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4 Then shall thy light brsak forth q
be morning. and thine health shall
pring forth speedily Isl 5S-6-7-6l
Aud % Jesus Himself, said:
Ye have heard how said unto you,
20 away, and coms again unto You.
j.. John. H-2s.
And Paul, in speaking Of the
second comi.,g Of our Lord says:
10 Christ was once offered TO bear The
sins of many: and unto them thar look
Ior him shall he appear the second time
without sin unto salvation. Heb. 0-28
And an angel spake unto the
a. they were beho!ding
the ascension of Christ saying;
:. Ye men Of Galilce, vhy stand ye
gazing up into heaven this same Jesus.
which is taken up from you into heaven
shall On come 10 like manner a. sc have
seen him go into heaven, Acts Iii.
Then the conclusion Of the res.
titution will be the second coming
of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ without sin unto salvation.
And seeing now that we have
the promise, we ore, as it is writ.
ten:
Looking for that blessed hope. and The
glorious appearing of the great God
and our Saviour Jesus Christ.
who gave himself Tor us. that III
nigh, redeem us from all iniqui'y. ard
purify unto himself q peculiar people
zcslous Of good works. Titus g. IS IA
wherefore grid up the lions Of you
mind. be sober. aud hone 10 the en'
for the grace tina, Is To be brought unit
you ut III. revelation Of Jesus Christ
l Peter l-13.
Behold. he cometh with clouds: ant
every eye shall see him. and they als'
which pierced him. aud all kindrcds o
the earth shall wall because Of him
Even SO. Amen. Rev. IL,
Yes we learn that there is to b.
a restitution nf nll things ant
Christ is to dc revealed IN oil Iii
grandure with the grace that is t,
be brought ut His appearing
Therefore He says again: "Bu
behold, be not ignorant OF this, on
thing; :
The Lord is M, slack concerning hi
promise, ~ sOme men cu,ln, t!acI neg
but is long suffering Ii rs wait. ~
willing that any should perish. bit .ihs
all sbOnld com. 10 repentance
Bnt tho day of the Lord will come. =
Peer 3-9-l0
Aad when the chief Shepherd sha
appear, We shall RET Give crown of glor
that falc,E no, awsy. Peter "a.
Cast NJ. away therefore Your c"nfi'
encc. which hath great rcc"mpcDse I,
reward,
FRYE have need ~ pa,,cmr thx
after 80 have done the will III G"d. ,
lmigh, reorivc the premise.
Fnr yet n li,,lr while, and hr TIM, shn
come will conn. and will mt iatry
Heb. 1875 To 81.
| A. h. says .gnn;
IL that day there shall Hc n fonniai
o,mn, d In the hm.c ~ David and ~ ~
iai nb''a"'r If Jerusalem Tor ri" aud T.
unelrnn"rss Zrch i3-i
!, il the general received "pini"
that this prophecy was Untitled Il
III" frat coming Ut Christ, nnd Il,
i"un,nin was then "p-n-d, Thu
Ia gmM, sn far ~ It g'".. rhn
iouniain WIS Opened 81 b. m".d ,
iii" sin,nr. aud ih" ung'Mlv mai
The M"s.'cal Jews did not r.
neive Christ at all At his frs
coming He blinded their eyes ths
they might not accept him; there
tore, ,he fountain waa not OPEN.
IN them. They ara 10 racnive Fir
at hia aecnpd coming. f"r lie saws
Frr. hchr'd in 'h"~a ,la' u a"a III tbs
fine chen | shall briny nps,u the IN
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TANNING

