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nizng the heavenly or spiritual Israel.
Others have made the mistake OF recog-
and not recognizing the aarihly Israel
The promise OF God liz 10 be sure to
both the seeds of Abraham--to that which
The spr'"n ns Hfesf aiso to the that Which
seed" (Romans w.. is5.
first because the blessing Will proceed
from the Heavenly Seed TO the earthly
seed. then from the earthly seed TO all
nations mai, n,s, The blessing @ upon al nations
be offered them OF becoming members Of
the earthly. seed which. Ultimately. as
saved Of all nations--all found worthy. of
thee a father OF many nations (Rom.
w., 10.
Princes in All the Earth
All who will come into this blessed
described in our text, Fear. not! for /
have redeemed thee; I have called thee
fs,,biTEi hy thy nan pane thST art mine" The
have passed through the deep waters OF
trlbnation and walked through fiery
trials. have not only come of qnin5ured
abundantly blessed in the rewards OF the
coming Kingdom. They have naught TO
fear.
Similarly, Natural Israel as a people
was specially favored from thc days of
Abraham down TO the rejection Of Mes
siah-partculsrIy the saintly few Of
that people whose sure reward Will be
their privilege of being made princes in
all the Garth by the great king OF glory
psalm xiv, 16).
Even during the gospel age when. the
nation of Israel Jacob" has been
obliged To pass through trying expert
ences. waters Of atfllction" and "fiery
trials the Lord has not frosakeu' them.
He has kept them together as a people.
He has not permitted them TO be de =
stroyed by their enemies. Their persis-
tency for thrty-five centuries is Of it.
self a miracle Of Divine supervision
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this deliverance from fear. saying. "Ye
shall know the Truth and the Truth shall
viz. 32 3s.)
The first step toward having the Truth
make us free Is TO haV,. the coating of
ignorance and superstition removed and
this is q difficult matter. For instance
the Catholic superstition al Purgatory
and Protestant superstition OF eternal
torment. for practically all mankind have
been so thoroughly rivctcd upon their
faithful that TO break their bonds and get
free Is difficult task. Only those who
hunger and thirst after tho Lord and his
righteousness arc in any likelihood Of
ever being properly freed.
Others getting free from one error are
merely steered by the adversary into an
these at the Itesent time; he Will deal
with them by and under Messian's glor
ious Kingdom. when Satan shall be bound
Now, the Apostle declares, God seek
spirit and in truth, "The secret OF the
Lord is with them that reverence him
and he VIII show them his Covenant'-
he will set them free now from The bond
age of superstition and fear. and by
and by. in the First Resurrection" ne
will free them from the body OF corrup-
lion
In other words. al tho present time
all humanity may receive a blessing OF
heart consolation IN proportion as they
can come 10 the knowledge of Divine
lrutni ana ed'l VIII pf nelpeO 10 inc
knowledge OF the Truth In proportion TO
his hunger and thirst after righteousness
his honesty Of soul. Tho dishonest
hearted arc not worthy of being set free
from fear Liberty and freedom from
fear for these would not he favora bic
TO them nor TO others under present con-
ditions. Fear is associated with allena-
tion from God. And. the Bible de-
clares. None OF The wicked shall up-
dcrstanG" dan. XII, 1o(
Mystery of the Gospel Age.
To attain the highest blessing which
God has TO offer at the present time ccr-
tain difficult requirements must be COM
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Without sfflictions they would have dis
appeared as distinct people.
AS the Gospel Age (for the selection
of Spiritual Israeli draws TO close, he
voice of God is calling oaturaI Israel
and pointing them to the Land of From
ise and reviving their hearts with thp
messages OF their prophets.
All arc To share Gods blessings event
unlly. and then all may be without fear.
Now is the time for those who know
their God. TO fear not. Now. those whose
eyes OF faith and understanding can dis
ccrn Gods stately steppings amongst
the children Of men in the directing OF
the Divine Programme may fearlessly
rejoice. Now is the time for these 10 bc
OF good courage! 10 fear not 10 over
come the world! TO be valiant for right
eousness and truth, Their blessings of
the Lord Will be In proportion TO their
faithfulness and courage. There is no
other route TO the true rest and peace 10
which Jesus invites. And there never
can he better time than now 10 accept
the Lords offer: Come unto me-
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|G0D'S WORD THE ONL LYANTIDOTE

