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English: "Decoration Day". Illustration for "Daughter of a Soldier" by Mary Stewart Cutting, cover of the Christian Herald, May 21, 1913. Painted by Gayle Porter Haskins.

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Title: Christian herald
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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that will cause rim troubles, breakingabove the bead and separation of the tread from the carcass. All this is overcome in the ^Diamond because the three points of rim contactare absolutely meclumically perfect—the annealed steel cabled wire bead holdswith a vise-like rim-grip. This is only one Diamond advantage. You get additional More Mileage advantage without extra expense in theDiamond Vitalrzed Rubber—a scientific combination of pure, lustyyoung rubber and a secret toughening compound—nothing inferior inrubber, fabric or workmanship—the No-Pinch Safety Flap inner tubeprotector—and, if you desire, the now famous Safety (Squeegee) Tread. So this time buy Diamond Vitalized Rubber Tires—you can get them to fit your rims at any of the 25.000 Diamond Dealers always at your Service I Christian Herald UBSCRIPTION. $1.50 PER ANNUMUBUSHED 52 TIMES A YEAR roPYKIGllT. 1913. BY THE CllKlSTIAS HERALD NEW YORK, MAY 21, 1913 VOL. 36-NO. 21. PRICE 5 CENTSOFHCES : BIBLE HOUSE. NEW YORK
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DECORATION DAY lUuMtrating TTie Daughter of a Soldier. by Mary Stewart Cutting, in this issue Painted by Gayle Porter Haskins OUR MAIL-BAG 1 Questions and Answers i F. A. H.. Pullman. Wa»h. 1. One of my BibleclasH Hliiilonts recently nsked this question:•■;f A>l«m Hn<l Eve hiul ni) kno\vleey God. It was a sin to eat of thisparticular tree l)ecause he had plainly com-mniiileil them not to do so. 2. It is impossiblelo know what was meant by the tree of theknowledtre of koo<I and evil. It may have beenso called simply because the entinn of its fruit,after it had lieen forbidden, would brinR themthat experimental knowleiltce of sin. Beforethey sinnetl they knew only that disol)etliencewas possible : after they had

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