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9r. 433.
Cine @~croronnn1,
'ucIdls cine sieen5 poriareibt fir

T.. Ibi0ritt. - Sri eS non oenl 0iuDou. MN
St0otr1ib Der Stdot Baltimore bcihlpilel, ouB
leine Ferion cine Observation-Disclosures gtgeIiltr
ne!rcibell lodh Sieniibotcu fir dIlotre leute,
ue.de iolde ioiifi6eu, no@ stbeit fir Verio'
iiet, pcldc loldle lpilntCbeli, ~bciorecIt bari, obuc
8ncrit cine 2iun5 fir bcn 9ctrieb cincS Giel.
lenuerlniliclulGssSi treoliS III erlulBerL mo es
ipIl ole Riiidt pes Collectors iir ladiierm.rs
ibelt HIIo Eicett5en icin, i1brlt0 StcQenuernIit.
tclin!a9- N9elttreit SlceIl5en ausbniieIleli, nnR
ilr lcoe ioldc Ngcnttir bic Sitnlnlc bon $2J 81
rerlai9cIL. Ilo ctneli Rccoro oeS YtdrlellS ulin
@elbdtiaplnHe9 won NienCr VerIun. Sirlna uoct
CORPORATION, lptldbc cine iolbe Hicer5 Derali5,
ntntnl. III ieiner Sfiice ulfbcrubrcn.
2. Ibitnitl. - llnO es iei ierncr perorbnct.
oct i5oe. Ecrioll. Iirlla oocr Corporation, lpel'
dc inter bcn N%eifimntuggen he5 borter9ebel;.
ben IbibntiiS cine HiceilS herniiS iiiuinlt. mo
inter ciner ioldDct 2iter5 Elm SlrbeitssSGrmittt.
lu,gs, giirenu b~eireibet iou, ibreit ooer ibrS
poiIttdnai9en S,nncl inlb Noretiel bel pelt Coz
lelior 'itr ySalerttteibeit mo Hicet6etl IN Der
,crlten Mode oes Munnts Snnuar in ieoem
Sabre re9iiirirelt ipIlet, nno Dor bent @cbdubr,
m ipeldenl lid eiu foldDco 8eitdft befilbet. EN-
Shilo nit Der gliffhrift n2iccnFeo employs
nieitt Ngclld" dnhriliaet. toippbl, ais oe Va.
men Der 2ctlon, Sirma pner Corporation, ircle
DIE ioI3es Seltifi betreibt:
5. Nbi0uiit. - llno IS lei icrner percronet,
ouB irgeiio cine HeriuiI. Sirniu ODER Corpora
ton, ipeIte irgelo cine Der 9eltiilnllr9cu Die
icr 8cruronlig9 %iibeririii, 5u elmer Sttdfe bon
lid)t iibcr iiini6ia Soldrs $3.50 pernttbciil ipers
oeu Tam. WeidDe All ole Iainlicbe 9Seilc. mie
Die Strdfen fir Die lleberirctuite bon it1ottffcu
&eruronnngen, ~colieftiri lperSen fam.
Stitdtigt AM 20. Se5enlber 1908.
). Sarrg W,abpuI,
WidNor.
Cine gcireue slbibrift = San. 10. 1910.
3. Gepcn Ibuglas,
Stdots 9ttGii.rdtur.
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sarean Oes Observation-Disclosures, WntOpous.