Tanning donc in JAH.N'l'c ny
the COLONY people. Az kinda Of
leather mad"
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e0s and not . Jew lett there, and
/ Centiles took POSSESSION Of their
alters; This, was the briers
and thosns. This was . great
mystery, that was covered up tor
40 long time; and when all is|
fulfilled, will be when Christ
comes again. and until that time
he says.
Bind up the ties imoi,y. seal tho law
among my disciples.' lisa. 8-i6.,
i And just how long this time
Twill last no man knows; for we
cannot measure Gods time, only
as it goes past.
And whom He says, "My face
is hid for little while, NON.
ent, only" we know not how long
that time may he. 1t may be Il
great many ages, and it may not.
Nearly two.thousapd years have
, now gone by since the crucifiction
s Of our Lord, and Israel is yet in
darkness. Two.thousand years is
a long time with us; 'out with tho
Lord it is not much. With him
there is no division of time like
as there is with man; but it is
eternity with God. OF course,
orr days are ali numbered while
in this life; aud there is n time
to come, when all Israel shall be
, saved Bat first there must be a
, terrible failing away of the
Gcntiles, The prophecies to this
effect are fast becoming fulfilled
and there is o great rorsakine
. in the midst Of the land. Aud thu
, ahominatinn of deso!ation. Spoken
of by Daniel. the Prophet, stand
ing where ii oaght not, must frs,
come to pass in full; and il j,
1t already passed the threshold 81
n the center. And as it ia writer
Il Ivy Zachrah, the prophet. con
|" corning blinded Israel, and tn,
prosperity o. tho Gentilcs, u
:. the Gentiies shall enjoy +hc grea
est comfort for little while; SAN
ir then shall come their fallin.
he away; as it i. written.
Let no man deceive you by any mean
10 for tina, day shsl! not come, except the,
TO come Il falling away ilfsf. and that ma,
Oh sin he revealed the son OF prrditl u,
j.. Who opposeth and exalicth himscl
:. above ali tina, is called God or that
:, worshipped; 80 tina, he u. God s,ttc,
i" the 'cmplc Of God, shelving hnscl
;, thu, he is God, : Ties. a-a-i.
40 So AL this must be lulhllr
-. bntore til" time shall come lh..
az thu eyes Of the Jews shall be open
IN ed,
III Again VIC learn tina. in u nigh
"ision, the prophet saw ma
'M riding on Il red horse: and b
~ stood among the myrtle trees, m
behind him were red burscs, az
N. 'spcckled, und white. Then III
no 'prophe, said, 80 my Lord, wis
An are these: And the angel thu
'ou talked with him. said. ii W;
show thee what these be" An
o'' Che MAJ that stood amony tn
'"' myrtle trees answered and sal,
Nv these ure they whom the Lor
~ hath sent to walk to and tr,
~ through the earth. And tho
u" answered tho angel Of the LORI
"t and told him tina, they bad wall
"' cd to and fr, through tho cart,
''' aud beh"ld. they say. all 1t
lit earth siteth sill, and is at rest.
nv This has reference Ia the tin
'"' Of the f.!ling away which ,nclud,
the present as well as portion
the past and the future:) 9Th,
the. apgsl Of the Lord SAID.
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Som. people hsvs lois u s,ory

