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111 'By ISAREI, HAM14TON, GO&O0 . Wriltio* iouler Ow VU1011itV4 Of Atfit0ts Uftivef�
W , - . I %eirroity, sity xxttoisio* De"Irtmesit I or,crima Qt caulk, ou Jor"61IF every
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llweleoplvl. happy mormu,"'." age tQ "And ho said unto thQ10, What I , ON - .__,_.__,____ �. �..., I 01 I P I . i 0�1,""W'W4 Qtb#V
. age shall v.ay ,- wanner ot communication- -10 - 149re zoaa to the IM lit"k is#%Iltry
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wen j-, thAt Wo have one to, another. as )e No. 7 11 .DTho plant',', WrOwing III "Y V00W auku asy other. owi4s to 4W Shag" It �
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� . Hell today is valului,zbed, Ile;%, walk, ana are road?" (verse I;)- 111c TIIF,l PLAN'T AND IT$ ENEMIC&SKUTO from th", soil A's much fo.3"i arl Vitt very larlis ,
won today - tger. lor ho is nece"ary and they m&11t4fQVt1aVV UiAiveTO&I a4QV%1QU 9
i &%� 1`1- It ;11 1�_,_ ftoa for cver- was all 01metvAnt 8441 4 - --InAhe earth -I, # fkamwiviks. ,,%,.* �iy b it s, Lrqat nationtA I
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11 Creator, 41. Hi, sation on some subject that 1111440 has mallY Mew e Id. is It. U(,Ver jgkts the m4iViAR&A
Him, their true , ,� ad lack of $belt r 4r# from hunger in the Plant WOr
� them $ad, and he fouldn t help Te. Hunger, thirst K am1witt-'e 34049 ';
works udore; marl'ing upon it to them"So, it WOU14 three serious problems which COTAC' inuch greater than in tho animal (*rniti Who RAQI?t* It' I SPRING MILLI NEWN, A
"WelcomV, bar or 4wo it xivO *MY ilk' .
,py morning!" I ago to appear. ,hey were staxtled and Ono under the Consideration of every hu- world, Every year gmat numbers of ~400, N#Kbo 1*0111Y to at*)' WItk-
age Sha I say. - same three requireo plants tile out frora overcrowding all 1pirstion to bit
ot them voiced thvir amazement by man Wilix. The 6 I
Earth with Joy confesses, clothing her , net by every other over tile world. There is keen. vomi AU jyAuaq thm 4 1WMAXIM IN THE NEW POKE SHAPES
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� for spring. a$king, him a questioll'.-COUld. it be Monts must be I , 4 a deficien- petition i .1 'bit, Valva outeir- HATS
PoSsible that there was even one anilikol. Lack of food an Ill every $01 for thO food$- 114091AY 4*4 K"11' ligest- 1ARGE X)ROOPING
-_1 All good ghts return with her return- stranger, at tbo Passover, who had cv,,ija the water supply are two Pro- Some Of the plants do not rtcelvwl takell wbero vVrWb0d Or :utel ..,
,, . �. . . I pl�pt. enough and so die off. This passes ly brod nerds are k0t, If �A Persom �
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Ing R I I failed to note the straose things that bleiVL5 W n unnoticed beem *itting 811
Bloom I every meadow, leaves on �ev - had happened, and about which there The -.---- lof shelter is not a vital ASO pf the prominence � WOU14 ga%ko Up his rain(A go to WhYA P - aw,
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or � hints, They have �ra. The dead plants b_"A ot suipAoi,w" 404kred- aud 01,01h
_y bougbil 'S had bi*ij Inuch talk? lie confirmed One, Vith moat V, of the survivc I
$peak, His sorrows endcd� bull Ills wil, powers of movement, and so d ay a I crease the fertility of ur,o the b"t sit(,, altailokbie for th"
. i this opinion lit them by asking "What lind. ,ape, from storms and the soil for their successors. tPriked there would be . a posiolbAlty of IrRIMARNGS: -Shot U11.1iterilklS 1111% Silk
triumph now; . 8 thipga?,, A lengthy apswer is giv. cann" esc retreat -lair elotb, Caudy elotil, Plowers aud Ribbon.
