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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-25

Giinitteer Ginbru6 bes neusn 5Gupt'
lings O9ap in Cincinnati. - Der
rs4.e Mann fiir bos fdtpisrigc
amt. - aennt bas Spisl bon u big
3. - Rein 1prann aber 3u6tmst'
fer. - Gran. gancrofts Rattehr
aus auba.
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TEE OHIO TRACTION co.

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asDut WelDn,artte.


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Diebmdrfte.

Ginetnnati. %. December.
sufuhr uno 8erianot wdbreHo ber per.
hoHenen Dohe. persfi1en NIT ben uor.
beraebeuoen2 DoAen, iparen ruie folst
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
Euargeists Who
Dishonor God
God Not Negligent, But Mindful OF
Man-Pastor Russell Criti-
cizes "Tommyrot."

Brooklyn, February 5.-Pastor Rus,
sell addressed large audience at
Brooklyn Academy Of Music today on
Gods Mindfulness of Man, from the
text, what is man that thou art
mindful of him?" psalm viii, A. He
was sorry that he could not fully en-
dorse the Chapman-Alexander IRE
WAL" He would not object to
these fervent men carrying away
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars as a
result of a few weeks work if the re-
suits could be expected to justify it..
It was. not his business what these
and other evangelists might do with
their goodly sums of earthly treasure.
He presumed that many support them
sincerely. Such will undoubtedly
have a reward for their good inten-
lions. : Others, however thoroughly
out Of harmony with the unerason-
able and unscriptural teachings of the
evangelists, nevertheless stifle their
convictions and assist in the misrep-
reservations Of the Divine character
and Plan. Such partakers OF evil
deeds and false teachings can hope
for no reward, but may surely expect
Divine disapprobation.
Pastor Russell expressed his sym
pathy with every movement for the
uplifting of humanity. But he did not
believe that anyone is really bene-
flied by doctrines which traduce the
Divine character and misrepresent the
great Creator, the God of Love, as
vengeful, unjust, unsympathetic, to.
ward his creatures. Those influenced
by such teachings are, he believes,
seriouslH injured. The misconceptions
given them of God and Of the teach
ings of the Bible will stay with many
of them for years, to their damage.
Love Divine should be preached q
love which has made provision for
Adam and every member Of his race
to come. to knowledge Of the Truth
and, by obedience. to attain eternal
life. either on the spirit plane, as
sharers in Messiah's Kingdom, or on
the earthly plane, as sharers in the
great blessings of the "times Of resti-
tuition of all things which God hath
spoken by the mouth Of all the holy
prophets to follow the Second Com
ing Of Messiah, and the establishment
Of his Kingdom, for which We stil
pray. 'sThy Kingdom come: fhy wiIl
be done on earth as It is done ii.
heaven It should bs preached that
nov = ths dine for securing plecs
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
height and depth of the love of God.
Gods Ways Are Not Mans Ways.

height and depth of the love of God.
Gods Ways Are Not Mans Ways.
God declares that as the heavens
are higher than the earth, so his ways
and plans are higher than mans
(Isaiah Nv. 81. How we rejoice in this!
Instead of leaving mankind to go
dawn to eternal torment for forty-one
hundred and fifty years before Christ.
and all but a sanity few since Christ's
sacrifice-God has been working out
4 glorious plan of savation for all who
will accept it on the Divine terms of
obedience. God intimated this plan
through the sacrifice of Christ when
he covered the nakedness of our first
parents with skins, each of which
cost life. He intimated it again in
the declaration that the seed" Of the
woman would bruise the serpent's
mead. He repeatedly taught it in the
types of the Jewish law. During this
Gospel Age he has been preparing the
Royal Priesthood; of which Jesus is
the head and Chief Priest. Soon
these select" will be completed
then shall the righteous shine forth
as the sun in the Kingdom"
The. election" of the Church is
only Gods preparation for the bless
ing of all the non-elect-the world OF
mankind-Adam and all of his
children.
Messiah's Kingdom will not only re-
strain civic an doverturn it. but it will
usher in righteousness and the full
knowledge Of the glory of God, to
every creature. !
If God were honored by the proc
lamation Of the Truth which the
angels proclaimed, great will be the
blessing to men. Love will melt more
cold and stony hearts than can fear.
The angelic Message Fear not, we
bring you good tidings of Ngreat joy
which shall be unto all people, right
ly, plainly understood, is much more
forceful and helpful than all the ap-
peals to fear and all the portrayals of
an eternal torture which fortunately,
sane minds do not take seriously.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
QUITE On KEEPING with the past policy Of t

QUITE In KEEPING with the past policy OF the
Wheeling Register is the campaign is carrying
at so much line against the taxing Of natural produc
tion Saturday lengthy article quoting Sep Hall, that
Democrat tool OF Wetzel county, who has joined with the
Republican tools Of other countless painted udly the
great hardship production tax gas would work upon
the poor farmers from whose land the gas being taken
Leaving aside the question OF how very poor farmer
must be before he any gas wells the other obec
lions be considered The paid article in the Register
complains that the taxes collected would be fat for the
politicians who thus pay off, in state jobs their poti
cal debts and that anyway all that would be taken from
the companies in taxes would be taken by the companies
from the gas USERS the people, These points
too full of truth for the Register and the only explanation
for their appearance in it's columns that anybody
say about what they want in the Registers columns if
they pay enough for it.
It is something of an admission that after all these
years Of Republican and Democrat rule in West Virginia.
all the people expect from their servants squander
ing Of the public money The admission from protested
" partisan organ enough to any sensible to
leave the party and endeavor to erect with their right
of suffrage, state government that would be in the
interests of the people comprising the state
AS to the paying for the gas tax, this is
most plausible but false reasoning IT the price paid by
the based the exact cost of getting out
the gas this would be true but the price Of gas fixed by
the ability Of gas company induce the peoples repre-
sentatves in city councils to allow the company to fix
arbitrary price, The proposed production tax for West
Virginia is one half of cent per 900 feet Anybody
who magnes that this tax would wipe out the profit OF
the West Virginia Natural Gas Company in Wheeling
and make necessary raise rates. is entitled to mme
date admission to feeble minded institution It would
take many millions Of cubic feet at that rate to equal the
cost to the company in inducing the Wheeling City Coun
Gil to agree to the recent increase ratesthe increase
which has made your gas bills very interesting this year.
One inference that is always infalbe is that if the
gas tax bad for the people, the gas interests would not
be spending money to defeat it. And they and with
the Register
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02