Nultt M e, MO, 4. ~;Sebrlar 1910.
ga Die SirnBenoiICb bridS G0mmihdre Der
StGot baltimore III gcieBlitl uorgeldrtebelttr
Sscile tbrell eHo4iilligeIt lilto cnrrtGlrtel Reritt
lther Die jigeiprobenrt Snil dNiolgu1lael, lin.
ioiteH mo &ertberboblingen Iir ole Gonocnls
lilrltlta ltlo SrDflmIng oer SIntingipnsgtUcnuc
bon Der Sitoieile Der neutrality-suspicious.
StreBe ht@ sur 9~iorolette Der Sreibi9iten
SlraBe, nebit sen odrunl be5haIiden. e~uogilltis
gen nilo corri1lricll, crltttterlocH &tdnel in
@entnBbeit Der &pri0ttiict bc3 Staot- CHARTERS
UNI DER am 10. 4tir6 1909 E"uterS2ihuetem Ser
rroillr9 9ir. 27l ocS WuporS mo StuotruibS
non Baltimore bel mir binlerIe0t bnhcl,
miro biermit heInnrIt geaGberl. oaB beiugier
@cridt mo RIGne ami bicie ISeife III oieicnt
Vltrenlt G~lnierlcGI porcen iiro. mn ouG Der
ISnOor Illlo Gtdoirutb puu Baltimore ODER irs
scl!o cine %erfuu oocr Bcrioncn. uoer cine ober
ltcbr Sorpuratluncn. Ole nit Der SertbeilunG
Der porbenunnter gntfbdoiauraen o6er 8ertt.
erbobiinGer llil5ufrtroen iinb, iitler6llb oreiBi9
(3O) 3uGell BON .. Scbyuar 1910 an ais beri
erltelt Gage hcr bon mir ulSgcapngcnen Ser
oiicnilidul4 bicier Aioti5, itriftlid) oageger
al hds baltimore StdotqCri6t uppcliren mio
90: bciqgie @crtdt er'icben m6GelI. ~oieleIpen
ST r%Cuioircn.
I. Scluel 5Bpmae,
(Sebr5.l2",2t Stnhtjteaiitrntnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

Scr @a1blnGtonc Cor
rclpnn0clt hca .2ouisp. Nll;." be-.
rldtct Gnolid) lit Der Gongreb Sll Der
llebcr5cl,gltllg Don Der Sborbcit mo
Grtrapogoll5 menigitcnS cincr icincr
Sicbhobcrclcn" getpntnell, mo mo9.
lidcr &cilc miro iii Der llntcrlllfuulg
mo Dem Sfoubul, Worill elmer Mll.
5abl Scnatoren uno Nbgcoronctcll
lbrc Hcplltation idlimm gelt1oigt
lpcrocn miro, gcniigcllbc Gntriiitnng
beim Nilblitum erregt iuerben, ooB
bicler linnlolcn Gerld)mcnbung Of.
fcutlid)cr 6elbcr ein Gnbe gcillad)t
miro. NoS Eubliflm lpciB picQeidlt
rid)t, boB eS cin Sbeil bcs @eidGits
leber GonNrcBtaaulN lit, Gin babies
Glecno oocr nlebr bicicr yTergnii-
Gllla3aclclld)oItcn" Sl belprgcn mo
0aa Sclo fiir lie 81 bclpi1igen. Gin
paor Scnotorcn illlb Ibgenroncte
tonln1cn %julunmcn ullb beid,liebch,
odB ir0cllo ctrpos Der llnteriitdrung
b%enotbi0c. Sic poiicn iorgf1ltig oiif,
Dab oas nGtluaa" III cincm intercl-
lontcn Sbeile Der @elt iein ion, 400
ein glltes Mlinlo iiir Die n%l,sgemdbltc
SobrcHScit berrid)t. mo odb bic Sc
leIlldlnit nit 0elo eei,lig fir cine
Teilc periebcn iein ion. sic in Der
lururi6ieitcn @ciie bon Stoticn gebt.
Silioct Elm iolher Heiiepueilug in beu
Yer. Stooten itott, Damn weroen 50.
observation-disclosures nit &iibliuaecll
nito 8niiets in Gent geitclit, Die mil
Dem Seitcn aiiSgeitattct iino. was alll
bcm 8cbiete oes GIiens uno Jrinfcns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

