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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-27

Q.-What may we understand tho
Lords words to signify where He says
- know thy works, that thou art
neither cold nor hot; ! would thou vert
cold or hot. So then because thou art
lukswarn, and neither cold nor hot,
will srus thee out OF my mouth
Revelation iii. IS IS. q, {. o.
Answer The seven churches In
Asia represent the seven stages of de-
velopment. or epoehs in the history OF
the one true Church OF Christ The
bessaee to the church In Iaodicea re-
latoe. therefore. to The last or present
period 80 the Church's existence IL
is during this fnal stage Of the history
of the christian Church that we may
expect be repudiation or spewing out
Of relationship with the Lord as his
monihpiecc. and Of recognition as
menlhefs of Ills tsie Church, ot al
those who IRE 'luSewarm' and indf
ferent tn the service Of the Lord
Christians ia name only and not heart
devoted followers Of the Lord. 1t IL
daily becoming more manifest to all
careful observers that there is q wide
distinction between real Christianity.
aud the great mass of processing
Churchman's Perhaps the most rep
rehensihe class Of people Oh tho earth
is that which IS formed Of those who
arc half.hearted AMI Indifferent to the
great and important affairs of life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-27
ARMS IR0NG ( LAMB

Real Estate Room 3. Gray 3ujldms
Plume No 399.
No 900 a FIVE room house Close in
Aust he Sold BEIGE the goth. 5000
viii hohdle
No 5he A nice ne 3 room house
completely furnished. including piano.
Low rent to frst-c1ass tenant.
Money for farm loans at low rates.
Quick service.
we can also handle a few good city
loans
O Anpril 20. we are to take an eX-
cursion party to the Texas Gulf
coast. This will be the last day or
the present very low round trip rate
Tickets good to June ]. Il Interested
sec MS at once
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

one of the most desirable locations
in the city for a home. Ten minutes
walk from postotfice. Two lots and a
half. In the 400 block, East Cleve-
land Ave. Call at PIP West Okla.
Ave. or Address Geo. MeGregor, BOX
289, Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-27

Q-Please explain jeremiah il, f2, 1919
What are the "heavens" referred te5g
and what do the broken eisterns thsa
can hold no water" reprsssnt2 lsf
S. A.
Answer Evidently the Prophet SS
using highly symbolic language TO cons
vev his thoughts The larger por@
tion Of the prophecies of the Bible ID
put forth in dguratiye expressions and
in parables and dark sayings for theyx
were not. intended of the Lord 70 bA
understood until at the time OF theia
fuhHment. The "heayens' would sym%
bolile the spiritual ruling powers an
rcnrescutcd in the ministry and clergN
who compose the ecclesiastical or spirf
itual powers Of the various religious
systems Water" is frequently used
in the Scriptures to symbolic the truths
the Lords word The time wouls
come. therefore. as foretold by tbs
Prophet, when the Lords protesting
"people." Christians. would forssks
the Lord and His Word. and would
chew" out or fashion FOR themselves
"ciSterus" OF receptacles to hold the
muddy waters of The traditions OF mens
The creeds and religious systems ara
IN a very dilapidated and broken state
and wholly Incapable OF holding th9
waters Of The truth The old effet&
systems of the past are breaking uR
and are absolutely useless so far 80
holding the waters Of the truth arr
concerned ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-27

On Matthew xvii. 20. jesus said 10
His Disciples "lf 20 have faith as
arain of mustard seed. ye shall say unto
this mountain, Remove hence to yondsr
place; and Il shall remove; and moth
ing shall be impossible unto you"
Could ore have faith to remove a literal
mountain? "a. c. D.
Answer The suggestion would seem
to he prep0sterouS one but when we
reflect upon the meaning Of the term
firth. that 1t is not imagination or
blind credulity. but. as defined by the
Apostle. Faith Is basis Of things
hoped for, eoptietion of things un-
seen Hebrews 81. j.; we can see
thnt our Lords teaching here ia in
agreement with what He taught on an
other occasion (John xY. u where He
set forth that the request must be in
harmony with the Divine will. But
since there is no basis of evidence for
faith that the will Of God Is to Fomoye
literal mountains in answer to any idle
or self.willed or ignorant commands of
men to do so. a genuine faith III His
willingness to do 1t now Is IN impossi-
bilty. But regarding the mountain az
symbol Of difficulty ard obstruction
in our individual Christian course, or
in the course Of Gods work. we know
that miracles" are wrought for those
who exercise faith. and they going for
ward fl the strength OF the Lord. are
permitted TO overcome difficulties and
to wnr!l righteousness otherwise Inn
possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-27

