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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
Gained 10 Pounds.

Mrs. Hattie Hamilton, 91S Glen Ave,
Latonia, ny, writes:
have taken two bottles OF Pcruna
and commenced on the third one. | did
not really need the third one, but thought
II best 10 take another bottle
have always weighed iO2 pounds.
but since began taking Pcruna weigh
12O. for the first time ii, all my life, and
am now thiriy.thrcc years old Your
medicine has surely done INC. grca, deal
OF good, and | have recommended il 10
several others who have begun taking ii.
My mother, who is sevcnty.six wears
old, had grown SO veal: She could scarcely
walk. She took Two bottles OF Pcruua
and is ileshcr and looking well
Permna Their Family Medicine.
Mrs. Anna C. Hyde, 7l2 Z. Yamhill
Street, Portland, Oregon. Vice President
Literary and Educational Organization OF
New Hampshire, writes:
am pleased to endorse Pcruna as ar,
all-round good family medicine, and one
that is safe to give children. give il to
mine at the least suggestion OF a cold, and
take II myself TO build up my strength and
nerves.
My sister, who is living with nc.
uses Pcruna. too, and she is loud in its
praises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19
WORK OF JEFFERSON
RECENTLY REVEALED
Planned All Details Of Founding Of University
and Personally Mapped Out Courses
Of Instruction.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl 5
charlottesville. Va. March ls.--Tht
doubt expressed BY critics rs to tina
extent of Jcfferson's Initiative IN
founding the University of Virginia
has been completely dispelled. Letters
recently investigated show that be.
sides obtaining the charter jefferson
drew all plans, both architectural and
pcdagogic, personally purchased tne
building material and la boratory an.
paratus. selected professors and die
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

tated thes courses they should teach
me doubt arose from the seemin .
impossihility of one mans exhibiting
such versatility. The papers on the
subject Will be published by William
a. Lambeth, of the university
The State Geological Survey ana
geological department of the univer-
sity will devote $1,000 during the sum
mer TO publishing It's accumulated
notes. by members Of the survey and
others on iron ores cement materials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-19

already secured homes for 200 teach
ers, and free entertainment Will prob
ably be provided for Gil the visiting
teachers The entertainment commit
lee IS arranging to have several trips
on Saturday to the historic places OF
me community, and no stone Will he
lett unturned in making the meeting
in every particular success
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

great, influential. powerful--mother and
daughters. She Will never consent 10 a
recognition Of the sanity few in her
Claiming to be "the elect" and true
church. To apply the apostles words.
Sne fbs dav gs1eems inn the tS sanity class fools all
ing or the earth. To her they are the
impracticables. To her they are insur-
rectionists. always crying out for the
liberties of the individual in person and
conscience. for holiness unto the Lord,
not merely in name. but in deed and in
small a minority In Babylon. TO walt for
the conversion OF the worldly masses of
the various systems to see ''eye to eve"
Win wi thdsa them In this this matter and TO reform
CONFESS foiiy and to be led OF unreason.
Come Out of Her, My People,
In such a matter we need the wisdom
ana courage to follow It. The Lord s
prayer must be our guide respecting His
WIZ concerning us-us who have by faith
holy spirit been adopted into the one true
church, whose names are written in
heaven He praped for lis and not for
OF o9e tho homrnal nr,a mass; who are really parts
themselves mems, In supposng. that they have
either part or lot or inheritance with
the the church; Thank God that we now
cept the saintly Will be eternally tor
mented. but merely that none except the
SANITY, copies OF Gods dear SON. can
be members OF the glorious little flock"
which God predestlnated He would
gamer from every nation people, kim
OF this faithful church the Lord de-
eLares My sheep know My voice and
they follow Me-" We hear His voice as
surlng us that 1t is His will that we who
class should all be one-should no longer
he separated into sects and parties by
Greedal fences The Lord declares that
re gave Babylon time for repentance and
sentence against the Babylonian system
has already gone forth-that from the
DiNVine standpoint. already Babylon IS
fallen! Is fallen, from Divine favor.
to whom we are betrothed? What is His
message to u.s. II is written, Come
out OF her my people, that ye be not
partakers OF her sins and that ye re-
p.,'son Geive not OF; OF her plagues'-her troubles
Since the nominal systems are not in
that consecrated condition OF heart. hun
gerng and thirsrlng for the truth and
Tor righteousness and dead TO self will.
therefore II is hopeless to think OF their
The very most they could think OF doing
would be TO federate-to agree not to war
with each other. Far better would II be
10 have some theological battles and air
lie OF today. But whatever Babylon may
do. mother and daughters. the course of
the sanity few, the real church. which
is shortly to come from the wilderness"
leaning upon the arm of her Beloved
Bridegroom. is clearly set forth The
sanity should unite in heart on the prin-
cplcs and doctrines of Gods Word. and
Ishould stand free in the liberty whercwith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
PASTOR RUSSELL'S
SERMON
Discourse on the rue Church, Past, Present
and Future
and future