MIR orrriitrcibcu iii. 2aiu tonmt
nod, ooB Die 6anIilic icbcs bieicr
"Fidnider" y%rntctcr2D eingelo-
oen miro, mo oob Gon9rcBleute, bic
81 Sal;a i6led)t mo reft ci8cnbGn.
Dig lire Sdube o0cr Sticfel pltBcn,
Inn 8elo 6ll ipurcL Sctrct0rc uno
SteloQrapbcn nituChmcnL Die b0ltflg
W(lt9lic0cr ibrcr CiQcncn GnrHllic
iilo. ,}iWnlcr III ncn bcitcn NOtcla
mcr0cTl rclerpirt, nm G1ltldcll, Nltte.
Observation-Disclosures mo Gigorren
bilnelt cincu Sbeil Der ynotblucnoigen
4n9lu9ctq1 @ci Der i4rilcucn Ncr-
gIllgung2pmtie, Die jeBt elmer lit
terlltdltlG umter}ogcl miro, bclfen
9c5nbllnlgcn iiir &aiiren, Sfllbs
mldicn un0 GiNarrcn 0d5lt cine De
manufacturing fir eiIlel Il'5flllg SIT
Ston0c III brinGcM Der lidl aitf dllc
midjtigcn Climber Gllrup0'9 critrccttc,
Die III offer HllbC uuO @emiitblidfclt
lpGbrcnO cines Sommcra beilld)t lulir-
ben, IS ihcilit cine i0lnncrlifc
Notbrpenoigfcit III lcin, OnB mon bel
Dem llntcrncbmcu elmer Mcforn mir
Elm poor Der SduIoiGcn lcioen lGBt
liir ell oll0cmeinCa llIlred)t, on mel
hcrn pielc tDcilgcuonunen bobcn.
Go9 GinpanocrlnAa- Gonlitc, 0oa lnI=
GciGhr 10 meuig Gntiduloiglm0 filr
leiu &orbonoenicin bet, mic irgcno
ein Gomite inn Gougreb, lit ooaicniNc,
lucld)c3 iijr 0cll NUucia oil@Nciudlt
moroen lit, nm Die llnacbclcrlidtcit
oicler beIonocrcnS pC}ica BON o@rnit"
our5ttblll.
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Midlacl Nnbcr.

IS itnrb AM o. Sebrlar 1910 Mihaci Subcr,
% Sabre ait. ~GeliGhtcr Natic bon emma 0uhcr.
~Gcbrrrnc S:auGcr. Nerrunotc lIto Ttennor
Der Suni.is iino nbtungspnI einaelaoell, OCT
Geerpigung non icircr Nobui1e. Mr. 1922,
yiuro. Gcntrai s%siucuuc, ans an Samitug oe!I
-. Scbruur. y. lbr Uioraens, betiltloobnell.
mo olul rGd Ocr q. ,S~aipbuszHirdlc. no nm
: llbr cine 1icouicm WiGiie iir hes letl iciner
SCtIc cciCbriri miro.
C9lfrpn. Cbio. mn @li8G6et6. ~, 5citnn'
Gen WigCi ~Nciiliall %copirrn) G2-3J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
Trcberif Turomth.

IS iinrb am s. tSebruur 1910 Srcorrid Eprr
snrb 30. Sabre GU ~pelirbhr ,Sutte, UUR,G uGrWC
5or9ntb. Sic Ieeroi9uIg iinoet am Sreitaa,
oeI II. Scbriny, 9;uhntitiGgS . ll6r, bon fci
ner ISubuulN Gr. $40, &hcits Strrhc, ans
mi Der n0aliinurc GtmeterO" itatt.
t40-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
.Smlia SclucS.

IS iiarb am 10. Scbrliur 1910 in ibrCr IcEs
ten 9So6nulN. %r. 1903, Sariuro.Nue., Sulia
5cpcc, Nclicbtc lSitiOe pull 6reoerid IeDcs. I'M
c]rSi9rrG iinoct samitaa, oci ~ S%cbrudr. 3
llbr NudmittuGS. non Der oOcit aclInniltcl &ob1
NINA ans iiutt. (A2 -
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Subn 8. Spitmumn.

g. itarb pIbtIi0 an 9. 5ebriior 1910. nm
laG llbr Nbclee. Subn ~. Soihnanu i'm ME-
bon 81 Tnbrc1. @atte ser bcriiorhencn 0IilIIle
lOilmdnll. Sic Necroinun9 iinoet am Sreitng,
INdmittug@ . llhr. bon Der @obnIlg ielIrcr
lubtlr. Srul gni. Seterfou, Tr. 35t4, Sits
umbarD.Straie ans itnit. (l0--2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
GSmGro Sdnnuu.

IS itnrb ant 5. Gebrllnr 1910 Gbwnrb
Samun, ~Reiiehttr Suitt uon 9tcuic Sthuroll
bcIen Grleit SnuIoll. 80 IGhre ait. Sic Ncs
e~rot9uu9 iinnct Srcitun, guhmittnQa > llbr.
bon Der gSobIIila ietuer Nhtiier, Nj. 1876,
Hihacip' straNe, aus All Der rHouoon FarI &c
meterr" ilutt. Gt-2)
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Spiritncicn = aiceus . Ipplifatiuncn.
2iiie Or. t5A.
9irran Der sptritupieu.2iccHS Is omnttiiGre,
Simmer Hr. 300, 0erintssebnuoc
&. sterett Mcaim, 4rditbent.
SuHles EDHb,
Gcujamin y. SBreepeS,

