Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 16, 1925 · page 5

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milks bolnl hurled

at desperation then
tlxoir lives. I'I‘hoie who

tor dripping from their
the strenoost o! tho *‘roignida‘mon
stood shiverlna’. ondexxvix n3
1 xvurnx themselves at
by. the symnsthetio i shitexxt's or
the island. They w to am sure. but"
Poul saw that it won no 'tlmo tor
'disncssn Whlié wind of his cOmw
panions we're wax-lulu hy the tires.
and others Who Wm nlxnou over-
come by thm struggle with the wov-
5 were x'ocoilex‘x kindly munistro-
on at the hang: of those who had
xxilt the fire. this mighty servant
oi God huised himself keeping the
(lambs going. Watkins along the
llxorr he gathered up the broken
pieces of‘ tho ship. the very timber-1i
. ,to'vwlxich some of the shipmreckod
* hummus hourclung {or safety. and
hooped them upon the fire. ’Not
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that

iii a it up with
Hod it to

”talent had com.
lid.‘ as it was aha

'to o" thrown upon the coals, 33

lip with waéxx‘ixlyI lnon Paul's hxx
his ioOIoned 3 p it clung. xvrlth
fioxii his wox‘xnxled 3mm. Tho mun
my ‘p'oopip toll hock. appalled.
they know that lho 13$ng of such 3d.
liars mount néitsdn‘ and sudden death.
It would only he xx question of n few
minutes until Paul's lxaxxxi would ho.
sin to own]. and than the sxxsillix3
would rise to the arm. and than th
body' would begin ip bios: and in xx
nomxym of pain. death would claim
him.
of than: 33mm“ xx lxuxxxircxl timos
and newer once had any one exorI re-

Thoy had seen tho mil ettect .

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oovored. Wntclxlng their hexmtuctor c '

shake tho serpent into the xix-o. thoso
poOplo. wins in their (xxx xx conceit.
came to a. conclusion.

“Mil“ a Conx‘ll‘ixxlmx. .
One or the Icasiosx xhings in this

xxOx'ld for my person to do is to‘

come to o. "conclusion." It seems to
require less troy matter to name to
ix “coxiciusion” than to pcxrmm any
ieixoldlm

" ,I’nul'o mislortune these Ix'umlo. lookx

« 1x13 important. shook

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their heads
ewlxl3ly. «3nd said: "Ho is a. mur-
How the bite of xx serpent

'muled e. x-rcord o! bloodshed and

 

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ST. andRRAYE

SECOND DISTRICT :- .

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THIRD DISTRICT
THIRD DISTRICT . ,

order was notvxplainml by the”
Iltlcs. Men who are hasty in com

'xxln their ionic.
tho world that they have "come x6
conclusion." Paul was bitten by 3
If!“ IeIfore he mxxxxi be xx mill-(o
, w oi'h'u'ing camped the parii
, tho son; the gods would not per-
, it to 633333. Nodding their hquo
wisely they wixisxwrvd xbolr conch.-
to lnothox, and thin sewed
. own complsnexxtlv xxnitlx'x'3 to: Paul
drop dead it is “my. how
33er nice people ms) be to see their
Ill prophecies (-omo true. I “
Paul heard their whisper-I. lie

. sixw the vex-vanes who mhe hot! lioen

taiaborlng so hard to hr! 0 shrink built
tx-oxn his presence as though in wore
a. pestilence, lie hoard their i sin-
(whom and his sontliivo soul ouslioo
undexj their false accusations. WIlilie

It is enough for '.

 

m y muting for their svii ix ’
pheoles to ho fulfilled.

much rather '

rise. 'i‘ne’y xx'sxxt ‘ 9 ho xxx-glad

their skill in . Notifier

the People instead 0 ministex-ln3

(Coxx‘xixxx‘xon xx P333 Seven)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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