NON April 9.-Again Pastor Rus
.S most Intelligent and attentive
at Albert hall, amongst whom
,nv ministers OF all denomina-
,ITs text was. The Church of the
DAWN. Whose Names Are Written
'rrer" uIebrews xii, 2S),
heas.rsd that the subject be ap-
Be ws nroyerfully and honestly-that
/catneo that there was but one church
$50 sss,nning. established by the Re-
ine see also that there Will be but
49, church in the end, the church trl-
lf one IN glory, ''the Bride, the Lamb s
~. For the same reason that there
Itt ,.an doctrines many amongst the
/ln Dte" Jesus, there have been
sssas many, as representing those doc
tts. Sunday the question was. What
rrIe Gospel?' and as we found
~ ,,ne gospel more or less scattered
y na, .sc various creeds, and none of
" ,ss uurc and unadulterated gospel.
rss.Irh, we should be prepared TO find
" h1s,s" one true church of Christ for
- u, u' .Sehtecr centuries has been scat
z gse,e and there amongst various de-
fsn,,ons. and that not one OF these
GIrstons is the true church. Not
I. a them can claim 10 contain all Lhe
- "a ,bom can claim To contain all of
es,nis and no hypocrites. The time
San the various divisions of the
mn nm church severally laid claim TO
.hs one and only church. But that
@ nassed. so far as the people are
.r-sd ard has passed so far as the
.sglv Of the clergy are concdfned-
@rhst They All May Be one.'
mol here TO charge intentional
nl5oinc on the part of any OF the
.i,rs oI the Christian church, said
~, Russell On the contrary | shall
~, that the trainers OF the various
ss we're sincere. honest men; and that
s,sInal followers of those creeds were
w and that a few today may be
a5v sincere. ] shall assume. however
/. ,bs minority OF Christians, ministers
i.ymen, rea!ize that the Sectarian
- are largely composed OF miscon-
-eo,s Of the Divine Word and Plan
shat the cause which originally led
,swoh divisions have considerably dis
s.rsd Ii We can now recognize one
,osnel we may all rcunitc, in har-
n Win our Masters prayer. that "All
: h. one. as Thou, Father, and l are
.nind YOU again OF the simplicity
ne gospel which recognizes the broad
,T,Ss OF the Divine Plan and allows
= Individual To see as many OF lhe
!, hpes of the same as his spiritual
rComent will permit. On that broad
Z q Christian union the early Chris
Z. were one and reprobatcd any divl-
81, Paul rebuked those who said.
Ex- Of Paul: am of Apollos; | am Of
~ Il Corinthians t.. 12l. AS only
IA died for us all. He alone must be
nrlzed as our Savior. AS He Is the
a Of the church and the only head.
salr must be recognized AS all we
4 he,hren. so the class distinction AS
|l5scn clergy and laily must he abro
E|1 llis; We all may be one church with
lord one faith and one baptism and
cd and Father over all (Ephesians
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Christ has made them free from all hu-
man bondage and sectarianism.
Why should the Lord permit the for
| sions In mystic Babylon He has permit
| ted only such things as He Is able TO
make work out blessings for His very
be joint-heirs with Christ in His king
dom, Babylon's strong sectarian walls.
styled Orthodoxy and the great brazen
gates OF wordliness VIII afford tho sanity
Few the very test they need to demon
strate themselves 'overcomers"-"m moro
than conquerors,' for such overcomers
bride class. All the promises are made
TO the "overcomers" and there must needs
be permitted subtle evils for their test
Union Of the One True Church.
In word; our Lords prayer will be
! realized by the 'overcomers." They will
be one with Himself and with tho Faith
er; there will be ''one Lord. one faith
as for the nominal systems their future
will be destruction as systems. though
many of Gods dear people in them, fall
by nre'' in a great time of trouble with
which this Age. Will terminate and the
New Age Will be ushered In q Corin-
| thians Ill. 1S).
| You have my plea, Christian breth
rem, for the fulfliment of the Masters
prayer in the union Of 'the church which
| is the body of Christ" ''the Church of
ten in heaven" This union will not
nccessltate any reorganization as a new
| sect or new church. 1t is the true
| church. the only one which God has ever
recognized Babylon, without 1t. would
not be In any sense OF the word recog-
nized OF Cod and. as soon as the over
| lon. Babylon Will come I'm remembrance
before God that He may give TO her
the cup Of the wine OF His wrath, and
cur (Revelation xvi, 10; xviii. 1e). To
| the true church the Lord all along In
timated that their oneness Is as MEM
bers OF Christ. and not In earthly or
CARNATIONS. We do not read, Gather
together unto Calvin. Luther; Lt Wesley
| gether My saints unto Me. saith the
| Lord, those who have made q covenant
with Me by sacrifice" They shall be
Mine saith the Lord. in that day wher
come to make up My jewels psalm
!, 5; Malachi ILL., 10.
When all OF the sanctifed shall have
been delivered. the clock of the uni
verse will strike the hour which closes
! the present dispensatlon and opens the
/ new; and "the salt of the earth" hav-
ruption will swiftly ensue- Flee out OF
| Babylon, Deliver every man his soul!
Let us use the light Of Present Truth
| to the extent that each enjoys IL. II
will guide us In respect TO all the affairs
of life-into closer fellowship with God
and the Savior and the brethren; and
| into separa teness of mind and heart and
| service from Babylon. Let Babylon pro-
ceed with the good works in which she
| takes pride. The work of the saints,
other UP in the most holy faith" that
| eventually il may be said, The mar
r!age OF the lamb has come. for HIS
| wife hath made herself ready
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
Name OF Company,