amongst the select" on the spirit
plane by walking in the footsteps of
Jesus presenting our bodies to him
and his service as living sacrifices. 1t
should be preached that with the be-
ginning of Messiah's Kingdom of
glory Paradise Lost will begin to re-
turn and eventually be worldwide
and human perfection and harmony
with God. likewise.
Whatsoever man soweth that shall
he also reap" applies to everybody
to those who now come to know'
edge of the high calling" to saintship
and join. their ship with Christ as Gods
Select" and also to the world in gen
eral, the nop-elect. Every wilful dis
obedience, every violation, of con-
science, means just so much of Divine
displeasure and chastisement to be eX-
perienced. before recovery is made.
Only the weaknesses and frailties
which have. come down to us from
Father Adam, and which hinder us
and distress us at every turn. are for
givable sins, because only for SUCH
Adamic condemnation does the great
Redeemer make satisfaction. Such as
sin willfully against full light shall
perish in the Second Death without
hope of recovery.
The -Dishonoring Teachings.
But, alas! many of the teachings of
our day have their roots in the dark
ness of the past. Sometimes these
teachings are plainly stated and
those who refuse to join one or a"
other party or sect are either directly
or indirectly given to understand that
their fate is eternal torture. Surely
neither the Scriptures nor reason sup
port such theories, which the Apostle
styles doctrines OF devils" Il
Timothy iy. IL Indeed, too, the ma
jority of ministers freely confess, in
private, that they do not at. all believe
the doctrines of the eternal torment Of
all humanity except the sanity few
among Church, members.
Pastor Russell declared that such
preaching not only ISLANDERS the
Creator. but dishonors human reason
and common sense, as well as the
Bible. He knew that money-getting
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
LET NO ONE EVER ACCUSE WHEELING

nFEOFIE OT DElNO OIINUE WE are giving away, ITtt
gratis without charge $4,000 to $4,000 year to the
Two years ago the city sold bonds for got the
money and placed in deposit in this bank The bank has
been using the money From time to time payments
checked against this sum- but there yet remains $685.
88242 Of the citys money in this bank Not cent Of
interest has been drawn by the city for any part Of
the sum deposited
Banks advertise that they will willingly pay four per
cent deposits They figure that is worth that to them
to have the money to The city also pays four per
cent it's bonds Twice four is eight and this is pretty
good. What's
"a Labor union by insisting on decent working con-
dtons in the erection Of Market street brge adds $50
to the cost Of the structure holy howl goes up about the
and have been waiting for two years. for to rise
in righteous wrath against bank in Wheeling washing
its hands in the city's treasury.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
IF THERE IS ANYTHING MORE FOOLISH

THAN PRIVATELY OWNED TELEPHONE SYS-
TEN it is certainly two privately owned telephone sys-
tens.
We have this great blessing in the Wheeling district
Some few years ago persons told us how
bust the telephone trust by giving franchise to an
other company. We Bit and we have two telephone
companies instead of Instead Of single monopoly
have double monopoly Instead of paying single
price for telephone we have the sweet privilege Of
paying double price for two telephones.
For that is what it has TO- Telephone have
all been pretty generally forced put in both telephones
thus doubling the expense.
FIVE had two fire places room, or two typeWriters
for typist two car lines In one direction it
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
salad Dressing.

Edd to three-foorths of a cup:ul 1T
thick cream, two tablespoonfuls of
vinegar. one-fourth teaspoonful of salt,
dash of paprika; beat until light,
then fold in one-fourth cupful freshly
grated horseradish.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02

sanity as compared with having two telephone systems
in one city For the OF the second hre place. or enc
while the double telephone graft becomes compulsory
There is but one lone argument IN favor Of the double
telephone hodup: the advantage OF composition ct no
bodF but the poor deuded wrkng class completes any
more.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02

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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO about your egs-
ators9 Three weeks ago they assembled and commenced
taking thousands Of dollars day out of your peck
cts What have they given in return? Fifteen Repub-
cans and fifteen Democrats in the senate disagreed to
the distribution Of the pus plucked from the tree that
you watered and tended but not allowed to touch
Part of the time part of these brilliant
were in Cincinnati lushng and part Of them were in
Charleston slushng And you who elected them and who
pay their bills get nothing, not legislation What
are you going to do about it?
In the house of delegates, the clover" house, the
members have been chiefly engaged in charging each other
with receiving brides to for United States sena
tors Not bill in the interests Of the common people
has been passed. Not burden has been lifted from
your bent shoulders What you going to do about g
There are severa Things you do: Keep up the
old farce Of bndly voting the tickets your fathers
voted and listening to the loquacous campaign liars
stay away disgustedly from the poLs-OR WAKE UP!
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02
Chicken Salad.

Boil chicken until tender, cool, and
separate the meat from the bones,
cutting it into tiny cubes. To the
minced chicken add an equal amount
of chopped celery and season with salt
and a dash of .paprika. Dress with
mayonnaise and serve on lettuce
leaves.