11 Hell today is vah a ,e � h they speak c4 -es in teuserature by a I V moisture is probably the greittjy Improving the breed. I
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won today 1. of Jesus. not as the Messiah but,aa jut . o � I some iihe tered sP.0t. Fl4pts, plo t serious enemy of plants. A There Is it OckletIcIll 'Of IAI"4 vitk
" . (Vorlautlus, Fortunatus) I J"us of Nazareth. His death' had when large,with$tgnd Serious storms few aquatic plants and those which inany farale-ril and they follow It by 11 W# Invite you to Call an4 Sit# Our DiSP141V I
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� PgAYER I led them to. doubt his bOing the Mes- � thelling, struct- grow in the -rain forests of the tro. lk one breed ot bull t* . � I I -
cips and roots Small Pies have plolty of wator on practiv berds. TU*y �
11 0 God, the'Ri! - * il I tally all occasions. Most, other another tiq head 'their I'll �
. . "g, of Gloryj who on siall; but they know his history gild ures in their at, .
. also Thy Son Christ his work$, so it wOs the things they plants are pliable and "bend eas,y I'aro rarely able tO give V, dQtiultib tcit- � / � I
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11 this day. didst r r know that they told. No and let the storms PASS, 0179114 plants have to face the problem of a jou for their avp*rato choiM, at V4 t
10 ,J .10 ."A onrroyv. be cast upon his being K Hunger and thirst are Pr . deficiency of moisture every ., SAL MILLINER.y. - C 0 -
Jesus from the dead, giving him vic- obabl� the VER ,
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wry over mr on __ - 1-4s Couida, the winter season is the dry of ihp prevaliju r Ideas Vt-
.Wo beseech Thee.to make -us Vartak- - rowhot, powerful in word two g"atest enemies Of alt IV I � de" et
. . e: ous Resurrection to- Z02;'fte'eol �-- ever man sp4ke like ganl�Ws- Theplant, however, Is Sub- the plant The living ma. hibit a, lack of t kkn1go*V1QePdula to whorot . 0 - - ---=
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rs of His glori the fear of this thia� man." The Inarvellous miracles jected to attacks from the animal, fig ter a *itKstand,freczIrq'but it -
day. Lift u,* Above th must not become dry. in the winter the er"04i"'K 0 4ge to all the Mors a'""
� V done by him could Tiot be disputed; .so well, ' Lack Of ability floe away tock Of knowl , �" �. I
- world. Strengthen us,'that. WO MAY: . I
)ur besotting sins. they -talked freely to him about all makes the plant � prey to 111411 and the roots are -unable to take in much. reinor a I "' I
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�, . trample upon ( a Source of water because the low tomperatu3p or $eq- .
things dying and I corruptible, And to tell the rap rot . 'YOU
I - Ner of these things. Then they Proceeded other Animals, both " dre4s of Vases In Itur"eOunty
". Redeem us from all the pol urilf0l. story - of - his be- lood and Of shelter Consequently, hinders the. wQrk of the P OPI&sU!* tion, to allow that it pteana retrogee*- ce
y . ticifixion tenderly Ad,- the oply possiblq.tbing for the Plant in some cases a considerable amount I .
� raise us up together with Christ, that trayal and cr ,
� .. 14uce much more food of w4ter,ovap6rates front' the bran. ,419a, rather than, V1,ogress. I
. we also may wal ding "But we trusted that'it had been to do is to prc rQlop as many ch The, xii,itor visited a tarut lately
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I .1 . I r% mhm, who hast brought Immortal. hei which should �have redeemed Is. than it needs and to del 11A on. Qq and §totiis of plants during the ,�vbere �Iajmer tried the a A
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, . - t z ieeb JW -+ver -Y -so-grvat�-*that the- I I � - . - _ - . L'�.�._ .- �._ _JVW_�-?Fw
��--i,-..__.. - _. ,.ity..t�%-.-Ilght..-Iiv--Thy:.,'gospel, - 1 P. ' _111W96 ,Protoplasm er_wll� r.te0i'`6U6XWe, `11011 -, WIVO.&T 0 . � I I I I . .
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� ::� . . rtail'ttv- of- -the tfiWr;;d�Y�-ilp�C'�-06(Fw � -- 'Were' ,ofmOu4'&;Auct1orr`--1W al probs6ilityi - 11 -Ing matter, In the twigs, Wcomvo . I
I . -the - tert"" (Verso .21). By their very kind of Plant is, in s I . I -
I Illee t1oancom'ret!f We - �jess Thy* .holy. done." . - U80141 gra'4e
. .. world Ae, as well as words, they convey- response t4o competition �and the rov- completely dry, and ,so loses its. pow'. ood .1. ir , cows, and . . I .