Name OF Company,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
Mistake of Understanding.

Very often solicitors when approach
! ing a prospect for life insurance submit
a proposition that very materially under
| estimates The insurance value OF the
| Vice President r. w, Stevens Of the
| Illinois Life says:
That's what you are doing every time
| you approach a man for life insurance
and 1t certainly does not speak well for
your Judgment. or please the prospective
applicant. 10 have you estimate his value
| as considerably below the amount that
his position and surroundings would In
dicate that he Is worth Man is pro-
ducer, therefore, the present value OF
his life Is such sum of money as
would buy an annuity equal to his pres
ent annual earning power for the num-
! Der OF years which, according to the
tables OF mortality. he is expected to
| live.
"At the age OF 80 $1,000 paid down will
| buy a life annuity OF S55.16 therefore.
when You solicit man for only $1,000
him Mr.. Man. according TO the way
| In which L size you UP. your earning
power is just about s55 a year. there
fore, you should capitalize that earn
| ing power for your estate by buying
life insurance TO the amount Of $1,000,
so that In the event of your death your
family will receive the same income up
until the time you would have been G6
years of age that they would have re-
ceived had you lived out your life eN-
! pectancy.
| NOW II certainty is nSItDGT CTeIlL3 Die
nor Gattering TO prospect to have you,
who are supposed 10 be an expert on the
| inject of insurance and its application,
| size him up as having an earning ca =
pacity of less than S. month, and.
as a matter of fact, YOU have offered
your prospect exactly the same kind of
an insult that salesman would offer
YOU If on going into clothing store
to buy a suit of clothes he should look
| YOU over and say. Well, you look TO
me like man that can only afford to
| buy the cheapest goods we've got and
| mcnt
zone OF the most serious mistakes
| that the man who hopes to succeed as
| life Insurance salesman can make is
that OF underestimatins the insurance
value of the prospects life, and when
once YOU begin to realize of how great
value considered solely from the In
come producing power. human life Is.
you will not only go after your pros
| poet with more earnestness and vlgor,
| but you viii apply IL great deal more OF
science and intelligence to your can
vases and you Will get out OF the small
policy talk habit
MEN insure their belongings for their
full value because they know what that
value Is. but very few men realize the
cash value of a human life. and 1t Is
your business AS life insurance eX-
pert 10 tell men how much their lives
arc worth In order that they may buy
life insurance on the same intelligent
basis that they buy fire insurance
Report of Assessment Companies.
Following Is the detailed report Of the
four assessment life companies doing
which completes the list OF all companies
writing insurance within the state and
who arc required to file statements with
| the Insurance department,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
Unfair Comparisons Being Made.

