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incorporated insurance companies organ ized for profit shall be brought within the terms of the proposed corporation tax tual insurance companies which admitted been organized as profit taking institu- tions Neither will 1t exempt fraternal insurance concerns which come within that interpretation of the law.
 VIII Reach $25,0oo,0oo.
 Estimates given today place the prob able amount that woule he raised by the tax on net earnings of corporations, after taking into consideration all of the ex- emptions stated, at from $25,Ooo 900 to sSO.- O0O,OO0
 Neither the Senate nor House leaders undertook to forecast tonight the length of time which will be required to pass this measure through Congress. They stated that they did not undertake to supply President Taft with that informa- tion.
 The presence of the republican House leaders greases the way for the passage of the measure through that body and gives them full understanding of the reasons for the drafting of the measure in the form advocated by President Taft and Messrs. Wickersham and Root. When the latter two gentlemen meet tomorrow to consider changes In the measure they will have with them Secretary Knox, who has also given the subject closest study They do not expect to have the amendment ready for presentation to the Senate before Friday or Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-23
New Hunoarian Cabinet.

s Vienna, June 22.-The resignation of Dr. Alexander Wekerle, the Hungarian pre- mier, and his cabinet, which was present. ed to the Emperor on April 2, was ac- cepted by his majestiy this afternoon. It is expected that Dr. Lukas, the for mer liberal minister, will form cabinet and endeavor to govern the country sole ly by the aid of the independence party.
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Nearo,s Bloody Deed.

Dublin, Ga, June 2.-George Howell, a planter, was killed and his wife fatally injured by Robert Jenkins negro, this morning, near Scott. in Pohnson county. A young son of Howell was also fired upon but was uninJured The negro es- capped Howell demanded settlement of debt by the negro. who pulled his pis- tol and fired upon the Howells Jenkins is being pursued by large posse of of ficers and Howell's neighbors with track hounds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-23
Army Officer Murdered.

Riga. June 22.-Lieutenant Ershin. while sleeping, was beheaded with an ax today by an orderly. His wife and his wife's mother also were killed after a short struggle. A baby was unharmed. The murderer made his escape.
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Las Palmas, Canary Islands, June 22.- The American scout cruisers Chester Birmingham and Salem, which left here today with the members of the commits sion that investigated conditions in Li- beria on board, are expected to arrive in New York on July 4. The members are R. P. Faulkner, B. J. Scott and George Sale. The commissions report Is expected to say something interesting in regard to foreign aggression in the negro republic. The commissioners spent three weeks in Monrovia considering the internal affairs of the country.
 Natives along the boundary complain that Sierra Leone has practically taken possession of $50 square miles of their most valuable, most thickly populated and most productive territory on the northwest frontier; that it has expelled the Liberian officials to territory just south of the connecting loops of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-23

The cashier compiled and stuffing the roll of bills, $S10o, in denominations rang ing from $1 to $20, into his pocket, the man backed out of the door under cover of his pistol and as MT. King ran to a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-23
Lone Man RObS Bank M
 Midst Of Busy Street

Fort Worth, Tex, June 22.-In true frontier style, lone highwayman, de- scribed as genteel in appearance and nat tily dressed robbed the branch banking house of the Waggoner Bank & Trust Go. In the most central section of the downtown business district of Fort Worth this afternoon of $8l00 in currency, made his escape and up to late hour tonight has succeeded in evading tsA searching partfes of nolica ana ltaaas
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-07-22
|AE0LOGY AHO GEOLOGY