Rnthiolgcno q~tiarnte Gerion bat cine Petis
ton nm graustcrirung elmer Gnbctnil. Spirt
luuicHs2iecnS pom l.. Uiai 1909 eiuGerei6t, Die
ON Trci.ag,, bcu %. Se6ruGr 1870 10 llbr
teiie mitlicn Dor II Ilbr Dtiitng5 am Conner
ran, 0cn u. SebrInr 1910. einaereiGt meroeil.
Trotefts SOrmu are lt1h Hut S~lrNndgcn IL oieiem
NiirCau cr0dltIiO.
@nibiu9tun Suiuie,
66efGIerf.
Same. SlOrriie: RdroS
Enrtc. @iaium. 500 u. aSunurbsG:r .......tt
IScbI011 10y
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Ghurlcs y. Hlaoiu.

s. iturb pl6ulit) am 10. 6cbrIor 1910, 0.15
llbr 9;urmilidgS, GtnrIee y, Slapin, %QcitCOict
Natic non Marie Z NlaoilL Och. SicDl. I'M
-. Sabre icincS gcbcr2. Sic EecroiGtlG lin
oct Spnntua, pnnIt / lbr giGnnilin9s, bon
icinIr lerieil ISubmWg, Hr. i21, Nuro Batter
.NurruiuC=&Cint tern. Cpd
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Wefanntnla6nngen


@crie 1clic Algrbpie, ait ben oBrarb Of
Npnroe" g%etidiet. meroe1 bonn ~Stn0isRe0iitru'
Tor in feincm NiircGu. SatbbuiS, bis II Uhr
&nrHliiin0o am Mittuudi, ocl %. 6ebrildr
1910, ertDeaon qeromulen 'ir Die HteIcrnng an
nGo observation-disclosures Requirement non peit
mo Sil.ier fir Cinel. 6ipci pher nrtt Wiordi5
bonn /. O,iri 1910 nH. .
g~lnaebrte miNieH lit ucriieaeItc Gonocric cini
dcfdnI0iieu mo nit rIrOpoidlc ier Gurniibinh
The SepGrtcItellt Of Street GIcGnirR luitb NdU
uno .Secn" ulariIrt fem.
slaeq Tnarbotsu mus elm bc9IOibiGicr Gbcd
6ec gteter> itber $500. an ben Wlnnnr uEo
Stdotrutb bon Baltimore. Dtb., 6lrdl cir,
Clearing Nouic"sFnnf %5nblbar. ~beiRcfiiNt ieiit.
Gpe3liItGltnneu Inn!en I'M NiircaH ocS StrGs
6cnrciniGutQo seomniif1r9 erlulgt Iperheil.
SuS fcdt III Der Gonlrdii .8eboroe OurbebCis
ten, lrqcHh Elm oocr ollie snaebnie ST ocrUcr
len.
Z. 2. @idc2,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@ciidi!Nt:
&. SarrD Mnuuuf,
RrGStbglti hcr G%nntrGits tC6brSc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2D
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&ermonn Gungcr gicbt
III ~IeineHn Nldc Sic Gll0lGnoerci
III Der Oclltid)cu Srrud]c" ~iplQcn0c
Fr0b6cH Don pctnlplunlllld)cnl
Gcutih: Ter oeltihc Notihoiter list
Ill icincm Nrbeit@tjid)c mo tlin1Clt
ilodl Dem Tieucr. cincm Nclttid)cn.
Gieler tritt bcrcil urO pcrnciat Iif
nit Den MortcH; nGrcclcn5 bobcn
1cbcllt." &crmm0Crt blidt Der Dot
ldaftcr clllpor un0 lraqt i'm iua1 CT
Qclo9t babe. Sn boiler llnldntl0 mic
0crbolt Der 9iencr lclnC Mortc: Or
cc!lcn5 bohcn 1cbclt." Grit ais Der
&otid)oitcr i'm oniGbrt: Pin id)
ncrn cIn Sut0?" MERIT Der lllNl!ld
lide, bob cr GnQlildl Gclltid) Qcipro-
Gcn hot (r6ea" nleld) &%llnNcl). Gin
nad) Hlnlcritu mlHQUponoertcr Nclt-
ldlcr lfreibt utl iclltc Nugchori1cl i'll
Die Ncimotb: 5Itlr Qcbt cS bier lebr
Nut. >Sh bobc. 5lpci Sottcn mo cine
Gicic. ih 0ehc hcttcln mn bobc cillelt
NlItcu StpG in Der &nnh." 9a9 ln!l
beiBenL or babr imei .&ot9" CSnr-
rlQBe), riue 5lrnic" Wodtult9), CT
acbc bnnlircHttn 10 pcbblc"D uno hu-
be Gin an ebntiheo @oorcnloNcr
(nStpd") sur %%erfiigun0. 0urd)
lold)c GcrnnclNlung hcntlfcr lulO
cnalild,cr Mortcr f0nncn 10 manbcr-
lid)c SGbc cltltcbcn, pic I%olNcnbcr:
Sin Tcittldcr Qcht NIT cincm Srl1rlt
in Ser Nano Ollrd) cine Gle III lclnc
Helioen6; BORT IGBt or lid cillcn DC
len 1ebclL nm lid 6l mnldcll, bilrltet
%leillclt apt nn0 lit Mottcll. Gr bate
lid) oninnQa Ollrd) ieinc Seber n1iih-
lcliN lcill GiCb pcrolcnen miiIcn,
SpGtcr fnnl CT in cine @nnl, miroc
Scllcr nit gutter Setlerie mo 'd)ldtc
ont S%abreHldlllB eilt ld)ollea McilI-
nohisgift uno rillen Nclliubroluiif
IN sic ultc Meinatb. (nSrunt" Sol
Ter, .Nlllcp" Mice, @GBd,clL nHcii=
6encc" @ohmn1, balm" @oldI+
GedcnL ,coot" Mod, yr1lltton" Nun1-
mclbraten labor" hortc Nrbcit. lee"
gobn, otellcr" anllengebillc, p3ub-
lcr". p%iolorp" @ebalt, nSul0r",
nniit" @cid)cnf, ..piib" @inid).
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@nt. i. Giiiing.

