot riling home tri (tort
In the way our fathers trod.
The prison rhaplain must heve even
more diffieulty in choosing his hymns
then the averege parson has...
The Western War.
Russell, of Kilhowen, who, while on
his Canadian tour, congrattileted
waiter in Maniton on the healthiness
of the ursvn.
"I guess it's pretty sear replied the
waiter. "When we hoilt school
home nothing winild do for some of
the citizens hitt they must have a
cemetery. We laid it out mid
it in, hitt we had o shoot man 10
start it."
To the Manor Born.
Illit nf the three *mete. namely, throw
who are born emit-, thowe whoecouire
gyeatnows, and threw who have great-
ness thrust upon them. onlY the
ere anywiee eertain to know whist'
the different finks are for st the
Tnehionable dinners inevitably given
in their honor room time to time.
"Dhl yon ever beet. ntmendirifis ?"
said the ineurenee men. "Well," *fl-
owered the skeptie, "1 wart operated
on. But never felt mitre Whether It
WA* CAPP of appendicit in or e01.0 of
professional curiosity." -1Vashington
A fetidly tree is of ,no low to the
run ber dealer
with the famous date nut a meutoria
of his bravery and patriotism, Ili+
house wee a (overlie place of uteettug
with the leaders of the revolution, ao
Marie bald an opportunity to see thele
11.
There was Dols nuc Lime ‘‘11,11 >tari.•
tvas in any dnnrer during the: dc'
pernte period. She was '•,uslteert•d"
and Sent to prison. Ilere at the tante
time was Mine de Ileauhnrnai., who
had barely es. aped the gtillolin.• and
%ho was Tater the Josephine of X.,p.,•
Icon Bunep::irte. Her uncle was able
to get \Iir1•ie's release from prison ane
sbe e'me out to time. to see the dowt!
fall of Robespierre. Denton ant) Dea-
toulins.
In the dnys of their power she had
been called to nettle) the head. ttf
many who fell by the guillotine She
was obliged to take theta jest rifler the
fall of the fatal knife. She .fl I this
awful work oItb the heads of poot
Marie Antoinette and of Ute 1'Attee•s
't.amb:die, the queen's friend When
the tenders interred he- {,w t'aillwtttte•
in their turn NIce modeled their parentis.
After the revolution her 'stele sliest
and In 1795 she ninrrlesl NI. 'Pose:urd
She could not ot•ert'Nine lite t!u.l art
her experlenees florin;; ttM revolution.
and she Iwo:nailed her hast itt to
take her and the t•nittnble eollections
of wax meld, left her by Dr. Ceirtlns
over to England.
They established this enlle(tlou in
the Strand. The collection was taken
alt about the country, and to 1'33 It
WWI brought hack to London and Made
a permanent exhlt,ltbn. Iter eons eon
ducted the btalness, and elle look nn
active share ill ON till She won etgh y
genre of ace
Ns, ea Their Children. (
It was ',al man h ho gait, his
four the foUuwiug nuutea:
Do -re. ND 1.1, So la. Tiain The tirrit
second moo., i..1 abfly, the third own•
ell up te ei, ,vhile the youngest gen
The ea o r the tim.leat man is
mitten/el ti that of the nrovlitelni
printer who named tee 4 Iiiidren from
the type our 4 1/1. 100,1 -11010
Din mond. The flret two n ne 11114.44111
HE ENJOYS HIS MEALS NOW
ror He Keeps a "Little Digester"
Handy
Mr Glasse*, of Toronto, wrote us on
Dear Sina-
i- wish WPM- would eheu.t cue &mot hes
box of your Digesters". All the
members of Iny family have been ti• ing
thetu aud have obtained the must satis-
factory results.
. I congratulate you on your success
in putting up a tablet for the cure ei
Indtgestam. I suffered fee years and
tried -everything Met was reouniniended
to me. hiothing gave nie rehef, until
Now I never suffer front Indigestion.
1 enjoy my meals and am not afrsid
to eat, because 1 know a "Little Diges-
ter" after each Meal wilt digest zny food.
1 recommend them to sH my friends
-who suffer trout lodigesticm and would
above if you wish. I know there are
thousands of people suffering from
Indigestion who will be glad ha know
re -s -safe -anti rare care fortbem.
Yours very truly,
Isiorrid) E. S. pLAssee.
"Little Digester," cost eents at
Medicine Co., Toronto. ae
1,. e, quo.