fr!ead ana foe--Ladie, and
DrA''enen Fellow Citizens anu
dhat readers Of THE wORL.1 +,
e"l',ET Alter a series u.
agreements given In the columns
Of the Cnt4SET by the Itarnor
.aI j B. Mcconnell, on nature
.b eol and against spiritual
God, and On the other hand by
Lhe FL For a spiritual God an 4
against nature al God Here
We say. that in The continuation
OF thls article, We shall cnGea
yOr 10 sctforth, 70 our readers.
The strongest points on rccn7d,
given in favor u geology and
rg" science, and as0 natural
tlnology. And then coger their
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Biblcal standpoint In Tic hrst
place We shall view their artis tlC
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II
tens On the one hand and the
IDEAS embodied 10 the divine book
o' the great Creator. or the other.
And give the best Geologic his
TORY and this all 20. 10 connection
With Rooi reason. The study Of
pants apd animals. seems TO have
been fayorite study, with many
! thopght.ul men, not only a, the
| present bat in every age Of the
! world,
! For We learn from The PSALM
isl. that these great works Of
the Lord are saught out Of all
then. that have pleasure In
them The BOOK Of JOB pro
baby the oldes. writing il ex.
! istance. it IS full OF vivid dis.
criptions OF the wild denizens
Of the flood and desert-Soloul,n
ZooIo. , and a Botauist tie
spake 4 tbs cedar tree IN Lebuon
aVea unto he hysop that spraug
cu q. the wall, and also 81 the
beasts fowls Of the air, and
Io' lns creeping things OF the
earth. and the dsh Of the sea.
.hnd there is quite q classifi
ca'lpE 10 thc manner in witch
his studies Is described, This
; part. becomes a law OF the
human mnd, For WHENEVER a
large stock OF facts ~ required
the "fass!'ing principals steps
lii 10 have them arranged. You
VII ~te thIs IN Cowleys treat.
les or tnl plants " Also Gold
sniths History OF the earth
and afi'..a'cd Nature" Ard
since That time, other men has
been lmpr0ying upon the ciassi
tcltioL of both plants and ami.
mall We nigh, name nun
Dor Q. ,hcu. and ,he prominent
Idea, U; Al. thoso men, las al
ways been uniform. And we
Shall c,ll 70 the mind of cnr
readers, four IN number Of
! ,hrs" prominent IDEAS. which
Ere these rii,sr the SrAR.LKE
type Of lie; ,tcoND- The Anli
CLLtTgD type VI life rhird The
MOtLuHrAH type VI I,fc-forRTH
vth rERl:,rn Type Of HE
| Such SO say has been ,hc
!tni fen'ra' ldeas, IN tho am
iaa, kinrhou especially We
aha't remark here that there
: ~ i..ll, 6h. would lain repud
la'' very argGru.u5 derived
Iron DtSG. ana jenUua,c,
,a'l wac bod With palcy and
Chalmers rs anthropom9rli>,s,
VINO !'hor": 10 create fW the IN.
sci'ca q roo oI Their 5gn type
%nd 'orm "A natural god
~ n' r. OF pGalt : IRE too
""F' .'. a. sr icLiej, DlSr,, ia
l'l"'' deHsh.i aud The designer
""'' "'lt' lni n the tttngs dc
A. ."' "ul. pEIoHra ~ CALM
y ne m"4u" .hro,, ct Da6
} ".t'& / men pa animal,
'rom -" s,'r ,eic .!a. u.lrcI
ons, to Creator IS ,h,. 4.us |
EooiaI.n0 nj 'ea A. evo,alt, |
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isb the earth and subdss it.

