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Concluding Fulton Oursler's story of the life and death of Jesus Christ

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She had a heart attack such na she hand offers had before, afiel then lost consciouSIESS, I was hot summoned, of course, she would have sent for me if shu had known she was dying.

My elder soll was informed by telegram, and the small hours, It fell to him to tell me the sad news, for I never expected it, her specialist had given un enveouraging report only two days before. He wrote 1o me that he did not expect i but know that it was possible.

It was the end that he would have wished for her; she might have had much to suffer. Most

to us, I thluk, would choose such

a death if we were prepared for it, as she certainly was.

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Tales of a trembling of the Flot, Flot Lamma sabaethâni!” earth and rocks crushing from My God. My God, why have hillsides; graves ripped open, You forsaken Me?"

their white domes splitting wide. Standing hear the foot of the AU

this was talk behind the 4 PUSH Caiphas, hearing those hand, because the priests would wordin, gave a hoarse chuckle of retaliate on

nay of their own sympathetic or sg- delight Seizing his old father who had a In-law's withered wrist, he re- nificant word to say about this

execution. followers will never

Those at the cross who loved "Hear that, Lord Anans? 25

be able to Him bent their breasts and sob- past past over a year it was not live down those words. First He bed. The Roman officer who had MAYN He is God, then He asks given all the orders for the exe- meant fou any eyes but my own. But i have allowed her to sell Himself why He has

cution forsaken

of the death sentence her own words the luve which |

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and gagged. Perhaps it was the There was a terrible peal of earthquake that weighed the Thundur But presently Caiphos man down, or perhaps the dark- bear the voice of Annns, de- 11094. Or it may have been the spondent atul disheartened: face of Mary, Then, cleaning his "You are high priest, Chuphus, mouth with an oblong of silk, he but you do not even remember turned to one of his lieutenants your Scriptures. Especially the and gasped: Twenty-second I'm, which "Indeed this begins. My God, my God, why Son of God." hast Thou forsaken me? and Kurs on

prophesy pertiups

The Treasury Dollar Hoards

From FREDERICK COOK in New York

post-

ETERMINED efforts It explains the great

how mystery of are being made by the war

British visitors to the USA, British Treasury to gain

limited dulias allotment, possession of 11 "hidden- none at all, are able to winter

my dear husband, to be apmed hoard" of dollars owned by luxuriously in Florida or after my death." it was written, Britons living in Britain. for months in $50-a-day not after her health began to fall. The hoard is believed to The main work of a professor but at kuliand Gate in 1900, just

total millions. the birth of our Arst- is to give lectures, which have to before

Sa quietly have

man was the

THE END

Claims

American court that Americam banks holding such deposits may be forced under American law to pay them over to the British Government.

One such case now before the New York Supreme Court con- cerns money deposited with the some Bankers' Trust Company, one

with

of New York's Big Five, by Mrs or Margaret Louisa Maitland- Tennent, of Cammo House, Cramond Bridge, Midlothian.

live

sulles

in New York.

Under wartime regulations the first Britons owning United States that securities had to surrender them

The deposit was made many years ago and, with interest, now amounts to $117,282 (worth

£20,320 before devaluation, now worth £41,080). No with- drawals have ever been made from this account.

be rather simple, stace the intel- born. lectual level of young men who Like many in her generation, oMcial moves been made are preparing for ordination la she greatly exaggerated with our they are unknown to all except for sterling.

But a considerable number of not, on an average, very high. Prayer Book absurdly calls then select group of Wall Stree!

cash balances in American Dui in each year there were two great peril of childbirth, Statis-lawyers.

The existence of this hidden banks were not disclosed.

Mrs Maitland-Tennent, it was or three really able men, and Ucally the chances are about 250

sald during the proceedings, is to 1 in favour of the mother. hoard hus long been suspected. We met first in 1994, at the these used to come to my house

Now a series of test cases are in her eighties, and has not She wrote: "My own G. for a little more advanced study. house of my

Best-Now it has been uncovered by uncle, F.

America for being launched with the object visited Investigations of

many alone this the suited me exactly, beloved, I am quite The work Inge, a noted Oxford cricketer,

of securing

a ruling from I wish to tell you officials here. who held what was then a family

and in the long vacations I was evening.

British

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