oome PooPtc "svs sOse ~ Bt0ry
bot ito mostly vain glory.
The dewitt 10 a'ways ssskisg
whom be may devour: SO u ID, / !
woeder II there isn't something up
now, W soc 2 or 3 Of Jobs CO mfort
srs passing about.
II We always cosld have . good
contcience, . conscience void Of
offence, w would havs Iess time
to ridacule some ono else, and
moro time to attend to our own
business, am right?
Surely . serpent will bite with
ont enchsntment; and baolsr is
no better. Eccle. l0-l1. \
II you'll keep all Of Gods
commando and sell oil 'you havc
and distribute TO the poor and
take up your cross and follow the
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Yon will not be far from the
Kingdom Of Heaven, do you
believe this'
i A false balance is abomination to
the Lord: But Just weight is
HIS delight. Prov. Ill.
Lookout merchants God says he
is TO respec,or OF persons.
! Riches prof, nothlrg in tho lay
Of wrath but righteousness deliver
eth from dsnth. Prov. ia.
Judgement are prepared for
scornars; and stripes for the back
Of fools
A good name is rather to he
chosen than great riches; and
loving favor rather than silver and
gold. Prov. 2.-i.
Cast out ibe scorner. and
contention shall 70 out; yea strife
|, and reproach shall cease.
Give instructions to u wise man,
, and he viii! be yet wiser; teach d
Just man and he will increase 10
I learning Prov 90.
4 foolish woman is clamorOns
She ls simple; and knowclh
. ho;hing Prov. 9-l3.
i. The one mah theory IS like
i counterfeit money. nn honest pcr.
son can not realIz' any good gu.
10: il.
All the labor Of man is for HIS
mouth; and yet tho appetite is not
filled.
lie that digoth II pi, shall fall
: into u. and whose breakrth an
hedge II serpent sba,l bite him.
!. Eccle, l0-S.
Z lac, US take heed how we dig or
break hedge. or do anything to
stain our snuls.
All the ways Of rian ar. clean
IN his own eyes. bu, it, hard for
II aim I" see 1t that way when
e looking NJ some one else. Is not
= this the inc,2
David s"'d | was IL rcprouch
= amo'g all nine cncmi.s. But
especially among my ync'ghbcrs.
psn Sill
D'v'" is not VI the good man
:, that hrs been IN his rohd tion. IN
W.! VIII" can sly. l have made
my heart clean, l am pure from
: my sin!
i Divers weights aud Divers
measures, both u them are alike
denominations TO uo Lord. Even
" child IL kLo~n by bis doinrs
: whether his cork be pure or
y whether it no right. PROV. 20-9-
lO-il.
Be not deceived Tor God 10 90:
Knocked TOR whatsoever a mnn
s"wesh that shall he also reap, for
il no s"weth to his lcsh he shall
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will Include the time from The :
distraction Of Jerusalem after tho
resurrection Of Christ, until tho
City ia built mp asaio.) For he
says, And the Lord answered
shs angel thst talked with me
with good words and con. fortable
words. So the angel that com
muned said unto me. Cry thou
saying, Thus saith the Lord Of
hast. | I'm jsalous for JcrueaIem
and for Zion with preat jealousy.
And am very sore dispieAs.
ed with the heather (.hs Gentilss)
that are ut ease: tor I was but o
little d;splsased and they helped
forward tho aBlicti on on the
account Of their falling away or
sitting still. Tho Gent;les ara now,
helping to forward the affection
OF the Jews that is the darkness
they have been placed iG.) There.
fore thus saith the Lord: am re.
turned to Jerusalem with msrcies
my house shall DO built in t,
saith the Lord of hosts, Ny cities
through prosperity shaIl be yet
spread abroad; and the Lord shall
comfort Zion, and shall yet
choose JERUSALEM (See Z-charinh
lst. Oh. s to l7th,)
(All these prophecies have dir
ect reference to the mysteries
We have been talking 40 much
about. but new are made manifest
through tho holy apostles and
prophets by the spirit. Tho last
part of the above quoted scrip.
tire has reference to the building
up Of Jerusalem md the second
coming of Christi But we are
not yet through talking upon this
point Of on subject; for We hear
the prophet say again.
Tncn lifted up mine eyes, aud saw,
and behold four horns
And sad unto the nngcl Tia, talked
with nc WHAT be ,heseg And b,
lanswcreh me. These nrc the horns which
have scuItered Judah. Israel. an,
Jerusalem. las they are scattered nov
among all nailonsI
And tho Lard Showed ire fru
s carpen ers
T. Then said VIM, come these 90 do
, Aud he spike saving. These are III,
horns which have scattered Judah bi
+ these are come 20 FRAY them. ~ east O,i
the horns Of the Gcniiles. which life,
i, M thur horn oyer the land Uf Jntlra I,
, scatter il. Zech i--la-I0 30 70
These carpenters are t., cast on
: the horns OF tho Geutilrs, tina
have scattered tho Jews, Tn
scattering of the Jews have mel
frltilled: the scattering of tn
Gentle horns have yet to com
I before all the above ecriItnr" i
, fulfilled. and all will he finished
at the restitution OF all thing
and the promise of tn" Jews II
y that time will come in: "rhere
q fore. sing daughter of Zi"n," A
q it is written:
i For ls'ael En,h not hern f"t.aker
4 nnr Iul,h NJ hi. Col NJ the Lord q
II hoe's.'h,,gh their l.nh we q led wi'
sin agnins. the llny nnr nf l-rn"l
.lrr II )
Would i. not hr ,,..loss .,nr M
: one 10 say TINT God has fnrsake
(" the Jews, whom Ha tells us differ
!, en,: He hns only blinded t""i
y nvas 40 that tina curse might h
, take, away For FL anvs sgair
"IIe that scattered Israel. viii
gather him. and keep him ns
, shepherd d"es his fnck" Thi
ioas No. l"ok as though God .ha
forsak m hi Jewish paonl"; II
" only scattered thcm COR narnos'
- and then promises to gather then
= again. for H. says ~ Isaiah:
N!
1 Is M, This the ',sttl,a have chose
n ,oaae She binds Of w.ckrdness 10 n
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QUESTION NO. II.

Aso tell m Whist W. ara Ia learn
from the 40 Oh. of Genesis where
Jacob calls his sons to gather themselves
tosSsher that he might tell them what
should bcfall them In the last days.
f, 4, Ssppington;
SeguiI WISH
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Page OF Inquirers
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
ARGUMENTS CONCLUDED
IN THE DREYFUS CASE
Prosecuted French Officer Asks Solely
for the Restoration of His
Honor.