isb tho earth and subd9s it.
We remark here that We
have gathered for the benefit
Of our readers. The best srgue-
ment given on geology, science
and natural theology. And
now 10 b. as good as our
promise. We shall call the read.
ers mind to Bible facts. the
the highest authority Of oil.
And with the contents Of this
sacred book. We shall 90 side BY
side with those above mentioned;
over the back ages of the past:
until they can 60 no farther. for
want Of light. and some place To
rest their feet. or sufficient air to
live on q. exist by. Where they
see nothing but q dark Chs0s.
AS we shall be taught by geo.
logy in the following. That
there 10 seven great periods Of
time Noted periods. This fact a.
grees this far with the Bible Geo.
logy says that the seventh day or
period Of time is q day or time Of
rest. This also agrees with the
Bible. The difference in Geology
and the Bible on this 10, that
geology that says this rest day
With God lasts until the
end Of time here. and that God
did no work after this rest day
began. And the Bible teach
that this rest day was only a
thousand years of our time with
God: And then he did more labor.
And now when we correct this
Of Geology and science,
we will correct the mistakes
Of many critics, and cover many
technicalitys.
Some Of the best Gelogians
says, that in those periods,
here was two creations of ami.
mails and plants similar to each
other. yet the one infearer to
he other. The one belonging
70 one period and the other
belonging to later period.
And we now say that while
geology and science; has grasp.
ID the distinction Of those two,
hey have failed to grasp the
'ause Of this distinction This
eaving a mighty chaos, and
caves TIE truth enraped in
darkness.
Bnt turning to our Hebre W
Bible, we find that eight periods
re spoken of in the place
II seven. And by Geology, and
'cience conglomorating this
Eighth period into the seven.
his brings them to where they
ave one Of the creations that
hey speak Of extinct, and on
he one hand they have a di.
'ression-And on the part of
atural Theology, they have a
evelopmeut that is that man
eveloped from the lower part
I animalism. or a mushroom
the higher type of man, or
lanho)d.
Now where the mistake comes
| is. whore the one man theory
as set up. And the one man |
leory preachers, preaching
lat Adam in the garden was
lie first man. which has placed
dark gloom over the minds of
the people, and have lead them
think wrong; and can only be
'moved BY the eternal truths
God. Now Geology and
ence on the one hand teach
70 two men, rs you will see in I
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AT this point Jet We shall say
10 the establishment Of the sys.
TEN Of the classisi Geolog
lists bad no.hing to do with them.
The science Of the geologist
seems destined to exert mark.
ed influence on that Of the
natural theolegisn. For not
only does it greatly add 10 the
materials on which the natural
theologian fopuds his deductions
By adding 10 the organisms.
plant aud animal, Of the present
creation the extinct organisms
Of the creation Of the past, with
all thfir extraordinary display Of
adaptation and design; but i,
a1ords him, besides. Materials
peculiar to itself, in the history
which It furnishes Doth Of the
appearance OF these organisms
N time, and of the wonderful
order IN which they were
chronoiogicaily arranged. Not
only to borrow from Paley's
illustration does It enat o him
TO argue on the old grounds.
from the continuance exhibited
in the watch found OF the moor;
That the watch could not have
lain upon the moor forever. bat
il establishes further. Oh differ
eEt aud more direct evidence.
that there was time when alb.
solutely the watch was not there.
nay, further 50 TO speak, that
there TG5 d previous time in
which no watches existed at all,
but only water clocks: yet. fur
ther, that there vas q time in
which there were not even
water clocks, but only sundials
and further. an earlier time still
in which surdials were not, non
any measurers Of time of any
kind And this il distinct
ground from that urged By
Paley. For, besides holding
that each Of these cOntrivances
must have lad in turn an origin
ator trntllyer, it adds historic
facts ~ .hllosopiir inference.
geology les up the master
volume Of lhe greatest OF the
natural the, 'ogians, and after
scanning us ''iiy apt Instances
'oi palImo'e design drawn from
'he ln"''i'hisii' %. ,"i'1ihS plants
ana uh'"''' al'h 'tat!Neiy "e
c'oe' '''"I nov one d 'oFSap'".''s
or uhlh'1'a ''n h'%N' I" n' -
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6e-versely ingenious stiIl. could
assert. that a. each. Of the indivi.
duals in an infinite series must
have consisted OF many parts.
that a. each man in such
8 series, for instances. must
have had ten fingers and ten
