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last, the Baptist but gives no fuller ac- may not be far distant. The careful - It is a guarantee that the rule of the bridgeshire and'Hubtingdon all come On the other - a P I . I
I Harry Boland -now pistol and the p;--trol can will not pre- within it, also parts of Sussex, Kamp- pierce the can there. is a rush of gas
1- And our eternal home. . I count of his previous life than he person in the future before, starting tip his reserves.
Isaac Watts. i does of that of Jesus. If we turn to out for the day will simply reach for dead -was hustled back from fhe vail easily in, the Free State, and that shire and Suffolk. Schemeii dealing outwards, conditions are by no means
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I . - the 1 st chapter of Luke's gospel, we I his atomizer, open his mouth, squeeze United - Stat" to make a dramatic the country's life in this respect is with other regions will be evolved and so good and we .
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I �, PRAYER will find an account of his birth and the bulb, and a spray of pneamocoe- appearance iii the Dail, and a bitter ID the keeping of as brave and as finally all will be welded into one ki- alone or t4tke it 'back to friend grocer- ,
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� - I work. In to -day's lesson we read of throat, his windpipe, and most likely Swiney had made her fiftieth speech, has ever cast up. . I The London Most of us know nothing of Fran -
.1,1 incline Ili* ear to our supplications ithe fulfilment of that prophecy. the upper portion"of his lungs. He bitter, passionate, uncompromising . -0
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,_ as we s- 1 ,,many of the children of Israel shall can then sally forth into highways Cathal Brugha, equally famous a�' , 1,01
- - the great industrial district of the to his reward, for his work was done
. ", Sons of this new year. Grant that ! he turn unto the Lord their God. and subways, confident that the germs athlete and Sinn Fein warrior, had . STALLING 'A south. The area covered is 8,828 around 1809. But where things aver
, ; �- xnally, may be turned to righteousness 'And he shall go before his face in I with which he has fortified himself, spoken coldly, bloodlessly -the sort A NOVEL WAY OF STALL .
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1, and find salvation through believing -the spirit and power of Elijah.' ia the atomizer, will go to grips with (-f speech one might expect from an . CAR There are a . I
� I an the Son of God who loved us and: Being a priest's son he would .at- any live pneumonia germs and kill articulate shark. . �� Michael Collins had generating undertakings in the area. So let's see just what he did for us.
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... Z, gave himself a sacrifice for sin. For urally have stepped into that office Every time it looks as if everything
` them. Of these 102 are public, seventeen be- Appert originated the idea of raising:
.. his sake and in his name we pray. �v _will know that he flamed back at them, and Arthue was known about cars and their use ing used exclusively to meet the de- foods in cans to temperatures high
and have inherited the comforts and, is 99 per cent. proof, at least, against Griffith had poured on them his
I .., Amen. I I along comes someone with a new mands for power of railroad and for enough to kill off the germs and fer-
- honors that belonged to his birth- I the disease that leads the mortality steady stream of logic. twist or a clever idea. Here is an in- street car concerns. This mean' -
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... I I S. S. LESSON FOR JANUARY 1st � right, but at some period in his life I list of the United States. And still the issue was in doubt. � an menta and then sealing them in the
.. .. ,he broke away and withdrew himself Dr. Russell L. Cecil of No. 33 East Then, back among the T -D's. -as cident which happeried, recently and average of one station to every sixty= cans in a vacuum.