O.-Luke xviii, 8, "Nevertheless when
the Son of man cometh shall Ho find
faith on tho oarth7" 10 il the noun
tain moving faith that will be lacking?
Please explain. "a. c. o.
Answer. 4 word for word rendering
from the oldest Greek manuscripts of
the quotation given above is as fol
lows: "Dut the son of the man coming.
indeed. will He 6rd tho faith on the
earthe" The "falrh" IN the text would
have the meaning Of system Of belief
or doctrines, as expressed In the Bible
statement. THE faith once delivered
to the saints The Masters words
imply that the existence of the true
faith nj the time Of His second coming
would be somewhat doubtful. The
Lords words are remarkably fulfilled
IA the conditions Of the present day.
we SEQ Tint. owing to he hundreds Of
conflicting creeds aud doctrinal sys-
TENS the many "isms, and the strong
decisions and multiplied errors SO that
if it we're possible the very elect woui6
be deceived; not many are holding tH
the true only the very elect. F"
NfattheW XIV 20 The object Of thea
Lorl'S return ia TO put aside all Of th@
evil ANA the error. and 10 ii the whoiS
eauh with the true faith and knowif
edge of cod aud Thus to bring abouA
the blessing of al mankind .-HabakA
kuk ii. ~.
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lna l9ll laws pertalnlnG 10 Roada
HlghvayS. bitches and Draine
Pamphlet form Price 25c each
Special prices on quantities Addras
Book Department. Leader Printin
@amnpny Guthrie
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Kings Racket IA tho place tnsy
have the goods and the price Ia fixiEs.
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"Wednesday Afternoons. Masonic hsll,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-01
Low Rate For Parcel Post.

Senator Jonathan Bourne. Jr., chair
offices and pos,roads. has prepared the
following su mmarv of the provisions
of the new parcel post law which will
become effective January 1, 1918:
Any article is mailable if not over II
pounds IN weight nor more than u
inches in length and girth combined.
nor likely to injur the mails or postal
equipment OF employees.
Flat rate of cent per ounce up to a
ounces regardless of distance.
Above 4 ounces. rates are by the
ponnd or fraction thereof, and varying
with distances as follows:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-01
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Margaret E. Horton. to H. w. Ferk-
Ter. lot 9, in block u. town of Harpers
Ferry, for $225.
Walter H. Glaize to R.. Frank Barr.
lets As aud 49, in block Io4, with dwell
ing fronting on Fifth Avenue. Ransom,
for $I5oo.
Samuel ]. Hodges and others to Geo.
w. and Cnas. b. Vanmeter. property at
corner of Washington and Princess
streets. Shepherdstown.
Pleasant Scott and others to Geo. E..
Hughes. house and lot fronting SO feet
On Hardwood Ave Charles Town, con-
sideration $3.50.
John Metcalf Davenport. of Dorset.
shire. England. to Arthur T. Davenport
lots IN block I52; 6 in 81; s in I24; 2,
10 81; 6. ! and s in I2a; and 30 IN 1871,
town of Ransom; consideration, love and
affection.
Mary 7. Hendricks to Charles NJ
Ronemus, an interest in SO acres of land
ali ,ining that of Melvin heirs, and d
w. Hendricks. consideration $75
Walter H. Glaize to Warner Price lot.
II and IL in block I4I, in Ransom. con
slderation $50.
Tilghman Lumber Co. and others t.
S. c. Kessler, lot on South Mildred
street. Hunter Addition to Charles Town
for $s2s; w. B. Licklider to J. w. Hop
per, house and two parcelc of land a
Kearneysville. for $500; Largdon c
Janney and wife. to E. l.. Smith. a farm
of 1876 acres. a part of the farm of tn,
late Lucy S. Wysong. on the Wadesvll,
road. the consideration being 4 DWELLING
valued at 10000 in Winchester. Va
and Sc, 900 in cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-01

