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OF their privileges. Blessed are our
eyes. that now they see. and our ears
that now they hear. that we may
know Messiah. and through Him know
the Father.
We are glad that all mankind in due
time will be brought TO clear knOwE
edge and full opportunity But on.
how much greater is our blessing. BE-
sides the privilege Of now being the
sons OF God. and ioint-heirs In bis
glorious Kingd0EDi The special call %
God through Jesus. therefore. b % fhs
poor tfe broken-hearted. the be4Fy
laden, the unsatfsfed: Come u1eS
Ne. all ye that labor and are hsSVs
laden, and / viii give you rest"
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$3.50 a wear.

BS order of the P. o. Department
We must pay the ezra postage on al
bscriprion back OVER A YEAR, 80
beginning TO-DAY that is the price
to all back over the year 1t is no
profit to Us, the Post office get, So if
yOl are behind OVER q year, send US
the mo ley for the bill sent you.
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more ToIerabIe For sndom.p

sight an INDICATION
OF a still meaner
condition OF heart
one for " HON
there is less hope
of an eventual sal
Vation-
T be SOdOmites
mentioned by Je-
sus were not so IL
Illuminated as those
living IN His day.
yet He declares.
Fire rained down
from bea ven and
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Political Advertisements
County Commissioner, I'd dist.

County Commissioner, I'd dist.
As | have been nomioated for the
Office Of COUNTY COMMISSIONER
OF the 2 District by the Democratic
County Central Committee to fill the
vacancy CAUSED oy the resignation of
the primary nominee, John Schyer,
l shall he pleased to receive the vo- es
OF The people OF the Pad district, and
should be elected will try and give
the Office the best of my attention and
my work will al1a3 s be in the best
interests Of the PEOPLE of the county.
Adam BAIL.
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For County Commissioner in Sd
Advertiser e. II

A. +be rs quest IF many friends who
I'D ps.itior Ulacirp n in romiFa-
ia,- I hereby eccAnt TIE honor are
nrcuncc nyeeIF ca~didst' j" tie
I~aeper dent ceIpmn for the Office o.
~ouc'v Commissioner for tie g." di=-
riot If Ellis conrtv, hevs lived sn3
u - ks ir this coUr'y 26 " ars, ar
a. ified 'or 'he posi'ior. kr"U IT,
col,, ar6 hrir needs md the Ian g.
ID If e1e cted viii sTpl' TVsPlf + +Fe
utioz Of IT, sffce to TIE hest of nv
aliit- AID Iool sf'er The irtere cts Of
Z, rcurtv, erd IN 'bat pletfo'r / e.
# the votes reperdles s of politics
THFODORE NUNK
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God had another
feature In mind in
connection with
that Messiahship
namely, that He
would have asso
ciated with Mes
siah in the King
dom others who
would share His
glory, honor and
Immortality. This
blessed privilege.
" hi c b Abraham
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Isaac ZeigIer
For County Commissioner

For County Commissioner
2id District
l am IN 7 d pendent cardidat@ TO-
the off Of County Commissioner of
thu I'd district and would feel horo- :
If on would write nv name ard make
tte Y l. rhe BLANK cclur n u"der tn
fi4Ie Ccu7tv Conmissioner and Civ.
me our vote If eIec'ed I rledge 70
,r.ve- he reopip god service for the
hot interests of he whole county
Anton Herl.
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A Record for the Peonle