Is inrb am 10. Scbrunr 1910 ruh %ldngcrcr
Mranibcit sSm. u. SiiIns ini 9llter bon 76
Gubren I'M 81. I1lIcsz0oipital." Gte 3eti
bCr VCcrotltllg miro ipdtcr unacjcigi. t42l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11

Iumlauos tiirfiide 8Gbcr.
Gantiable. @ebauhs, pSnamt sesen. etrts often.
(0iui4.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-11
msngS.@erfanf

Wpnnmenten, grnbfeinen NIB etatuem.
"a mir has anscrbnns OF. 22s, 9ipre'
gbarlessStrahe, be5ceen bnbet.. iperben pi,
eds gan5e Eager an pam am aIteiI EInbe
VT. nc, xnet.Haltimsre. <trahe, su uusrebnp
LID uteoripen Eretien bcrian(en.
s. GiIl6artu8 e Sous.
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Caf Qainn GemcterD,

Safer. Nucnue' Slpao, nabe Tprtb.Euint.9ioab,
9eiiauoise Auiiidt. Vrndtupue Gage.
CSunti0 ,Glttt)
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Gurrainc.

Maiertid. 4artartig. - Srieolidt.
gSeitlidb hon SSulhropf cine nnb cine balbe
Wicile. Oiount @olDs gSaG1onS iIro Qorratres
Naaaons hirclf bis 6lIm @ingon9. 9eioe 90:
lepbpue. StaotsSiireaur int orit.elt Slur oes
Union Gruii." @cbduoes, GbGr,ess nuo Sahette'
StraBe. tlJMi4. 1S,2&S)
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NuSlonb 5.


Ger oclttid)c Heid)stag bot sic pom
SunbeSroth clitmcrfenc @ciebppr.
logc. peld)e oic banoelspolitiid)ca
&erhGItniiic 5tuiidrll ocm beutidlcn
Geihc inb ben 8ercinigtcn Staotc;l
rcgclt, obnc Tcbnttc in alien orci &C.
iullgen |ongcnommen. Cine gimmii.
t6igfeit. mic JIG I'M Tcidstnge iclten
gcfuulbcn miro. Spnit ober berrid,t
I'M Geid)Staac bic gcnobrtc d)roniihc
llnitimmigtcit mo Der 6oftipns.
booer. Nitdl nit Dem iiciicli He,dNS,
fmn5ler b. %tttmloin Sollmeg iino
cinigc porteicn iiitt su%iriebcn. Sic
iperfcn ibm Dor, Dob CT iid) 81 ieItcli
i'm Heidstagc 5cigc ullo feline diil'
lung nit bcni Ynrlament rnp oeW
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-08-23