Charles Town, W. Va Aug o. 1912
t o Our ertz Customers
We advised that IL ere likely shortage of cars
for shipping this fall and have been urged by
the Fertilizer Manufacturers we buy our pods
to send in orders the est mpment possible 50
that shipment can be arranged proper time and so
that delay will when the fertilizer is needed We
would therefore thank Of who have not
yet given their orders their wants as soon
possible snd oblige
WASHINGTON ALEXANDER & COOE
Fertilizers
Charles IOWA W Va
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The Jefferson @
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance ConH
Esta5lisa1d 1915
West yirginis.

nFFERs TO the people Of 1sDs' !.
~ Insurance in sole Conpsaj I y,
cost Of insurance, which Is iaac ", Z, n
the rates usually charged, sno ."
at home. ..,,.,a ss,.lsS
(. Good risks from responslp,l ~ ~.
Executiye Committee meets w ~,
DIREcroas-D. S. Hughes, ~.
Nelson r. Roberts, Wm. III. ~ 81
wit. WIN. c. Frasier nv
Snyder, NJ. b. Baker, 3 !, T. =, 800 80.
rider. R. P. Chfy. 5. " g's W
n. strider. r, d. FiiAefs - 4
N. K. ROBERTS ; -, n
JOHN t A. WASHINGTON -
ExrouqIvs coxs1TsI- N : Ia
erts. Col. K ? ChsE, 1el-
wilt and 8. W. Weshinzl'a
GENERAL AGzsisi |
wAsHINGroN & AL Al, =
"N'iI Charlie. Town, " y
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y " MYERS. sbsphsras'ez;.., ~
WILLIAM Q. RAU, hAlg- me-
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Rates. schedules and additional ~
furnished upon application . !, As n
Company, or ", ', 80 ~
W. b. BEVlLL, asst. Gsnifaa
Gen'l Pass. Agent, hs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-10-01
Extract
From Letsrs By WI liam T. L1man, to Q
Pensdcola lEla. } Journal.

FROM LelI6FS 0y VI uuW a. 1A"etss W ~
Pensacola (Fla. } Journal.
mo wonder that public men and po-
litical parties often put themselves under
monetary obligations to wealthy men
aud 1.-THE interests. The public at large
knows that the battle is tor their own
good, and vet often hesitates to lend any
monetary assistance.
Having nominated Governor Wilson.
shall we leave him embarrassed foi
necessary campaign funds2 And if the
people at large won't subscribe to paw
his campaign expenses "a contest Tor
.them) shall they go unpaid' Orif pad.
shall they be paid by rich men, who
would at least think they had claim on
the president II he were elected 2"
1.-THE large use of money by fewrich
men or by corporations is the curse o.
our politics"
The evening world., 1912-10-25
LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Laurei; two year-o,ds:
ave firlongs.--Fasces. 40 (SmalD, 6
70 / . TO and 3 to g. nrst: Geo. Stoii.
- SSchuttinger). z to 1. 8 to and
even. second; Schaller. III Fairbrother).
70 I. even and I to 2. third. Time,
1.6Y. Refusitta, Honey Bee, Jonquil
Paso On and The Series also ran.
SECOND RACE-.Purse $500; for two
year-olds: selling; six Authorizations.
bee, l0s (0lass), 4 to I, 6Vo> s ana to 10.
hras; Brynary, Ill (Martin). Z to 10, 1 TO
3 and out. second; Ragusa. 103 tSchutt.
lnaer). u TO I. s TO Q aad Z 10 s, third.
Tine. l.rs i-S. Uncle obie. Paris Queen
aloo ran.
THIRD RAcE-Three-year-oids and
upward; selling: six furlongs.-Garth,
10 (schuttinger), 8 TO I, 5 to 9 and even.
won; Nindlnette, 100 tA.mbrose), s to 1.
8 tot2., and to 8. second. Tonlata. liz
ButwslD. IL to l. 4 to l and 7 to g.
third. Time. LIS <-5. Wiley, Senator
Sparks, Auto Maid. Bred Well. Glen
Beadhy. Union Jack and Hand Runnlns
also ran.
FOURTH RACE.-Purse 500: three.
year.oifs: selling; one m!le--warn Hor n
I'D Q<srrtck), 3 to 2 s to 6 and 1 to 4
nroel Col. Cook. los dMcIntyre), G to 2
70 p and to 30. second: Futurity, 10
butweiD. 10 to l, . to 1 and even, third
Tim<N.a As. Cheer Up, Manasseh
and Apiaster also ran.
The evening world., 1912-10-25
ROBBED MAN SHARES CELLS
WITH TWO WHO ROBBED HIM
But Clever and Polite Mr.. Stein
Very Nearly Got the
Goods.