Record for the People
We chsiIerRe o SIN
hPsIstve 10th srdI
mace asie a psrti. always in br
inefesf # ne TecTe R p hiCsJk
eI@etn ert # srd bch
ire noe # uslb bu6epF
teF1 lE'1ptrt Of 1t Ie6pe y be TtTe peo-
I', fflTeI HCUFfJ'sl
~eVs'! ere who esFrt his breed by the brow
He long ard faithful record peole sbous
% TO
ara c Fsve 81 ative work qualities eTviee
experience whatever - ~ s'e
The scraI Con n'ttee pride Mr.
kffV nt orr So, Ii NV thu Re Eeep'e haiti
-, 'f - r'ffF Srd Pv
VI re- et h vi xiv s' ITttF
W sff = err feNotCp tfe of the xboe
(sTvtTfp, n
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See the Citizens State Bank
before taking ont RealE-tate Loan
They make q specially Of this Iiue
of business
When you want a nice buggy
or carriage don't buy until you
have seen our stock and prices.
D 81 Early & Sons
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God shall all the
whole earth" Je
sus declared that
no one can know
the Father except
as he knows the
Son. or as the Son
reveals the Father
to him Il e a c .
those who have
failed TO recognize
Jesus as the Son
Of God have not
yet come TO the
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which Jesus IcGs. for He personified
the Truth. Why then did they not re-
celVe it? They were bound by super
stition. prejudice. the fear of man.
traditions of the ancfents, and the OPP
position of the great and learned Of
their time
Did they not frequently inquire.
''Have any of the Scribes and Phari-
sees believed on Him?" The common
people always refer to the learned.
The learned therefore have the greater
responsibility Jesus declared of them.
Eye have taken away the key OF knowl-
edge" you will neither enter into the
favo, of God yourselves. nor will you
permit others TO enter in.-Luke xi. %.
And is not this true today? The
learned Of the colleges and principal
puIplts are telling the people that the
Bible is not the Divine Message which
Jesus and the Apostles declared it to
BE. that Moses and the Prophets did
not write the books accredited to them;
and thus Indirectly telling that Jesus
and the Apostles were deceived when
Jesus said. Moses wrote of Me-" and
the Prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah said
ehus and So
The Sympathy of Jesus.
The multitudes in their enthusiasm
went a long journey from home with
out making proper provisions for food
The disciples urged that the people be
eent home Jesus suggested. give ye
them to eat" But they declared they
had nothing wherewith to feed so
many. and that if even they should go
70 purchase it would cost much.
Finally they found five loaves and
two fishes By Jesus direction they
seated the muItitudes in companies on
the grass, and the loaves and fishes,
under heavenly blessing. were divided
again and again, and all ate to their
satisfaction; and the fragments
amounted to twelve baskets. while
those who had partaken were 5000
This wonderful miracle not only at
tests our Lords sympathy. but also
spoke volumes to the people of the
Divine power that was in the Great
Teacher; but there is still another les
son which it teaches US. Like all OF
Jesus miracles it was merely another
fOregleaming. or illustration. of His fu
ture glory and Of the coming blessings
This miracle speaks to Us OF the
power that our Lord will then have for
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Did they not have
Scribes. PhIrlsees.
Priests and LIE
Vites? How could
they be without
shepherding? All.
they had a soul
hunger. which the
forms. ceremonies
and burdens bound
upon them could
not satisfy. They
really wanted the
"Bread of Life.
which Jesus had
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Wa hinPtCn. D. c, 4,
hon. l. ID YOUNG, Congress
On behalf th Alaska thank Won for the ear
securing he
AN ka Home Rule
ssance In presenting the Senate
we have fought for the American for
l-ska until the
~as cd Wl'h men OF type gain
americans have actively
secOFl hat boon ard other pro-
people ana the of Alaska
oT oY - Gig 6e EeDt ard tier big Alaska
me hRhi in
OF AM Iicsn fo'n of Gcvrnn House
o. 4er'ifositS Of which
reportno
ara securing -! p"ssaRe of the Alaska Home Bill
WFN Truly YOURS James WickerEbsm
Delegate in Congress from Alaska
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win receive thespir-
it-begetting, or any
share in the HeaY-
enly Kingdom, all
the remain der OF
mankind who come
20 any knowledge Of
the Lord and His
mercy and blessing,
and who refrain
from rendering hon.
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Property for sale or trade.
viii take an Auto In part payment.
The south half Of Block 8, Santa Fee
125 on south Chestnut street and run
ing west sIong Evergreen street 46O
eet TO Oak street. House 14124s .
I arm, wash-house, large euTbed wen.
20 foot tower with 10 foot mill, direct
troke, fire to iFFigate all the land.
= be place il II good shape and VIII De
old cheap on easy terms If sold soOn.
Address E. A. DARLING
Box SO. COdsll. Kansas
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l
fully understood. God nevertheless full
| filed to Abraham's children. as fully
as though He had particularly stipu-
lated IT in the promise. No favor
could go to others until after natural
ISRAEL had received the opportunity.
| Harvesting Then and Nosx.
Another reason why the blessing
should not have been given to the Gen
tiles was that it was to be q harvesting
work. and not blowing. narrowing. nor
sowing 1t was appropriate. therefore,
| that the Harvest, which belonged to
| the Jews. should be confined to them
| What was done for the GeutiIes was
the seed-sOwing, as represented IN the
parable Of the Wheat and Tares-
| In the Harvest Of the Gospel Age the
reaping is to be done amongst those
! who have received the seed-solEing
This Is an intimatiOn TO Us that the
Lord would now have the harYe sting
done chiefly amongst those who DIT Dfess
TO be His people.
Jesus specially instructed the n sapers
Of that Harvest that they shor aid 90
forth trusting to Divine prov Idence.
They were not commissioned To beg
nor to take up collections 4aey as
sumed therefore that they we re mere
y to accept what might be VI IuntarfIy
rendered If they were not rospitably
received they were to consi, Ger it the
Lords viii that they go elsewhere.
They were sent to scare out the
worthy ones: they should Hep this in
mind
"More ToIerabIe For sodem.s
Jesus declared that IN the Day OF
Judgment it Will be more toIerable for
Sodom and Gomorrah than for the
city refusing to receive E7is renresenta-
lives This implies thu n the treatment
WIZ De ooierabie; but why more toier-
able for SOdom and G onorrah and 9th
ers Ia the Day or Ju' kgment2
1t was Jesus decI grafton that aside
from a sanity few vino received His
Message gladly. I hs remainder were
more olameWorth- 2 in Gods sight than
were the people r. Sodom and Gomor-
Fah. The sins Of tSodon were certainly
g1eVOus IN the aght Of God. but the sin
OF careiessness In respect TO the giOri-
Gus Message o R-the Kingdom Is In Gods
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HEN the twelve Apostles re-