I rection of the dead he refers both to
the Church and to the world, the
resurrection of the just and Of the
unjust So in this case he evidently
refers both to the Church and to the
weird as "asleep in Jesus" The ex-
preston will be noted as different from
another one of his respecting those
who sleep in Christ" The latter ex-
preston evidently refers to the Church
as the gloriied members of The Christ.
But in speaking of those asleep in
JesuB he evidently has reference to the
whole world of mankind The whole
world died in Adam without having a
; trial or condemnation. Condemnation
came upon all because of one mans
disobedience.' Likewise justification
is to pass upon all of our race through
the precious merit of Christ's sacrifice.
The fact that he died, the just for the
unjust" constitutes his death a satis-
faction price for the sins of the whole
world
From this standpoint. therefore, the
whole world not only died in Adam,
but now sleeps or waits unconsciously
for resurrection of the dead through
the merit of our Redeemers sacrifice.
If we believe that Christ died fof our
sins and laid the foundation thus for
his great work of blessing the world OF
mankind, including the Church, the
first-fruits, let us believe also that
God who began his good work will not
stop until he shall have brought forth
judgment unto victory-until all the re-
deemed world shall be brought to
knowledge of the Redeemer and Of the
Heavenly Father and to an opportunity
for life everlasting through obedience.
The world died in Adam-"In Adam all
die" Jesus is the Redeemer Of the
world Even so all in Christ shall be
made alive"
The message has reached the Church
only, as yet. In due time it will reach
every member of the race. The Church
is already reckonedly quickened from
the dead by the holy Spirit and will
shortly be born from the dead in the
u lISl ncSuIIeCllOIl. uG WOIlu,
therefore, from the Divine standpoint
is not dead in Adam now but merely
asleep in Jesus. waiting for the glori-
Gus time when, his Kingdom establish
ed, he shall call all mankind from the
prison-house of DEATH from the tomb,
that each may learn to the full Of the
grace of God in Christ, and have op-
portunity for attaining life everlasting.
These are the words in which we are
to comfort one anotheE-words of hope
respecting the resurrection of the dead,
both the just and the unjust-words OF
sympathy, words Of assurance, words
that show that God is better than all
our fears; that yet in little while
he that shall come will establish his
Kingdom-first the Church in glory
and secondly Israel and all the fam
lilies of the earth through them. Every
thing connected with the Divine mes
sage is full of hope. full of encourage
ment full of blessing. to those in the
condition to receive it.
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laws and regulations of Messiah's
Kingdom will begin to rise up. up, up.
out of their fallen, degraded condition
of sin, and be brought back to all that
was lost in Adam and redeemed at
Calvary In proportion as they will
retrace their steps and come back into
Divine fellowship their shame will de-
crease and their contempt also. Final
~ in the contamination of that age all
who will may have attained full res
toration and regeneration and free
dom from shame and contempt. The
unwilling and disobedient and rebel
lious will be destroyed in the Second
Death-"twice dead, plueked up by the
roots"-without hope of any further
resurrection or restitution.
Comfort With These Words"
st. Paul urges that Christians should
not be ignorant concerning those who
are asleep-that they sorrow not even
as others who have no hope.' 1t is
bad enough to think Of millions Of the
heather as being totally extinct, hope
lessly dead, without any prospects of
a resurrection. The same would be
true respecting our neighbors and
friends, parents and children, brothers
and sisters, who are not sanity, who
are not In "Christ Jesus" who are not
walking after the Spirit, who are not
heirs Of God and joint-heirs with Jesus
Christ our Lord And if it would be
sore trial to think of them as utter
~ destroyed in death and without hope
of resuscitatiOn. resurrection, how
much worse would it have been when,
in our misunderstanding of Gods plans,
we thought Of them as being in either
Purgatory or eternal torture. Such a
false conception of the Divine plans is
even worse than to believe them with
out hope and extinct.
The Apostle proceeds to point out the
basis of this hope in these words, sIf
we believe that Jesus died and rose
again, even so them also which sleep
in Jesus will God bring from the dead
with (by) him" q Thessalonians iv, 14).
So, then. the Apostle declares, the
AOoullCStAoA hopC 10 lAC Oul lolldA uOpS,
and the basis of the hope of this resur.
rection is that Jesus died that he might
be mans ransomer-that he arose from
the dead that he might be the great
Deliverer of mankind, the Prophet,
Priest and King of God, and that he
might gather to himself the elect
Church, the Bride, the Lambs Wife,
as his joint-heir.
Christians, of course, in thinking of
the resurrection of the dead, would pri-
marily, chiefly, consider their dear
ones of the household of faith; hence
the Apostle continues his argument,
saying, that those of the Church living
at the time of the Second Advent will
not precede or hinder those members
of the Church who have died during
the past centuries. for the dead in
Christ shall arise first-shall be awak-
ened first from the sleep of death.
"Them That Sleep In Jesus"
We cannot think that the Apostle re-
fers merely to the Church in this case,
for uniformly, in speaking of the resur-
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Notice to Creditors
of CHRIS. CHRISTENSEN.