toes 1t was palpably absurd
70 ask us TO believe in an infinity
vhich thus comprised many
intinities, ten ininities OF I'm.
gers. for example, and ten infin'
tiles Of toes.
I, The iniidsls had the hotter in
this part Of the srgusmsnt. II
Vas surely easy enough to chow
against the great preacher, ON tho
one hand, that time In such .
question is but q mere word that
means amply q certain limited or
defined period which had q begin.
ming, whereas eternity means an
unlimited add undesirable period
which had 40 beginning nor end.
lng;-thnt his seeming srgusmsnt
was no arguemsnt, but merely
sort Of verbal play Oh this differ.
ence Of ifca.ion ip the Words"
b many others have followed the
same examples and been cut down.
The ax's,ance Of God 10 proven
oy gu" e"s DISTANCE. and tho
exIslnDce u y. ha. ia seen around
n', as we'll rs from what the Scrip.
lures declare.
All thugs which are seen BEGAN
'ToESfsI. Now, they either crea, :.
I'd themselves, came into existe ncc
By rere chance, or we're created
by soma other being.
Bat SELF CREATION is a contra.
d'ctioD, for It snDposes that y bong
Can act before II exists. or that 90
effect is the cause VI itself. Hence
TO wr'tc substance Silh q cspitai
: and call i, cod relieves no DIFF.
oaI!y While it raises many.
CREATION ~ CHANCE is absurd;
'oi to cay tina, thing IS produced
aod yet that there is no cauae Of
its production, ID TO say that b me.
hing "a Effected when It is effected
~ nc!hiDe thst IS, not effected Ut
M
All tning', then, which do an.
pear, unst have been cr.ated bv
some n'hcT l'a'ng THAT BEING rs
tui, Please red
II we hrs..io. God cre.,ed the
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love Tor truth. snd that 10 the
reason take The Blade. It 10 the
most reliable paper in tbs coua.
try. Iquots The Blade when il
comes 10 politics, Just like quote
the Bible when il comes TO rel,r.
ious questions. NH. Havilsnd
Kan.
That maD. existed On the earth
before the 5000 yssrs which .,
generally accepted ct the date Of
Adsms creation, there 10 not one
particle of scientific doubt. But.
whether man wa then . moral
agent" is something that science
cannot answer. Geology holds tho
resord Of the rocks, aud she shows
that man existed much longer ago
than 6.0O0 years. She has the
evidence 10 his skeletons
which do not differ III any mater.
ial respect from the skeleton ,of
the savage races Of today. But vas
man then q moral agsnt7 No ons
to-day can snswer the question.
Nes We can But is itnot fair to
assume that il che Indian OF Alas.
"a or be Of Siberia, or the negro of
Central Africa, 10 . moral agent.
that the prshistoric man. whose
skull shows as great brain power
a. any Of them in existence TODAY.
wss also . moral agent, We thank
our friend for his kindly expires.
sions, and wish to say to him and
oil our readers, that the highest
duty Of man is to accept the truth
no matter how much il may sp.
pareLtly oppose the beliefs trans.
mltted from the far past, when
science was not known" Toledo
Weekly Blade: Thursday Jan. /,
| 1908
| Also:
''Preadamite, denomination
given to the inhabitants of the
earth, con :eived by some people
to have lived before Adam,
Isaac de Ia Pereyra, in 1866,
published Q book to evincs the ~.
atty Of Preadami.es. by which he
gained . considerable number Of
Prosslytes to the opinion; but tn.
answer of Demartt. professor of
theology at Gronigen. published
the year following put stop to its
progress, though Psrey,a made a
reply.
His system was this. The Jew,
he calls ADAmirEs, and eupp,ses
them TO have issued from Adam
And gives the title PREADAa,rEs
to the Gsntile', whom he suppoees
to have been a long time before
ADAM Theological Dictionary
Published by J, J, Woodward
Philadelphia.
The gentle the first man who
existed before the second was
Tree moral agent, the second
was u servant. Again Geology
teach the two creations and one
OF them extinct. Now to RICH,
all of this We must give to our
readers Bible facts. Hence, we
find in reading the word: that
after God rested one day, the
Seventh--Hc then did a work
OF Forming: He formed the
beasts Of the field: bat first
he formed a man from the dust
OF the ground. This was a
secondary work which God did,
called the second work of crea.
ton BY geology Geology has
been not able to comprehend.
the difference in the time of this
work, and Gods work OH the
sixth day Or period. Geology
has comprehended that there is
difference in the things created
and formed, in those two periods e.
Of time but have not founi the
difference in the time. We must
remark again, that it was in
his eighth period Of time.
When God formed THE MAN
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n. " 0srret, and N. n. Bower,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17
Yriifct nidlt 4nes!