Insurance Commissioner Willard Done
has announced himself as deprecating inc
nractice of some companies and their rep
resentativcs of issuing comparative
statements Of dividends. expense ratios.
and other features between their com
panies and others. This literature is
likely to be misleading. from the fact
that conditions and circumstances sur
rounding the issuing and maturing OF
policies In the companies may be entire
iy different. making a fair comparison
Irnposslbie. For example, one policy may
have non -forfeiting features which arc
lacking In the other. Deferred dividend
results in these two policies would be
altogether unlike. being necessarily
smaller in the first than In the second,
Other elements may enter into such
cases AS. for example. the classification
of risks. return premium featyers. inter
mediate md terminal surrender values,
etc, Unless II Is positively known thai
the two policies compared are exactly
alike In all these respects. the compari-
son must certainly prove misleading,
II Is likely that this question VIII be
taken up by the Utah Association OF Life
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
News Of the Insurance World

underwriters at Its meeting on Tuesday.
several members having already ex,
there. The practice is diame,rically OPP
posed 20 the principles of the life men s
organization and the lines upon which
work Is being conducted.
Laborer Awarded Damages.
James Lucas, a laborer, was awarded
100000 by a jury IN the superior court
at San Francisco last week In suit
for $4,000 against P. j. Walker, con
tractor who constructed the City OF
Paris building. on which Lucas was
Casualty company is interested in the
damages to the amount of $4,000, the
company having written a liability policy
for that amount to the contractor.
Would Prove Interesting Game,
There is some talk of organizing base
agents OF Salt Lake City. There being
no more 'twisters" among the life men
the fire agents are wondering how they
Will be able to ''twlrl' bah. The life
Increased hazard George V Lowry,
district secretary of the Pacific board
has been slated for umpire and George
w. Peck OF the Fidelity and Casualty
1t is understood. will render first aid
10 the injured
Insurance Notes.
The Guardian Casualty and Guaranty
company OF this city has added burglary
insurance TO its other business.
II. d. Price; who has represented the
Continental Life Insurance and Invest
ment company of this city at North
| Yakima. Wash. for the past two years
| has been transferred to the company
| Oregon agency, with headquarters al
| Portland,
The annual convention OF the National
| Association OF Life Underwriters Will be
| held In Chicago the second week in Oc-
| tober. Utah is entitled TO nine dele
gates al this meeting and a strong ef-
| resentation from this state.
The current number OF The Insurance
| Field. published IN Louisville. Ky, con-
tains very flattering notice Of Elmer
a. Kicker, agency manager of the Equit-
able Life Assurance society in Salt
| Lake City,
The Norwich Union Life Insurance
company OF England has decided not 10
deposit made In Tennessee several years
ago has been withdrawn.
The annual meeting and election OF
| officers of the Utah Association of Life
mercial club on Tuesday evening OF the
present week. The proceedings are
scheduled to begin at 1880 p m. sharp
j, d. Spencer. vice president of the
ers, is in receipt of a letter from Ma
tIonal President Henry ]. Powell saying
that he will start on his western tour
which will take him to the Pacific coast
about. June i. He is expected TO reach
| Salt LaSo about the middle of June and
while here Will be tho guest OF the Utah
organization.
A particularly attractive programme
has been arranged for the twenty eighth
annual meeting OF the Penn Mutual
Agency association TO be held in Mem
phs. Tenn, May 16 to 1S
Insurance Commissioner Ballard OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
One Conductor Helped Back 10 Work.

Mr. Wilford Adams is his name, and
he writes; "I was confined to my bee,
with chronic rheumatism and used two
bottles Of Foley's Kidney Remedy with
good effect The third bottle pat mo
on my feet and resumed work as con-
ductor on the Lexington, Ky, street
railway, 1t will do all you claim In
cases of rheumatism, 1t clears the
blood of uric acid Schramm' johnson,
Drugs, FIVE stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
I r T T: T:

The Pure Food show will
continue three more days,
until Wednesday night. Free
admission.
Don't forget to call at
Hewlett's Booth and have a
free cup of Hewlett's de-
licious uncolored Tea, and
Fresh Roasted Steel Cut
Luneta Coffee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10