PARIS, July Sin concluding his ar
gument before the Supreme Court yes
terday in behalf of Alfred Dreyfus,
Maitre Mornard announced that Drey-
fus positively refused to accept the
damages which the law aecOrds a vic
tim of judicial mistakes, and asked
solely for the restoration of his honor
as an officer, without any proceedings
against the witnesses or author of the
mistake.
The arguments were then closed and
the presiding Judge announced that the
decision of the court would be given
at a subsequent session. The delibera-
tions OF the Judges will begin on Mon
day and a decision by the middle Of
the week is probable.
Maitre Mornard's peroratiOn was a
brilliant tribute to Dreyfus, whose
action in refusing damages the advo-
cate described as a supreme act Of
moral grandeur. The advocate con-
cluded as follows:
He is ready to bear alone all the
misery and torture OF Devils Island II
his country will give him back only
one thing-his honor. We renounce
then all damages asking you simply TO
quash the conviction without retrial
and we ask you to grant this for both
the honor of the French army and the
public conscience"
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
BAPTISTS CONVENE
IN SANTA Cruz.
Churches in Northern
and Central Part of
the State Represented
Hundreds of Delegates
Attend the Call for
Three Weeks Meet

SANTA CRUZ, July S.-The annual
three weeks session of the Baptists'
Assembly for Northern and Central
California began at Twin Lakes, the
Baptist summer resort here, today. Sew
eral hundred delegates and visitors are
in attendance from all parts of the
State. Dr. C. A. Woody of Portland,
Or, preached at the Auditorium in the
morning and Rev. A. w. Rider of Oak
land. district secretary OF the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary Union, con-
Quoted the evening session.
During this week missionary insti-
tutes will be conducted daily by DIR.
Woody and Rev. Mr.. Rider. Lectures
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. ]. w.
Henry, a returned missionary from the
South Sea Islands. The second week will
be devoted TO lectures from such lead
ing men and women as Rev. ]. White
comb Brougher of Portland, Or, Mrs.
Isabella Alden of Palo Alto, Rev.
Robert Whitaker of Oakland and
Rev. A. H. Smith of Pasadena. The
Baptist Young Peoples Union of North
ern and Central California will hold a
convention during the third week. Sac
ramento, Stockton, Fresno, Marysville
and San Francisco are represented by
large delegations of Baptists.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
TROUBLE SEEKER Is KILLED
BY ARIZONA -CATFLEMAN

PHOENIX. July Sword was re-
ceived from Superior, a mining camp
in Pinal County, today that on the
afternoon of July 4 Sim Neighbors. a
well known cattleman. shot and killed
Tom Lee. a prospector. formerly from
Texas. Lee was drunk and hunting
trouble. He assaulted an aged man.
William Windsor, mine owner, with
rock, severely injuring him. Toward
evening he entered a room where
Neighbors was sleeping and hit him
with a rock. Neighbors ran 10 a near
by stable and secured a revolver and
started back to his room He met Lee
in the street. Lee refused to surrender
and Neighbors shot twice. The first
bullet missed and the second found
Lees heart. The verdict of the Cor
oner's jury was justifable homicide.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
FROM A BRAKEMAN
To HIGH POST.
E. C. Clark, New Mem
Der of Interstate Board,
Has Advanced Rapidly
His Appointment by the
President Considered
Recognition of Labor
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July SIN ap-
pointing E. c. Clark of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. to membership on the Interstate
Commerce Commission. President
Roosevelt made concession to labor
which will elate more than the $4,000
members of the order of American
Railway Conductors, of which Clark
Is grand chief Clark. who is familiar
with every phase of railroad work,
has risen from an obscure brakeman
on a freight train to the prominent
position he now holds.
That President Roosevelt knew OF
Clark's eminence in sociological mat
ters was evinced by his calling the
Iowan to assist in adjusting the great
anthracite coal strike in 1902. Clark
is now a member of the executive
commission of, the National Civic Fed
Grafton and member of the national
child labor committee.
Clark was born in Lima. N Y. on
February Is, 1855, and received his
Wesleyan Seminary of that city. He
came west in 1871 and was brakeman.
freight and passenger conductor on
the railroad until 1889, when at Dem
yer, Colo, he was chosen grand senior
conductor of the Order of American
Railway Conductors. In Rochester the
following year he was elevated to the
Office of grand chief, which he has
held ever since When Clark became
the executive head of this order il had
membership of 1900, which has
since grown under his energetic lead
ership to 49, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
LOCAL RED CROSS
AND IT'S WORK.
Passing OF the California Club Relief.