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gs IdBt it9 niemaIs cine &oribrift
aufiteIlen, lpel6e fir dlle6dlle @iu,
tigfeit bot. am gefdbrliaiten ge-
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bens obne lteberlegung a6er Damn,
lpertn es it9 I'M Gegeln banoelt, Die
Elm ni6t mie6er gut SIT maden0es
ltnbeil attridten f0nneL uie 8. ..
oas 8ort: Briifet alleS un0 bebol.
tet 6os Bette. Sir einert franfen
&0rper tuiirbe es gera6e3u, pie man
ia oft genrtg i'm 2e6er iiebt, cine
t00tli6e @irfltng baben, mollte Der
Ratient bon eineln SLIM anoerell Ir5i
renneil, cine Meoi5in na6 Ser arl.
0eren nebmen, bis er Die %pernleint.
lid bette ~9etroffen SIT baben glnlibt.
9ie ba feb uno eleno iid fitblen,
benen fam man MIR 5urufen: Yrii-
fet ni9t 9Iles!" @er oil S9min-
Del, Mattigfeit, Ser5tIopfen, 0bret.
ialiieu, &opfi9mer5er, &iifeni9pdd
ACCOMPLISHMENTS uto Ser.
itopiung IeiOet, iiberIege iif bel.
mebr, OaB ser Stoffpediel in iet.
rem 2iebe geItort lit; uno in sic.
lem 8eOanfen lauie er nidt bon
8ontilts 81 Bilotus, iortoern erpdee
rubig oas Sertrmten, oaS anoercn
2eittelt in 9Ieider Gage geboIfen bat
9os miro ibm aud belfen; in Oie.
fem Sale Ole beriibntten ct. Der.
narO &rGllterpiller, sic in apotbe.
fen SIT baben iino uno idon l1n51b.
ltgen geboIfen babeu: gegen jene
Spnptonte rnO 6eren i6lieBli9 tobt.
lid mirfenbe uria9en.
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Reni6 iclber ub uub 5u ellen mo
trintcn nrG.
5arman lit ipeit iiber 100 ReiIen
in einenl 3uge geflogen. 8enn ser
~flicgen6e Weni9 aIIe - iagen mir
buul0crt @feiIen - @%elegenbeit i'm.
oct, ieiren S~etroIeimbebGIter gu fiil-
len, 10 fam i'm, aitber bobeu @e.
birgen, nifte birOerrb 10 neit 5u
flic9en, aIs linn beIiebt.
Iuf einer gang onOeren Settle
Iteben Die 6ortidritte, ole Die 2uft.
i6ifffabrt gemadt bat. IS lit ein
3uiall, OaB bieies' groBe Yroblem in
0eutidInnO 81 Oeriel6en 3eit &c.
lott pllroe, in Ser Die 8riabts Die
Stunt Oes 8liegens %erfonoen, &or
Denigen Sabreu nod geb es cben-
iopenig cine SIiegefunit pie cine
Or lit gut fir 6en @robpater mo
ie0en anOeren. berob bis gum SGug.
linz. 5orni's IIpenfrailter paBt
fir ieoeS Sitter un0 ollie moglihclt
3uitdn0e Der Wtdnner mo 6rmuen.
@r ueriiillgt Die Ilteu, mo maGt Die
S6pn6en Dieoer tart. Gr bat litl
in tauien0eu 6omilien ais elm SauSs
mittel Elm @cim errporben linO lteigt
nod beli6n0ig IN Der 8unit 6es Bu6.
lifuns. @r lit feline slpotefcr.@ tebi.
sin, miro pielmebr ben 2elltet Oirett
gelieiert burd Die Gigentbiimer, Or.
&cter 6abrneg & Cons 60, 112-
118 go. Sopne 4pe., Chicago, 81.
Ienfbare 2uftidifffabrt. Sest ia.
rem mir 8eioeS; meld)e BON beioen
@rrungeni6aften Die gr0Bere prat.
tide 8eoeutung bat, OariIber mag
man Itretten; bod mer6en Die meiltef
MenI6en pobl Der aniift iein,
OaB Die griinOurg 3eppelin'S fir
praftiihe 3pede n~ertbuoller lit,
ais Nie Der 8rigbts.
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2ie GrObcrrns Ger emit.

gs tit fem erbcbeloeres Sdalt,
ipieI oenfbor, oIs oic 8orgdnge
auf Dem getbenp.6elOe bel Rbeims,
no lett Dem lebten Sonntag fiibnc
Mdnner miteinanoer Inn Die @ettte
fliegen.
sic fliegen - Tie laiIen lid itift
pom einem 8allon trogcl, Ben iein
geringes @cmidt i6tueben0 erbdlt.
Die Natilr bat Dem Ieni6en Die
6liigel periagt, nit oereu Stlfe Der
8ogel iliegt, uttO Die Wanidbeit
bate iid nit Dem @eOanfen abgc.
flnoen. onB ibr bos &ei6 ser 2iifte
mtf INNER peridloiien lit.
0a famen aIs Bfaofinoer ser III,
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fam nidt MIR bel @tnOItilIe, ion.
bern aud bel mitteIltarfem 8inOe
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nod lernen, Stiirmen 6ros 5l bic.
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bnben ge5eigt, Dab Die Daiier zines
6luges bird ni6ts sln6eres be.
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