Oklahoma has refused a license to the
Modern Brotherhood Of America OF
Mason City Iowa, and the Homesteaders
of Des Moincs. Iowa. on the ground thu
the rates charged by these assessment
organizations do not conform to the
Oklahoma laws. Court proceedings are
likely to follow the commissioner ac-
Jiou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-10
EAylon the Great, the Mother Of
H2rlots.

| Hs ihe divided church. with clashing
h.. appears 10 the Almighty. He tells
y slliOg ii which signifies
Etkion. And who can deny the ap-
Egaieness OF the name? In times
" Catholics have applied this name to
= Proleslant sects. and the Protestants
! TN have applied it TO the church OF
! r. But when we come TO examine
. serip,ures on the subject they seem
t.iude all-the Church of Rome be-
3 represented as the mother church
d he various Protestant churches as
D daughters The charge of harlotry
~ the Lord makes against mother
q 6iUghters must be acknowledged,
|Afsgh with some this harlotry has been
~ opon and pronounced than with
| rig the Jewish marriage ceremony as
basis Of the figure. all Christians. as
sHers OF the true church, are declared
z "esp0used 10 one husband, which
Erst' 1l Corinthians. Xi.. p. I'm
ne Jewish custom the espousal
rtsat the woman under the same OBJ
Hhcn Of chastity as though the mar
r rad taken place. Thus the church
y yo1 to her Lord. is obligated 10
lal, although the marriage with the
nssnly Bridegroom will not take place
Ms Second Advent and the change
sfpoused from earthly TO heaven
nldiilons for flesh and blood cannot
~ lbe kingdom OF God" (Revela-
m-. I: John xiv. 3. I Cor. Nv. 500.
ISMlra. h2slotrv Is the condition in
We cspoused Of the Lord becomes s
-aN with and Joined to the world
Ge Church Of Rome became affiliat-
quo OF united 10 the civil government
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Western Life Indemnity ..,.,.....-,-,..
National Life association -...,..o..-,....
Bankers Life association ....-.~..s,e'.-
Merchants Life association .,,..s.e.,...s
Evening journal., 1911-09-06
SHOPMEN OF ILLINOIS
CENTRAL MAY STRIKE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6-Oficers of the
System Federation Of Allied Ship En-
ployes of the Illinois Central today
applied to the international officers OF
their federation asking that strike
already voted by the men be approved.
The international officers went into
conference to consider the proposition
and IL was believed that their answer
would be made today. Should they ap-
prove the strike vote, it was expected
that the strike order would be Issued
late today or tomorrow.
The request for permission to call
a strike was made to the international
body by the executive committee OF
the System Federation following a
long conference yesterday, called when
it was found that the officers of the
illinois Central absolutely refused TO
treat with the System Federation.
Since then officers Of the System Fed
Grafton have admitted that strike was
imminent.
The action Of the executive commit
tee in applying to the international Of
ficers, however. caused some surprise
for Secretary W. F. Kramer of the
blacksmiths, one Of the allied unions,
intimated that the unions would re
submit their demands with modifca-
tions.
Evening journal., 1911-09-06
TO LIFT LID
in ALBANY
Gambling and Vice Have
FIOuriShed in the New
York Capital
LEGISLATURE DECIDED
TO MAKE AN INQUIRY
By The United Press.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept "a rigorous
investigation of how gambling and
vice have fourished in the State capi-
tol for years are expected as soon as
the legislative probing into the affairs
of this city is commenced under the
guidance of James W. Osborne, as
counsel for their Investigators The
acceptance Of the position as counsel
by Osborne today left no doubt IN the
minds of Albanians that the inyesttr
cation will be complete and thorough.
when the investigators start no one
will be spared II is well known that
pool rooms and gambling houses.
whore all kinds Of games Of chance
could be- played We're conducted openly
and only closed when the legislature
decided on the investigation.
The famous red light district has
been the scene Of several raids by
agents Of state Commission Of Excise
Farley and IL was found that many
persons wero selling liquor without
the required excise certificate. The
management of city affairs particular
ly the finances will be another subject
for the Investigators.
Existing conditions are placed at the
door of Boss William Barnes, Jr., as
the city administration has been Re-
publican since 1900.
On the other hand the Republican
leaders declare they have nothing to
fear in the investigation and that there
is no connection between the organi-
zation and the gambling and the red
light If any corruption is found, they
claim. it. will be found in isolated
places