. t hy 'servants departed volt 41hen tile boom Cl t bieot�.catflc, I � I *. �_
. I i� name .for 0:11 TI I Keep ed to 'him their disapp6lotment# and ages of animals, It. tile plant cat. 01, to work. In the .sprinsr * these 'a, Shorthorn , . 00,1001. WOO
7 . _�, his life in Thy faith and fear. during the wall, he ns0 .
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I �, . ; in everlasting fellowships withOur their now hopeless outlook on life. spread its Ogsprjng,o*er.a large Area Small braf)ehes are dead. They Am bull a. Before 40 . I , .. .�fft lhwot 406 1
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� . lit krs and oisters-whO have en,ter- )4owever they did not overlook the jA large number the chancos of sur- u re 9 ba be roz. oil theme dalrY price,ot - - " - 4
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� . . brothe in the news brought W ;vIving the attacks of its enemies Art ell Auring the *Intqr. This is not l*ache4 ap-ything definite tile . " ,
t . oy of their- Lord. ray of hQP6 I ' from an eX . . "" =
. . . ed already into- the J . . I �. beef hid ArQppt!d and 111111K was QOIA* . I V-0-07 �. , 1=
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: o And give us, grace that we too rna� the women who had Paid a very earlV greatly Increased the ease; they have died '.. I - �&_ ift, i"d
�� �- '' erj6s enemy, t9 plants, cossivo Ins . *A* It
I cou. visit to the sepulchre. T'hey., gave . 8 of water. pew, if any, Inauding'i. More profitable Price. He I . . ,
fluish.our.courset faithfully, Man is a,s Spectate � ba= ok OR I
i . tinue in Thy l4v�.-�Van th tnhae end. hirki the detail's of th`4 ildftstlge And althougli in many Instances be is c011' or our plants die frvov freezing, but Is nOw.0ag.a.vory lwor� u Of " -- , Milb
. . how At was confirmed -by certain Of corned. in the production Of' certain many suffer frbrh thirst. .1 . a nolstolu buki on tit(, crosses tat ueea- _1 ,'�. . 400,10-010) CWft
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, I I W. Robertson filcoll, the disciples,' but ended with "but plants for foo� , . ,bA,f0j71-g 0606
. I . him they saw. not" (Verse 24) . I r, however, is the deadly enemy dt adapted to prevent loss of �molsture xal*vrable Specimens, that will pro� ,�� I
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I . � . � I d . 'I The Strang . er listened wiG;ut. fn� 'certain plants V during the winter. Many trees lose due . . . . *%*Y��
1 41JNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Pon �hich he calls weeds, I e, neither milk not* beer. , bm-.
� _ � I I - I- ., �jo.harmful tolla,.cro 1.4 a of tinkering with.411-- . . _,�� :_ tk, W.", Aoffiow : I 7 7...
� �_ � . . APRIL - lity. 1923 terrupting-.theivator-yi-an4-whonvtbey- hese-plant-84.1 . . . . . -their-leaves, in the -fall and. -do. reduce mbe result . lit A -OKM . .
, Eta. .had ended he'said unto tbem-"Ck and-umit be'eliminated. Tho' Or- 'the surface thrmigh which the loss fereat breeft always 01108 In a 0 - . ,
i . ' . Lesson .Title---4he Walk to fools." If they had -not looked criti- ests of..1Qatiada, are.being cut down may occuk. They also have a thick, gred herd. ,,either gooti to took .at . Phu"Ka m J60 - .
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maus. . . I cally at him'befdre, they certainly rapidly t . 0 satisfy the demands for corky layer in the bark and t g, nor gtolitable at the pall or feed lot, yjaw stsi" W -OLud
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1, I I Lesson flassage-Luke 24 * 13-31, would on hearing themselves thus lum,ber, timber and Pulp, this the water --cannot pass, ' T 0 �S The Arst goil I .
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�, �� ;. GoldeI4 Text -Luke 14 c 5. 6. . � In Watt. 5,22 we read ness on the part of companies msults are pr6vIde,d'wjth scales which are %AtlsCadt'6ry.. but earr - _=1 - ow "m
� I one o� the- fundamentals of the. Jesus in a trome , � - trees held closely together with mucilagen. "ro'"' at generation it 18 Inevit- ot I= .4. -
I ;, , own. words-I'Whosbever shall ndous loss of small he fir . .