Then the food station was given
up but the committee retained a
clothing depot, from which hundreds
of men. women and children have been
comfortably clad-and what is in
finitely of more moment were consid-
erately and sympathetically treated.
OF this the workers have listened to
ample expression.
Then there were the wee babes that
had been clothed-nearly 1000 of them
i'm the cutest of booties. the snuggest
of fannels and crispest of slips. In
these, by the way, The Call holds a
proprietary interest, since the bulk of
the wee things were the generous re-
sponses to appeals made in The Call
for which it herewith presents its
thanks.
So does the California Club
Among the faithfulest of the faithful
co-workers with Mrs. Scott were Mrs.
Sponagle. Mrs. McCallum, Miss Char
lotte Provost, Mrs. George of Denver.
Mrs. Aylette r. Cotton and Mrs E. w.
Baldwin (who had the nurses outfits
in charge). There were others who
helped cheerily, but these women were
steadfast. at their posts from that
eventful day of organization until last
Saturday, the day of dissolution.
Boxed up and ready to send to the
Infants Shelter are the remaining baby
outfits and such other clothes as are on
hand, and once again will the Scott
drawing rooms resume their wonted
air of order, and the troops of weary
refugees will have to take pot luck
wherever the fates may direct them.
The volunteer service of the Califor-
MIA Club relief committee to the city
in it's hour of need will stand forever
as a tribute to the worth of the club
discipline, to womanly courage and
human love.
Apropos to the California Club. the
members of the civic section, Mrs. A
A. Schloss chairman, are handshakine
over the telephone, in the cafes and
everywhere that they may get into
fragmentary conversation over the tre-
mendous success of the sane Fourth
of July"
1t will be remembered that the agi-
tation toward this end originated In
| the club three years ago, and that II
has been live issue ever since. Vari-
Gus committees of the best looking Ia
dies thereof have at divers times wait
ed upon police officials whose business
| it is to regulate such things. And with
the results herein recorded.
| Do you wonder at the feminine Ella
ton?
! Having succeeded in this so well
couldn't some of these persuasive WON
/ en- induce, ca jole or lure the same Off
| cials to sprinkle Van Ness avenue, now
the shopping promenade and the dusti-
! est spot in the city?
| 1t reminds me of the old days on the
Comstock when the ore teams from the
mines used to send up clouds of dust
on the divide.
The complexion of life on Van Ness
avenue, animate and inanimate, is
strongly reminiscent of those old Vir-
ginia City days.
| How long is 1t to continue?
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
CURACAO BRINGS Grew
FROM MEXICAN PORTS
Sailors Sign Articles to Remain
on Ship for the Entire
Voyage.

The attention of the water front strik-
ers was mainly devoted yesterday to
the arrival of the steamship Curacao
from Mexican ports She brought a
southern crew. 1t was reported to AM
drew Furuseth that fifty sailors had
come in the ship from the south, and
according to the statement of one of
the Mexieans on board the ship they
are being detained against their wishes.
Furuseth at once went to Broadway
dock and asked to see the men. He said
that on his arrival there he was not
allowed to go on board. Later it was
stated by the officials of the steamship
company that the Curacao had taken
on crew at Mazatlan that had signed
for the round trip from that port.
The steamship company has made no
attempt to keep them on board. but has
told them If they leave the ship here
they will be treated as deserters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
ENGAGEMENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Boyer announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Bertha,
70 j. Fred Barg of this city.
Mrs. Rose Liesch announces the en-
Eagement OF her daughter. Virginia, to
Julius Schwarzschild Of Reno, New.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lackenback an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Rose, 10 Solomon Gabriel Of Liver
pool, England.
The engagement was announced yes
terday of Miss Sadie D. LeWek. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lewek Of Marys-
Vile, 10 Frank Rittigstein. a promi-
nent hardware dealer Of Oakland. The
wedding viii be solemnized early in
October. The couple will leave imme-
diately for a two months trip to the
Egs after which they will take up
their residence in Oakland. The bride
tO-be is popular member Of the
younger set Of Marysville and is a
graduate of the high school Of that
city.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-09
AMERICANS TO GIVE CUP
TO KAISER'S GRANDSON
Gift to Be Made to the Baby Born
on the Fourth of
July.

BERLIN. July SIN recognition of
the fact that the youngest member
of the Hohenzollern family, the infant
son of Crown Princess Frederick Will
liam, was born on the Fourth of July.
the American colony has resolved to
present him with an ornamental silver
cup emblazoned with the stars and
stripes and the American eagle. The
condition of the Crown Princess and
the baby is most satisfactory.
LONDON, July 9.-The Berlin COR
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says in a dispatch that 1t is declared
to be Emperor Williams intention to
grant somewhat extended amnesty
on the occasion of the baptism of his
grandson, the first born of Crown
Princess Frederick William. The am
nesty is to apply where there has been
no hefnous breach of the Criminal
Code involving a loss of civic honor