8h ♦
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF +
It T. E. W.’S CASE. ♦
♦
♦ Macon, Ga., Nov. 6, 1915. +
jf- Mr. Thomas E. Watson, >
> Thomson, Ga., +
> Sir: +
jf The case of the United +
> States against you is get for ♦
trial at the United States ♦
> Courthouse, Augusta, Geor- +
♦ gia, on the morning of No- +
.♦ vember 26th, 1915, at the +
♦ opening of Court. If you are +
not present at that time, your >
+ bond will be forfeited. >
+ Respectfully, ♦
♦ E. M. DONALSON. ♦'
> United States Attorney. +
FROM AN ULSTER MAN, A PROT
ESTANT P REACHER.
Dear Sir: I enclose you two clip
pings—one from an Irish Calander,
(the larger one) and the other from
“The Belfast Weekly News' (Irish).
Use them as you see fit on two condi
tions:
1. —Kindly do not mention my
name in connection with their pub
lication.
2. Please return them to me.
My chief business in use is ciiat of
soul winning—helping human souls
to the one only Saviour of men. I
am your friend, I love you and wish
sincerely to meet you.
“Where in all the bright forever,
Sorrow ne’er shall press the soul.”
God abundantly bless you. Your
friend and well-wisher.
KORT. KERR.
N. B.—l felt impressed to write
you, and promise you my prayers.
Here are the clippings sent by
Brother Kerr:
THE HIBERNIAN OATH.
Bishop of Durham's Opinion.