gid" ,�: L,esson Title -John The Baptist!from his fellows and sojourned in the GIst Street, an authority on pneu- the members of the Irish parliament �hich shows how.some situations may five square miles, an enormous am- And here's the process, substant-
- and Jesus. desert issuing therefrom with the i � be handled in a novel way. ount of overlapping and wastage. ially as Appert worked it. The caits,
�. , monia, forsees the possibility of the are called -rose .Mulcahy. He spoke An annoying neighbor bought a new The scheme, therefore, provides for filled with food, are sealed up except
� manner of life and dress of an asce- atomizer treatment. Assistant Pro- k,s the brain of the Republican move-
_ I Less A-11. tic. -He hid himself from men that; fessor of Medicine at Cornell Univ(,r- ment, as the chief of staff of Sinn -
, '1�1 on Passage Mark 1. � car and before starting on a long trip, the elimation of a considerable num- for one small. opening, and are al- I
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, '. God." : at Bellevue Hospital, Dr. Cecil has d�:- thesis, be told the Dail that the Re- engine for a day and a night. Park- from 165 to thirty, and it is further of some liquid of high boiliTig point,
11 . 1, . : The lessons of the first and second According to .Matthew's gospel the . voted much time to the study of publican army could not fight the ing the car down the street from his contemplated that when 1940 is.reach- such as calcium, chloride solution boil-
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,� . quarters of this year are found in the! text of all John's sermons was: R During the war he was British. "The only thing we have ed, six more will be dropped. . ing at say 270 Fahrenheit. They are ,
. I e- pneumonia. by the exhaust fumes, he started the The cost is figured at $71,724,700 left until the heat has killed -off all
"I I � Gospel of the Son of God as recorded - pent �-e, for the kingdom of heaven selected by the United States Depart- driven them out of," he said, "is an
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.",.III in the second book of the New 'rest-' at hand." Thu., did he make it ment of Health and the War Depart- occasional barracks. We have to
, . 1, I -' looked like an easy way to get tral Board for transmission lines and displaced all the air. Then a single
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11 1., John -Mark whose mother's house in tt,at the long -expected Messianis age loos training camps and the success other war which we shall lose." I der twenty-five miles per hour for the tali7ed interest, $33,454,200. By the the ,can for keeps, and as soon as it
11 I- Jerusalem was a well-known rendez- I was now about to dawn, and that it he met with in that field is a matter Soon after the historic division was
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. 4 i. P, . fe-7ences we learn that Mark was as- I But with the pronouncement of the "The .simplest way to prevent pneu- No man appears less like a "Mus- I It so happened that another neigh- tensions, $28,270,500. -By the London steam brings about a partial vacuum-
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11 .1 !decided to stop the engine. Although Authority, $10,000,000. The initial inrush of air when we stick a hole
- �., Barnabas and Peter, and that he had: summons to repentance. His truni- prevent ic common cold, for it is ent soldier and politician until you
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I .a large capacity for being useful tolpet-voiced me -sage penetrated to theiwell recognized that pneumonia in look full into his inscrutable eyes. it is a violation of law to let an engine outlay, however, it is declared, will be in the can. I
b u know he might be anything, run unattended by a driver when the speedily recovered. — .--Io� �
these men in different ways; and that I very heart of the nation and great mRn is usually secondary to a cold or T en you I car is parked in the street, the irritat- In London, underground cables are . '
I � ,:",. kis association with Peter as an in- I companies went out to hear him. , a sore threat. Unfortunatelv there and you believi� all the stories of how, ed neighbor did not care to rely on to be used for distributing power, The coming national political con-
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, � , Amongst them came his young kins-, is yet no universally satisfactory during what Irishmen called the ventions really ought to be called
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11 Mark makes no reference to the 1 ing he had preached about the Mes- I throats; consequently until such' a man -not long before a post office
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I method is forthcoming, the attack on clerk -laid the military plans an But how? The doors of the car steel towers a quarter of a mile apart will be dark horses. -The Los Angeles.
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. . . . . 9 .1 . I . . I disease itself. In view of the well, campaign. been possible to raise the hood' and care is to be used to preserve rural
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'. �nxognizecl value of vaccination a- Michael Collins was the great,dash- What the world needs is a bureau of
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, I 1. , -ainst typhoid fever, it is really sur- ing boyish figure -whom Lloyd George
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I.."" . ing with the other person's property trical energy will be brought down
V. I prising that efforts to prevent pneu- so vividly described. Richard •-Mul, the golden rule. -The Arkansas Dem -
,t. . - monia by means of vaccine were not cahy was, and is still, the mystery to that extent. for consumers to 2 cent-, a unit where- .
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, . I - years that any serious effort has been call him Mulcahy the Masked. accomplished his purpose merely by It is estimated that the home coun- , The chief : difficulity confronting
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'�-'.- NEVA OPPORTUNITY ToAto purchase a new resistance unit a can of corned beef or a can of The unfortunate position is that in
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1-!-,��_ ENTER. THE as not running. At that, he got off air enters the can along with the point Sir Arthur Keith.
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