II ,eooKLYN y. Y. Jan. l-Fastor
Iii of Brooklyn Tabernacle addressed
~, -,c congregation IN the Brooklyn
.ssnv of Music this afternoon on the
..,.,,,rance "nce of good courage for the New
r from the following text:
.vear not for | have redeemed thee;
have called thee by thy name; thou
- mine."-Issiah xiii, /.
q a.. usual. he had largo audience and
,hn very closest attention. He said III
psd: ,, ,.,I.mitv Il j. c,ovcIv
Isl IN ali the sorrows Of life. closely
,,,Itnd 10 all the crimes of the world,
nns ~ the blessings of true Christianity
~ W" rho release II gives from fear. But
k,e' irue Christianity. true Christian
s.1ib and The present rewards of these
i,, wv moi very common. even IN Christ"n-
snu Few know he meaning of the
.st,sier's words, Come unto me. all We
Sst labor and are heavy laden. and ]
i, s.n,tJnce VIZ Ell the Son shall make YOU
49, ye shall be free indeed (Matthew
ii 3s: John viii, 3e,.
Fssr has It's foundation In sin. We
,rsv be sure that the angels in heaven
Snou no fear. After Adam had dis
nse nSevpd the divine command in Eden,
he feared his Maker ana hid from him.
similarly. fear affects all OF Adams POS
tsdiy. because OF the general realization
,hst all are sinners. God and his
,;rSteousness are. figuratively, light. and
,Ss sinner and his sins are. figurativelv,
s,rsness There IL no compron1 lse--the
fJsrEness hatetb topposethj tho light, the
iieht scattareth The darkness. Love and
rsyerence so hand In hand. but love and
{s.r are opposites: we cannot love thar
xhich NC fear, we do not fear that which
We love.
Fear, Worry, Sickness.
Hope nridc and ambition encourage the
business man and the iaborer. the king
and the peasant. the housewife and the
maid. the leaders of the social set and
me patient mother Nevertheless. all Of
ttese have a drag anchor OF fear whicli
in The stress OF life produces worry wor.
" produces Indigestion indigestion pro.
duces insomnia and nervousness which
iead on TO every form Of disease and un.
happiness. To the extent, therefore. that
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Expert Kodak Finishing,
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rrow morning the vigorous price
this nature mnde by this store "
RE A WEEK OF REVEL AND r

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@ereniigen eeinaft, vgipa Maoero"
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Die Mitglieber ieines Stabes mob
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Discount 8olper.&toE,
Der friibere StaatsIefretGr fir Ssll-
oien uno ipdterer graiioent oes
Council, lit in 2onoon geltorbell.
ST NOR perihieoene Wlale @ini-
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Seoer bat eilen 9las in oieicr
geibdftigen 8elt, aber eine gon5e
Wei1ge 2eute baben groBe Sdtpierig-
feiten, i'm 5u finoen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-21
JAS. H. POOLE
 HIT BY SPILE
 DRIVER HAMMER
Sustains Badly Fractured Knee Joint in Strange
 Accident This Morning

In one of the most peculiar pile driver accidents ever recorded, James H. Toole of 40 Pembroke street, fore man for the Toole & Sunderlin Com- pany, sustained badly broken knee joint this morning through a heavy ''cap" falling on him, in driver at work dn the Pequonnock river at the foot of Knowlton street.
 The accident can only be explained by the fact that recent rains stiffened the ropes of the apparatus, and that a pile swinging into position, struck one of the ropes and caused the acci- dent. Pile driver men say that the accident was fortunate in one sense, for if MT. Toole's whole body had been in the way of the descending weight he would surely have been killed.
 The ambulance corps was summoned but before it arrived passing auto mobile took MT. Toole to St. Vincent's s hospital where his injury was attend ed.
 The pile driver was carefully exam ined after the accident and found to be in perfect condition, and .the mis- hap was one which could not have been f>reseen. MT. Toole is a broth CT of John F. Toole, a member of the firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-21
EIopement Ends
 In Divorce Court
Frederick M. Hahn Secures Divorce from Florence Umstatter Hahn on Ground of DesertiOn.