. of every a careful selection at ous substances, The evergreens have ).Oil Ifallure. A farmer canvot kWIP , ,,, C, mix tu �
I t Christian Churob is belief in 1be re- say 'Thou fool' shall be in danger tree . year. By I , abipa, V __
surrection of Christ, In the gospels bell fire." . .with a thicla two pure-booeds Profitably for. the
I Fool here is a different 5 it would be quite Possible to their, leaves covered' I tov ek*70"
� � om the onb Jesus used in conserve the forests for many y,pars. "t . NZ04=,ow,
, there are recorded ten appdarances'of word Xr � � waxy cuticle r skirt and also, produce purpose ot-,crosstng, wholl the 009- � . . . *ad j"
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Y� . other wealkifess menace to plant life and ParticularIv tain the moisture, They also bate it a man has it fancy for 4airyinal I . I 1. 114VT 6" *etw �* 0 Ob
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. � I . i Mary rou" them up to see thatthey had thousands of acres of our finest trees exchange of gases and water vapor pei,ig -to, hill, itild b t . %ti lba.) 31111ft 401d
t , recognition. It WAS onl�, whel . . , fo tills tho do- � � (11. 'rew4a,bo
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- 'ngs foretold of the Messiah surring c"awatly. Dom
'At . heard the tender tones of h1w voice bOdn slow In realizing the truth of - annually. As a general rule these with the Air, may take place, situated inWitilig' of the market lie In iollOO' to
�/, . froin the care- In pits .and guarded by overhanging ..
I Z, 11 . , result supply, thpil alwq�ts use �t nerd Aire .
. that she knew. him �Qr her X,�4 1 conflagrations ', .
1, .: , , uster; the thl h o- a wonderful old Tes-�, lessposs of Someone who throws a- projections. . . .� .. - . select hawdo"Imbote, Xwo0we
before that, 'he had been to her just They Hate ed t . bt that breed, Ana carefully .
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the gardener, Ift the interview re- tament Story, giving Step by Stept an vay part of a lighted cigar, cigarette Some plants . grow: ln� aituati"O tbe heifers; which are to ne retatued . from fto, "a XW in I
, � - I . . leaves a camp Are where th � b�w,j (joespo'"p) ONO^
1.1 .� .� , *corded 'in this lesson, neither -faiie interpretation. of thw.-Alesslah as seen I or match, or else ere 'is a very limited suliply ig lierd_ It' Is 11,11WAY.4 ' I -
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nor voice was recognized by the two therein. - The inost strikilig, passages behind. It is true fhat the -K found to, ber. much lhor,01 TO tit able to . 11 I.. � �� I
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I , . td.whom he appen I I - tated areas 4rb covered by other by the .roots,- In the case -of desert stay. wit . it one breed 1,113�0:* to be I (!On- . I . . . I
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I , . . appearing, phets, foretelling L the character And .plants in the course of a year or LtWbl plants. thero is an, actual scarcity of , . . I I � �. - I I . I . -
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� - IF; _gs of Christ, whieh'he would Init, a$ a rulq, these 'plants arp . vate4_ but, with many bog plarits 1�yery otoektua:o OLO111d AIM At illl- -
�_ , . irst of all it wits Mary Magdalene. sufferh � .1 __ , ��
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� . .. who' saw him, then others of. the most likely refer to, in order to c0p- very valuable to the human race, . ,there are cortgin chemicals In the provillit 1114 herti ul- flocki And to do V`a!�- " _76 _�-- . - M!
I I I . .4 1D 4. '. d now. vinee thern at though he was cru- Chatum in tomperature ate some. water which p vent +hA roots -froom . I . � -
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. I . Vothen, "4wrwar a � , A �),Dleo- cified Yet he was the Christ, are the t . imoi serious -to the plant, but not as*'takinig in mucb, moisture. In ea I this'It tit necessary to stay WMI 01M . ,.. _1 )I / i
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r .1 . se appearances were folloping: Gen. 8,16, - Dout 18-15; a general rule. Every spring the late case the plants'show. modifications breed, lise the besi fierd .sire ol' that ' � � I .( .
. pas. All of the 6. -91.8.4 Isa. i3; Dan frosts illay � destroy many. 1109 and adaptations.to moot:Ahe coridi. breed gNikilable, caretultv select ill , . . 1.
