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About Torch of reason. (Silverton, Oregon) 1896-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1896)
THE TORCH OF REASON, SILVERTON, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 1 , in s titu tio n * , D e lu d e d R e v i v a l i s t s . ( C o n ,tin n t‘ <1 f r o m p n ^ e Jp} w h *»i. w ith s o l e m n f r i g h t y «>U g o I w a r« l ( ? ) »»n«l < d n im HI <li(i ¡H I b e lie v e g o v e rn m e n t and c iv iliz a tio n «lut i n g h u n d re d y e ars. in is t h e w o rk th e S ta te s 1 advance th e of la -t f iv e j « lH lti t'» e e i r c i i l a 1 ion I I of th a t a m o d e rn ! te n - y e a r - »id c h i l d know s. II y o u k n e w n o w « - ld ig h 'e m - d \ o u ; it' v«»u k n e w p e o p le by F ree o f “ I n f id e ls .” Even * T h o u g h t. 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