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ford last Sunday in which he dwell upon the text ‘"Let Hot
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Thy Lipa Speak E v il.” How m uebj there ia in this text
iw « wae a a d . gad bar teetiaooy th a t1 put forth from WM hIneton «y .: <1>
of Scripture, few of ns stop to realise. Applied to oom ina
b a te d worked faithfully erory d a y ; * * w ow rrattan to old our Antes;
nity and home life, and it would prevent
or event oonnth
countless crimes
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and sorrows and let the sunshine into many a lonely lieart.
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the other m a *, W h .ra she a c c u s e d i j * ! ? ¡ 7 f a * r a - a e a w f c u lw r y basts
nave yon aver mingled with a group of your fellow men on ¡fteatiim were pi.cod in « a . {d-rpm bias o f spending bis Mate ra a o in g M isery b y la w s ta c ra a a to g p re s e n t
• street turner or in soma public place a p i than wondered drat w ifc a n d e M J « t> w ttb tb a a *a e p . M W W d g a d o i d s h * 4 H * U th e w arb * * * * * 10 « * dsteat ef about ewe-
at the effect that some of (be aUries gorhg r o i l r if f w o u l d ti«o uf H e n ry S tra ta , o f Langlois, * t t e p U o a ^ C o q o U la -S r a tin l.
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have npoothe lives of the boya of tender years that warn
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provided not by voluntary ptft, but by
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listening t o them? Jt ia not a stretch of imagination to
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say that the downfall of your or yonr neighbor's daughter
and the crime of your son is the direct result of just such
things. And yet, how many otherwise good citizens are
guilty o f this corrupting infinence of letting their tongue
speak evil where it sears it’s scar forever.
“Let Not Thy Lipa Speak E v il.” I f you are a woman,
have yotl aver paused to think of how easy it ia when you
have met with a few friends, to talk of the shortcomings of
an absent neighbor or to repeat the gossip about some un
fortunate girl? And sometimes you know, and we all
know, 'hat these things which yon surmise or repeat
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i» G e ld Borah l is t week, at which
W a lte r O éw wirt elected C aptain ,
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servine in (fra U . 8 . arra y, L ie u t I m n ^
Jewell baa had experience in d r ill hraeet.
w erk , being a rates t e r of tb rO regou ? , * * *
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»alle« Baekensto raw aarvioe la
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thus fo rtu nate ia being
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Hardware of all Kinds
C a rl J Beiarat
Owen W . Sraitb, Bandun
W e ila r LeCfaSr, W ad d w b u rn
Everywhere on the western front the H im army is giv
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ing ground. The fourth German drive, heralded as the Oeorge Beuaett, Langiuia
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biggest one of all, baa turned into a sweeping allied victory.
S o bayier Cook, F o r t O rfard
Decisive though .the victory has been, yet - Germany still
N athan Bpergeoa, P o rt O rfard
has a mighty fighting force, aud contesting the advance of
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the allies bravely from behind a network of defenees the
Riohard Moore, Brookinge
fall of Berlin Wbuld eeem a thing of the far distant future.
H a rv e y Badfleld, W ad darb urn
But, how long w ill that army into which has been instilled
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Waaiey F a m a , W edderbnra *
the thoughts of4tbe capture of Faris and the channel porta
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fight bravely on the defence, and how long will the under
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fed and poorly clothed populace of Qermany support a wgr
in which a few months ago they were promised early vic
tory and in which they munt now- see inevitable defeat?
Tim e alone will toll; but it is not improbable that with the
Italian victory and a little more crowding on the western I * * , W
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front, the morale of the German army and nation wiH *‘x1**®
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break and thp end w ill come swiftly and suddenly. Jndg- X * ^ d ^
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ing from the past, it takes a brave foe, backed by a right- are:
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sous cause to stick to the end in a losing fight.
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Since the rain of the past week it is not believed it w ill
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be neoessary to dose the hunting season on aooount of for- | John c . V a n P «l7 H a rb o r
est fires
1 he opening of the season means considerable to
Paul Moore, Agnew
many Carry oounty families wbo can venison to help in
Rfateid H o w e , Brookings
G a a rd , although by laet waek’e Re-
porur but 24 bad eigned the M u a i
ter B M I an d ta |e n »ba oath adm in
The fallow ing oath ia required:
ia tbo C u rry Co. G uarda for the per
iod of tb e w o r w ith G e rn a n y , unlew
diaebargad frate terrine by oorapatan t
a o tb a rity , and d o ro lu n U r iiy oeaapt
tba d d ig p tb m a o f spadai
D eputy
H a rry M o o n, Brookinga
John 8 o b lie tM o n , G old B obo
Jacob L. W hite, Port Orfard.
o f tboooasUtotod o iv il
A large German submarine appeared off aha Massachu-
aeUa coast SutMh> and sunk three barges, add the tog that
was towing them was repeatedly hit and in -tUmcs when an
aviator appeared and il»e subto'irine dove*VXhousaudd on
shore witnessed the attack. No lives were loat
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90 day«* fre t trial h
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f a f JK» $100.00 or I
< a in t.re .tin g eaae waadaaidad in
tba C irc u it C o u rt M ra M ra d a y by
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c u rity for tbo p a y a a a t o f tbo
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Franco, hollowing are some of the late dispatches from Johnson gara MaAdaraaa boad far
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July 22.— There were signs everywhere that the Ger- Jofc,wo* »»d W. J Boradira m ear-
mans are destroying material and munitions io the pocket
b r t w w n 8 o i» o „ . , „ d R h .,m , prep-ratory io th , M l i „
evacuation of that area,
io °o «a on the piaoaboroad tbo Joba-
. J *’e Ji ! rn>ant) ar0 having the greatest difficulty in main- oawle to tbo rare o f
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talning their communications and are unable to use most « o A d am a aboold <»U fa r tb o « .
of the rsilroada leading northward, owing to the aliios av- * ’* > • » ■ * * paid M a A d a a w M lA S
iators and artillery.
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___divi>ion« iro n th * north have been hurried t o 2 t ‘ i \ 2 ° WyU>
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an across the Marne and ejected from Chateau Thierry
the Franco-Jktierican troops.
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1 he allies have a large number of prisoners, more than H . afao
hra t ^ n announced. New batebe. me arriving.
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number of nnwonnded prisoners alone exoeeds the total had bought aad there
caauaht.ee of the alhes since the advance began.
D S N N I S C Ü N N I F F , J R .,
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