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on the day he rose from.the grave, Gen. 49.10;.Nut I d . fied a rail 0 .
now called "the first day of the week I O' ' 90. 1&2i; V a 'I,
�� V.25-27,1 19a., 9. 6. 71'�;;Ps. I I .plants and in late.summor.hi est- tion . They have pienns by whi6 brvetblk fenial", all I , . I I
. . Or the J�ordls Day." � And, beholdi Mal. 4.2.6. � I ern. Canada the early frosts ofteii'de. o w ed. - that will. promote thriftilles* And I.. .. 11 I I
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. . I tv He I w0ver, that the, quite., sinall.- The leaves ,are- not raiiaer.� . , . I - , , � �
. � . . - & viiiii9e called Emmaus, which ,was. gone1urtber (verse. 28). kept on, be. remembeiod, ho, . . , . I .. � I I . , I . . , *
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I I . . from Jerusalepl. about � thrile .:score as if. it was not his intention ,to stop; damage is done among the cultivated large 'and are of a tough, loathe . . I . . . I . . ti
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. � - ow plants And these do � riot grow ftatur. eonsigtoncy, A., th ck cutic e a . I . I
. I . . ... furlongs (Vbrse 13). Conje(4ure has and no doubt be would have gone . I I Of I . 13,01:11(ers Oil ('4-operatiolk, . . . �
. . . I . . . � . I it that the other One was Luke, vod* if 'they had not urged him to, tarrv, ally in these Areas. They have be�n waxy nature, prdArdilts eVapo.ration . F4rtueis never co-O�Oratt"'Ilecatlse � ' � ��..
� esty,being tb�� mabon or the omis� "But they constrained him, saying, Imported and are d4veloped.because thi-ou upper surface of theleaf. they N�ant. W, -,bAit.b"4AUW WOW have . I . *11
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. . .iion. Thby -were --- fling to a vil. Abide with us." They gave him a, of their economic value to. the human, The, ,gulp'lehre. surfabb Which containd to, , . . .. . . I . 1.
�. , I � -with �r ,,. I .. I Under natural conditionsi most* of the stotuft-o-ir i � ., , �
. late some eight rAiles. West of Jer-� pressing invitation to remain . A .."; Tile tilltv lo.�O-operatfk is now long, - , .1
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happened,, and. they communed. to-� the ptint* of the Tiails ,,,in his handsi foun I on-tho snow a 1119 are wicti :Jid �othqr succulent, or fleshy. a higher price than I A6, market- I I . or 'at rres I sleot. or x*kf*%-,c*oWxt X . . .
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. . The use of At any rate "their eyes -were opened ( nd ice in the Al Y 9 plapti bave 4 .great doal of storAge warrants. I . �..", . I . . * .- ;* �.,
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shows bow. ,lboroughlY coil red shou," the color bdihg dne to a lacking, In the'lat ,dristances the , I . I lKettle . � .
I . nit the outcome of the: away as they looked at each othei in large re4dish spot of,coloring matter siolps � t %K ; � . I . �Thu , ,. I .... I � . . Am '_ _�. -Ad ft � ; 11 . , . �
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. evebts of the past days. These were perfeet, amazeip n . L - of food is carried on'In'tboM. In �, - + _ , .4", bit f.r 16, f, d ,� 1,
� . . indged crucial times . and -i7equired indeed."+ I . . � Protoplasm, theliving Substance of niony plants' spines. and thorns are ' - V . I . .1 I �. ,4
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, that -reason I plants and animals, cann6t withstand '10 , Throe, finished% Pearl War-$. t*0 ecato of,joisirly
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I . + De not dethroned., Just We karn'tr9in thii narrative: ' 1�' produ�ed to. prevent wounding by Atli. , , 0-016� " I lot, 1�kft Q* "V ,
, high temperatures. It ia com-; mals. Wounds Would -Allow. great � . L 'W Y'* � I onswei Inside antl oot. Mono
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I and went with them. . But their eyes together about the thing of Ch ist� �pletely * destroyed by heat which evaporatiow-of .moisture from the ,; . I I . . , . tol"Al 10 so" 4401101. .
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. 4 were hold0n that they should ,not He copies and makes a third and joins would come far short of causing Wao plant. Wax"coverings ate also pr�, fi' g. and th .-b" - � . I . . I .
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, � q I know him .(verse 16). To them be in their fellowship-_"Whero two -or. ter to boil. wmch w ell. for cha n , .+ . - . .
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I I .1. . .. . em, -90 deet wore they narne there. am I in the midst; of grees on our. English. thermometers. growing all over t� � . irritdtioris of the'skift. 'MarlY I . I � . 4100100410 "-f-W="== - � 1�-,e,l I I
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� ,. ' 'words, had Slipped up beside therno (2) When - there is a desire to �range of temperatures; ,11at they del They enter into competiti 0 n troubles. w .av ..ed . .
. LO.12 we read I'Af- learn gr,eater 6owledge attends -tile on with . ,, . . �. . I . . I I I - -- �_�.�",�, ..
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Ti ' brought wany to completely te I IfIfilout Steaks ,..� I aslistaud. � Dremer itits large bev ,
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