A young man. seemingly in great dis
tress OF mind, appealed to Patrolman
John Fleming, at TMrty-third street
and sixth avenue to-day to hustle up
the elevated steps and arrest two
youths who had just robbed him OF a
suit case. Fleming did so.
Prisoners and complainant went to the
West Thirtieth street station, where
the complainant said he was Benja min
Stein. a salesman, of No. 81 East Twelfth
street. The prisoners gave the names
OF Moses sicgerman and fsidor Reit-
man. Moses said he was a prizefighter.
Both denied the robbery
Complainant Stein seemed in a great
hurry to get away. He said his suit
case contained cioaks and suits and he
had been on the way to customer
when he was robbed. His thanks were
and headed for the door Detective Grit
nth came In and bumped against him.
Griffith took one look and grabbed him.
IL then developed that Stein was
better known as Benjamin Weinberg
and BENJAMIN Cohen, and that on Oct
u no was arrested for burglary, but
the charge was changed to malicious
mischief His suit case was examined
and instead OF containing cloaks and
suits. II was filled with lingerie which
bore the label OF Lord & Taylor.
Stein Joined the two men who had
robbed him In the cell quarters OF the
station house.
The evening world., 1912-10-25
GIRL s RUNAWAY HORSE
GIVES MOUNTED POLICE
WILD HALF-M|LE RACE
Young Rider Pluckily Sticks
On Till Pursuers Stop
Scared Animal.

Miss Dorothy Berry had n narrow es-
cane from seriou. injury this afternoon
whom a horse abe was riding along the
,,1a,. ,o,, =, C.ntral park beoam.
,a.,,,,. AZ, 90, ovov 7, was
60. -, -. .,,,-,,,,. o,o,o
80. 9, -, - $1,000,
~" '''s -, pa,,oa,,a
Street ""'',' -.
nary ihSior anu ""un''' LOU ''"''
Eason. both OF the '"fh SP"'"' 'ooN
part.
MISS Berry. VINO lives at No. AZ West
Fifiy-seventh street. was riding south
on the bride path. She had secured
the animal from the stable OF George
Mills at No 6 West Sixty-sixth street
Tho hors. became unmanaEcnble and
ho,,od N,ss per-v wa. aim,s, thrown
80. 49,. .,asi. t,,, r,a,a,od 90 cling
V''' -, -, -
The evening world., 1912-10-25
POLICE REVEAL PLOT
OF WHITE SLAVERS TO
KILL GIRL bETRAYER
Her Five Slayers Met and
Planned Her Death, De-
tectiveS Learn.