An unromantic climax to a roman tic elopement came, yesterday, when Frederick M. Hahn, clerk in the Sur prise store in Main street, was granted a divorce from Florence M Umstat- ter Hahn, by Judge Curtis in the Su- perior court. Hahn claimed his wife deserted him.
 He testified that he boarded at the Umstatter house when he was about IT years old. He and Miss Umstatter, who was IS, fell in love and then eloped to Port Chester, N Y., on June 30, 1906. After the marriage Hahn told the brides mother and she was very indignant. She suggested that 1t would be a good idea for Hahn to get job before he took unto him. self bride.
 The plaintiff declared he secured a position at the Locomobile Company and thought he was able to support a wife, but when he went to demand his bride, her parents refused to let her go. The young husband brought f1a- beas corpus proceedings but the bride, who is a music teacher, declared she did not want to live with Hahn. Judge Reed at that time advised the couple to adjust their differences, but Hahn said yesterday that he had been unable to arrange matters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-21
OBITUARY

Miss Mary L. Smith, daughter of Josephine and the late John H. Smith, died this forenoon at the home of her mother, 339 Catherine street. Though she was seriously i'll her death was not expected and news of her demise car ried grief to many admirers She is survived by her widowed mother, two sisters, Ida and Mabel and three broth CTS, George, Joseph and Richard
 The death of Mrs. Affie S. Spencer, wife of Platt R. Spencer, occurred at the Bridgeport hospital today. Mrs. Spencer's home was in Stepney. She formerly lived in Catskill, N. Y. She was 56 years Of age.
 At his home, 1066 Barnum avenue, Charles Erie passed away at the age Of 40 years. Deceased was one of Bridgeports most respected German citizens, widely known throughout the city for his upright character and ed on Barnum avenue, near Seaview avenue, as a butcher and provision merchant. He is mourned by his wife and one son, also a mother, one sister and five brothers in Germany. He was native of Wurtenberg and conducted his business for the last IA years in this city. He was a member of Steuben lodge, No. 83, I. O. O. F., a member of Humboldt Stamm No. 153, U. O. R. M, also of the Schwae- bischer Maenner Chor. The funeral will be held from his late home on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Paul F. Clemen will officiate. Inter ment in Lakeview cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-21
HercuIean Task of Commission In
 Fixing Just Rates

Hartford, Oct 21-The Herculean task which the Public Utilities Com mission faces in attempting to fix just rates was apparent to corpora tion and municipal counsel throughout the State today, who studied the tes- timony at yesterdays hearing on the Manchester Hartford trolley fare re- sion consider trolley conditions in other States? Shall it deal with only the narrow limits of the route in question or with the entire system of which the debated stretch is only a small part? What is @ fair charge per mile per passenger?
 These were only a few of the Ques- tions the commission will be called upon to consider It is held that only evidence concerning State roads should be introduced, denying the Connecticut Company counseps desire to show what other systems have to face in other States.
 The commission was inclined to con- slider the Manchester-Hartfo ride in conjunction with other rides for the same charge around the State. Gen eral Passenger Agent Leary. of the Connecticut Company, testified that it was nine miles between Hartford and Pennington, seven miles from Hart ford to South Glastonbury, nine miles from New Haven to Branford, 10 miles from Main street and Fairfield ave- nue, in Bridgeport, to Westport, and eight miles from New Haven to North Haven Green. In each case the fare is the same, 15 cents.
 The trolley company tried to prove that one and one-half cents a mile per passenger is a fair charge. The hearings will be resumed Wednesday morning.