The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-18

lowing that bosom Of destruction, which ends
Cen You tell, approximately the time Of the
final battle at EsdrAelon"'
Il believe that many Of thoss that are so years
old will certainly see the beginning OF these days,
mean the good side, winch follows the exciting
thing, which II Seems 70 ne, are Tigh' on ueth
why viii America be in this great betilt?'
"An.rca vii hp m II NJ much rs England,
Undoubtedly her interests are bound up with those
oi England, We have common interests oil over
the earth now We are one Oi the great graineriel
OF the earth. and must protect our commerce We
are about to have An inter oceanic canal, anu
must have II navy TO protect II, Il navy to Protect
the Philippines, aud 10 protect our poorest sub
iecS. 1t Is written that II must be SO because
We are ManasSrh
Has God orlnineldo you think, that the Rus
SLAMS are % b. destroyed And II 50, why
Tod doel not orialn but, from his foresight
must have ioTc>'rn, ana 30 tat'uGh ptol ny,
Ll, agents pT'dI, ted what later policies ul haluhH
would fetch about The whole thing, however
ha, come from the II . viii and utterly untfSn
mellod action, uuivldGaliy a wei! as c"l'tuNtiN'
OF the races and peoples according 70 TIER ,nl'
positions God, for instance, through Moses iut'
saw Nud specIiied n nation, with dark countenah,e
and hafI Languages, sent, as, his own Hgenl p't
united. upon Jerusalem, and they came ulu't,
a, Daniel likewise permitted, and raIed Tie Tempe
10 fheeatth, a. tue saviour propt.tSied.
Why waS This? \ot 50 mucn for punishment
a. an inevitable result u the jews losing thelr
shield. To br true 10 Jehovah was the salvation
o. Judea. Fores .elur their failure, their weah
ness was likewise for'scen, AMI ais" MAJ Rome
would take advantage II It IN. tulhlment ot
all these ptophcce ~ demonstrates the Truth thereof.
II We only real 1ed II, "" 1--we in days Twelve
times as full " concentrated prophecy, about
those very places, ~ did those that looked on the
army Of Titus"
md meantime where will war begin In Eu-
ppC"
and Amsric, lust rs much. II II imEossibls
to say Just where THIS confngradon VIII break
out"
Are va TO escape in this country 'n'eTneeiae
wars"
"No; | have no doubt there will I've strong re
ng'oHS coutrrv"tsv in thiS country, and, perhrpS,
= fvy hot heads make overt Efforts al diSruplinS
religious fr,aIDm ia this land, but. woe 10 those
who unl"ri1ke IL
"Bcf,ro things now on thu carpet can hc settled,
| should not We surprised g. md mtern'Cine
troubles 81 every dnscupnon in al nations, Is
raj Tat - England and America nave GER
tain. lN'lt cHrvi.sIy IN the lace ui 'heir inner
lal bluhr.gAt They nave not taken due Pre-
caution. Hu' thrr' IL Liability mat they may ne
found mapping
And what Il Trancr'"
"A~iur Fran. cannot consider bert Republic.
The Dr,yiu, affair fully dI,abused nc n any such
hope. ii circumstances In the near fltur. array
her against treat iuH,u. | con scarcely see how
The clash can IN 10 start the general war mat
"Wou,I the dssr6 Of crowned hesd Of Europe
at tuS .Iu'tur na>rH tI" catastrophe
"bf rlurar u" death Il any Of them would,
bur the question is. whlth an" most he death
- Victoria, whom TIM, COT SAY" rom IL, ""uli
not aitr the policy of "r"at l'uMin nor "trt"
her wonderful craftsmanship ih'" hive
h,rn several rlIrfs ~ recent IHl- sho hay" died n
G"rmnny nut II do not c''.ct the issues 81 this
question l. SEEMS To- u" that the death Ui the
Fwrnr.r II Austria would up"t Up NOR" com
u~licarouq and nearer ones To- Palestine Tni con
Stautinupio, which are the objective POINTS, hHn
an, one els' Iut YOU may confidently "Nl"Ct
70 so The whole political geography OF that Ned
it'rrNnsan Erpgp ui nations that represent inc
fpur'uid mag" II LmIir" 20 b, wiped OIL ~"
C,nuu'ntnl SLATE AMI now in's formed when
viii rsi'r' = a! tho" down 't"ln"o re',lo ihtIr
own 'lh'rtl0cr@ under a Just CIV Wu''nt
won u0Nr sad that Germany HN, br N a Triple
%l'llaur, with America and England IL tie near
future
Egypt anl Germany represents A,-vr'a. and
these t'Iee great powers a. equally ''n'rThtn
IN events 81, Nn,ghtv q, ! Nave enumerated II
the Bi5,a IS trl'. then these thr"' nations ore
10 divide tie " I'd lrtwcuU themselves
The German ore q lcu'nH, ~t0ch or = Morse
pooplo and We l.ouehcI Co. woN thf,nfh Them
c'o-s.y related e. - n a." 81 'pHlr 81 inc,,r IA
tuIe tn German, Hr. deeply IN touch With vs.,
but -ruus'auH.~ rather hai" 'h' eyes. oi we
Emp !. at resent but ! am sun Tat Tire lr>'
iI.A. sirugE.' VT Tia niI.r towers VI the WuI'd
Russia ana 0or nO.Irsy by I r. Of circumstances,
VIII bee German, II IA" G'rmau- could only
e'e tbs. " would now lav" u trporrt" contract
that nothing under ,tau'n could Shake
"A'a v" y. ulr. IlI, -, ron whal ancient
nation yyu think the iay,,a'hef, Of the Beers
"rac D.tA rir.,,ut ii" descendants Of Lot
thoy az n..r' ut I.~ related t. pur rae" Tier"
,lm"~ III uow TIE Ha.r, Will b. defeated and
WiluypN ai''rv'rl ~ peace under English rule
proapt.ua b"E,nd lh'r pat Inp"rN 49,.
in ypar 'u.et study. While the OUTSIDE world BUSES
ltse,f VITA war r%IEluT-"
1 hive been IT vuiL Tor nyN verrs ON 10 pin
CipsI effort q my iic and by a ,ira4g" coln,i-
deuCr, have handed III" manuscript IL tlls corn
pinlfd task to tie plutor tll, N"ry day. II VAL