Bridgeport. Conn, Oct. 25.-Def-
mite evidence has been secured by the
police. Detective Captain George II.
Arnold said to-day, that the shooting
to death of Jennie Cavalier at STRAIT
ford, after she had been taken there
by ave men In an automobile from this
city was an act of vengeance exc
cuted upon her for having betrayed SEE
crots OF the white slave" trafiickers.
capt. Arnold says the manner OF the
woman's death was determined upon at
a conference between the Ave men linz
plicated. held Ia the Italian quarter of
the city Sunday night At the confer
ence the question was whether the
woman should be slashed with the
'sauealers" mark or should be put to
death. The latter was determined
upon.
The fire men, Capt Arnold says, came
10 bridgeport under directions from
certain men In the white slave" traffic
for the express purpose OF making
away with the woman. The evidence
secured, the detective says. clearly In
dicates tho woman had betrayed the
organization. whose code provides DIS
f,gurement or death for any person
who becomes untrue or any woman
who leaves the man under whose pro-
lection or with whom she has been
living. lie further says the evidence
tends to show a direct connection be-
tween the shooting and the vice cru
SADIE" In Chicago. and that the death
was ordered by the national orsaniza-
ton" .2l
cant. Arnold further says that while
tho slain woman has been given various
names since the crime was committed
her real Identity has not yet been dis
closed. and there are indications that
she was connected more or less prom
inentIy with the white slave traNc In
New York. New Haven. Conn.,. and Chi
cago.
The evening world., 1912-10-25
TRIES SUICIDE TO ESCAPE
HAVING TO GO TO WORK.
Adam Alberta Slashes Throat and
Leaps from Window When Friend
Finds Him a Job.

Many men commit suicide because
they cannot get job; Adam Alberta.
an Austrian. living at No. 4s Stuyve-
SAINT street. attempted suicide to-day
because he was afraid he would have
to 60 to work.
He had been living in this country
a year. spongins a living from a mar
ried sister and his brother, until they
refused to support him longer Then
he went to live with Consta milne Kat
ten. a janitor at the Stuyvesant street
house Katten found him a Job as a
fireman, but that was too hard work
and ne gave II up a week ago and took
to his bed. Katten told him IL he
didn't 20 to work he would have to get
out. for he had not paid any rent.
Near 2 clock to-day, when Mrs. Rose
Yeshessosfski and Mrs. Sabina seban-
stock were in his room. Alberta sud
denly Jumped from bed and grabbed a
razor.
"If I'VE really got TO work." he shout
ed. Il might as we'll kill myself"
whereupon he siashed his throat with
the razor and jumped out OF the win
dow into an airshaft. He fell two
stories and Is expected to die.
The evening world., 1912-10-25
lATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST ar ACE-Five and half fur
longs; for two-year Odds: Carpathia, 1i2
tSteeie). won; Madelle. 1c6ls tGoose).
second; Anna Reed. liz U,oftus). third.
Timc-i.l0 Idle Tale. Ask Ma. Sump-
tuous, Guide Post. Ponkatasset. Beulah
3. also ran. Mutuels paid Carpathla.
straight. tiIs0. place. $3.50. show. $3.50;
Madelle place. $3.50. show. $500; Anna
Reed show. $40.
SECOND RACE-Ffve and one half
furlongs.- Har wood, 100 (Wlng-
field. first Toison Dor. 100 Goose),
second Island Queen. 1o4 tVandusen)
thru Time. l.o9 ?-b, Golden. Chaumere
Fairchild. MoCreary. Sam Barber- alss
ran. Mutuels pald-E'lizabeth Harwood
straight $50. place. $500. show, ESQ
Tolson Dor. place. $3.50, show. $3.50
Island Queen. show, $3.50,
The evening world., 1912-10-25
HASBR0UCK AGAIN WINS.
Remains Hull Moose Nominee ~
well As Republican.

ALBANY. N. ". Oct 3.-By vote OF
four to three the Court Of Appeals to-
day upheld the validity Of the petition
nominating Gilbert d. Il. Hasbrouck OF
Kingston as candidate of the Progress
sive party for Supreme Court Justice
in the Third Judicial District. Mr.. Has
brouck Ia the Republican nominee for
the justiceehip.
The action to Get aside the nomination
was brought by the National Progressiv
party ara John J. Llnson. the Demo
cratic candidate for the Office. The de-
cision OF the Court OF Appeals affirm.
the order OF the lower mounts.
Mr.. Hasbrouck IL also the Republican
nominee. while Mr.. Anson has receivet
the Prohibition Endorsement