Nee • s of Labrador.
t"r , vsut 'it nl•,o•_ 11...
lin•.. ,,1 111.• I:. Ion 11l-e.s :ire quit,.
-,,nett arced••, el-, t,h••re tura
non of the ..v,•r-r •cul ringlot .or pro,
1.•nt, aril,. tr. til'nt 11 troii ht.
tisane ' 1411.414,1 h'. r lei:- w n -ori w•
;+.•t :.t,ut tai -IIIc 11 • sunt .1 §-.1,ta,.1
Irrio.ti, us 11, roil., ri.n1•-1 1•, atf„nl
jar -1 such a I•,;,t:,1 ii e, think w,•
1-1
w• to tip•• p1 . - ..1 .iu i-artor, :uul
„hoped t„ , ,to, ilt atter long veyng..
.,it the I.stbr.4,1er coast r qt. the
t:r:uy1 _Batiks a. slate t pier. y _
phity f•+:r..tt,-44eatete.a utas- t lid ?•our•.
self aa.hed surd nn•id•al. ,'f r Vohs,
f. r t1t:+'Iruti,der:x-are firer it l; ret the
work just about to b.•ptn un 11. nt it
t3_ zx_4.1_2 )..1,4. tire trrophylael r*
tray WIT, tto: nee.' f ii st
oars ries tn•:dut.•lit either judicial or
medical.
Canada's Forest Preetucts.
Ituritie 1:n1•• ('anad,l exporh•.1 purest
prvsluet. 1.. 111.• Vain." art eolti lee.-te.',.
(11 this U,tdl. the nntn:om:factured
product, romp itp over 1.l4,tltel,fe•t,
and th,. 'doted 1 • tlu.n
11tO_t ti 1'nn,att,f,,t i! 1
e,q,igo. 1, and tai1tt t ti' Ibss,;,••
the -11 year the Iromini•,n imp :r.•,1'
Molal :n.l 'n;'uuduclur s 1., tie ,:,1,:.•
ill $13,2111il(U:'. ^
G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
who
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Lowden,* 374
uwarnmimommo
J. BKOPI1EY & SON
1111E LHADINO
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Order. ,ar. fuily •tter•oed to lit Mil
LeSsawretengellIM
weirs.. too or %loy
teel Oven
eats Quithjei
Sates Fuel
Make sure your new
range has a steel oven,
and Pandora- name
plate on the door. Go,
at once, to nearest
MeClary Agency and
pick out size desired.
Pandora has a sheet steel
oven, because steeT is more
sensitive to heat,-abserbs it
Pandora oven' thus heats
quicker -less time required to
get oven ready for the baking
- which also means less fuel -
expense.
lar
Wlshington Professor, Who Died Re•
centiy, Was Bern In Nova S,olia
otter, Prof Simon Neweonit,, at '
inetori,.it few days ago, lies riffra.f.
y,•ty little ettention, most. Canaanite.
uris fellow ceuntrynnin of theirs
in truth he sae one ot the. ninny
innediene wino have drifted to
States and duel lustre ,!.
deereee than any men in the
world Sixteen univoreitiet4 Het honor.
0
BUGGIES - BUGGIES
I have received shipments of the
icsoo Models in
GREY and MOUNT FOREST
BUGGIES
Two of the best lines made sn Com
Rubber Tires, Automobile Stets
and all the latest ideas in firtt-
class Carriages
A good second-hand Grinder for
sale, in good repair, to•inch plates.
';everal good drivern some
rem; for sale.
For S
e by HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
CANADIA NATIONAL EXHIBITION
TORONTO
August 28th - 1909 - September 13tb
Greatest Live Stock Exhibit on the Continent
in active operation.
ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD
will officiate at openinr. ceremonies on Tuesday, August 3Ist.
MILITARY YEAR AT THE FAIR
Model Camp Victoria Cross and Wreetling on Horseback Competitions be
Doren team% from Dragoons and Artillery-- Artillery Drive Musical Ride, etc
Forty indnetries
Robert WiIso:t
101tr [ream Separatism Fleury
Barrows, Land Holier*,
tiodet
Dreadnoughts
in
Naval Battle
GREAT DOUBLE RILL OF FIREWORKS
THE SIEGE OF KANDAHAR
BATPLE OF THE NORTH SEA
WATCH WON ANDUCED RATIN AND MD 1IRSIDIll
1000 Von
le
Ostrom