All creditors are requested to resent their
claims to Chas. Christensen on or before FRI
day, August 12, 1910. Address, Lambertville,
New Jersey.
The Robesonian., 1910-08-08
Grand Excurssss to Portsmouth Norfolk
via Seaberd Air Line Ry, August End,
1910. Pullman cars on this tran.

The Seaboard Air Line Ry. will op-
crate its annual excursion to Ports
mouth Norfolk Tuesday, August End,
This is the best excursion of the season,
and every one should take advantage of
it. The rates are very low and the,
accommodations are the very best.
Pullman sleepers on this train. berth
rate $3.50 each way. two can occupy
berth at the same rate. Reserva-
tons should be made early by writ
ing to James Kerr, Jr., T. P. A..
Charlotte, N C. Persons from west
of Charlotte will use train 132 into.
Charlotte and special train from there,
special leaves Charlotte $50 p. m. rain
or shine. Arrives Portsmouth next
morning 10. 80 August 3rd, leaves Ports
mouth returning August 4th, 8.15 p
m. Will make very fast run In both.
directions. The rate from Charlotte
for the round trip is only $3.50 and,
correspondingly low rates from all sta
tons, Rutherfordton to Hamlet, Clark
ton to Hamlet, Chester t. Monroe,
Hamlet to Cary. For further infor-
nation call on your nearest Agent. or
write the undersigned. Make your
reservations early.
Rates from Lumberton and near by
stations 81. so. 1918 2
II. S. Leard,
D. P. A. Raleigh N. C.
James Kerr, Jr.,
r. p A. Charlotte N. C..
The Robesonian., 1910-08-08
Notice of Administration.

Having qualified as administrator
of Il. A. Townsend, deceased. late of
Robson county, North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or
before the 29th day OF July, 1910, or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make imne-
diate payment.
], A. Rowland,
Administrator.
This 29th day of July, 1910.
McNeill & Mcneil, Atty's.
8-10-6 NOR
The Robesonian., 1910-08-08
For Treasurer.

In announcing my candidacy for re-
election to the office of treasurer of
Robson county, wish to express
my gratitude and keen appreci-
alton to the voters of the county for
their liberal and loyal support in the
past. Realizing as / do that the office
belongs to the people, wish to assure
them of my firm intention Of serving
them to the very best of my ability.
With all the courtesy, honesty and af--
liability can command, / am always
and ever subject to the action of the
Democratic party as expressed in pri-
mary or convention. Again thanking
my friends for their liberal support, l
am, Very truly,
6-19tf M. G. Mckenzie,
The Robesonian., 1910-08-08

An Auto Turns Turtle, but the
Occupants Escape Serious In
jury.
There came near being damage
done Friday afternoon about 6
O'Clock a little over a mile from
town on the Fayetteville
road when a 40-horse- power au-
tomobile went into a ditch on top
Of Mr.. R. P. Blackman, Of Row
land, and Kiss Ethel Lake, Of
Florence, SC, the latter a guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. P.
Russell.
Mr.. Blackman stopped his ma
chine near the edge of the ditch,
which is about 10 feet wide and
6 feet deep, to let buggy pass
and just as he started to move
the machine off, the embankment
gave way under the two wheels
next to the ditch and the auto
went in bottomside up, with the
occupants underneath. Mr..
Blackmap received bad bruise
on his right shoulder but Miss
Lake escaped without being hurt
at all. The wind shield on the
car was broken, which was about
all the damage done to the ma.
chine. Mr.. Elwood Whaley hap.
pened on the scene with an auto
mobile a few minutes after the
accident and brought Mr.. Black
man andMiss Lake back to town
The auto was pulled out of the
ditch Friday night.