Life."-Joba n, IS.
0 HEN the twelve Apostles re-
EG turned to Jesus they ex-
~ planned the instance of their
tour and what they had
taught; and He called them away to a
desert place to rest awhile, because of
the crowd and because they had not
even time to take nOurishment So
they went privately by ship. But the
news went also and the crowd went
on foot from various cities
Jesus would have no time to Him
self. His entire life was devoted and
being rendered up a living sacrifice to
the Divine service. in feeding the sheep
Of Jehovah's flock, and His own sheep
also. because all that were the Fa-
TIERS were His AS He looked upon
the multitude. He felt yearning COM
passion for them: They were like
sheep without a shepherd" and He
continued to teach them.
But did they not have synagogues,
and regular reading Of the Scriptures
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Butter
Butter

Frank KING, at his meat market, now
seeps the best OF Creamery Butter at
s5 cents pound or 4 pound paaksges
ct 10 cent. If you wan Ohio, just
as pure. it is mueh lower a priea.
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Money to Loan on city property.
have money to loan on good cit
of hays property. C. W. MILLER
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Louie ShrfsrfsDsoni. .ord;-

Louie ShFfSffanS0n is q condi-
tate for County Superintendent aud
solIcits your vote election day. He
has taught here for years, been Teach
er@' examiner many years SO Is vii
acquainted with the teachers and the
wants Of the school districts.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-11-02

All kinds and sizes of Shelters,
Grinders. and Goss engines at
SCRLH Err & ARNHOLD's
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providing for the
necessities of the
whole world. True.
we do not expect
that during the reign
Of Christ the world
will be miraculously
fed, but rather in
accordance with the
Scriptural promise.
1.-The earth 8 b a II
yield her increase"
on6 o1oin GGI mill
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DR. Meade has moved to

the handsome 2nd story south rooms
IN the Citizens State Bank new build
ing, where he will be glad to have you
call when in need of Doctor, or yUu
can phone No. 321 and he will come.
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For County Clerk

For County CiofK
PV GOTTSCFAIK has serve
tho people ga COUNTY clerk the past
fears. has heeh nominated for secord
term without opposition ard would Re
uleeaed TO have your ard the unitef
vota 1T the election rext Tuesday.
He has erdeavoTea to give Eatitfa"-
,erv service in the interest of the cour
tg-is always there, his hooks are al
Wavs open fer inspection, are realty
ord coFreetlv kept, and It will be hi
aim to con lime to keep them so.
Fo~ County Clerk
The voters at the Primary electio'
having placed nv name on the efari'.'
aaIiot in TIE republican column for
County CLERK, eccept the 70
II so''ci - % of eveeyS civ
1T. 4 a'e6ss
a-,.----sr-- I'VE -
SherifFe office. GEORGE BROWN
(adveEtiseuerO
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Apostles two and two say
ing, AS you go. preach, The Kingdom
OF Heaven is at hand"
AS the Savior cast out devils and
healed the sick TO allow the people to
hear the Message and to illustrate the
restoring work which His Kingdom
win do. He gave the same power to
His Apostles
He told them that the Harvest was
plenteous and the labOrers few, and in
dmated that it was their privilege to
be ali the more energetic; but In the
meantime to pray the Lord Of the
Harvest to send forth more Iaborers."
So the Master would have Us feel
deep interest in the Harvest work now
in progress, In the end Of this Age.
These messengers were not to go to
the Gentiles. but to the lost sheep OF
the House OF Israel" Why? Gods
Covenant promised the MesStahship to
Abraham's Seed.
Jesus was the Seed Of Abraham. but
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Wanted.-- The CosmopoI-

itan Group requires the services of q
representative IN ELLIS County and
surrounding territory, to look after
subscription renewals, and to extend
REGULATION by special methods which
nave proved unusually successful. Sal
airy and Commission. Previous expe-
rlence desirable but not essential.
Whole time or spare time. Address
with references, Charles e. SCHWER
The Cosmopolitan Group, 381 Fourth
avente, New York City.
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IT tote-GoIe fOT
- ION 81 the dGV
- Judgment "
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Mules & pigs for sale
/ have or sale at low price at N
farm north of HerzOg q team OF big 5
year ole mules Also some little Pigs
HENRY HOFF
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COngre sSnl0n Young made Good
The Record is the Besf Evidence
- Read
house of Repre senta,ives.

" sth1 gtC o, D C, August 26,
u 1OuIg, Dtal CCl
feel bela IRE
zen WI NJ thtIk saving State
nOcO OF y tol Ar N ~
I'm no ucettu fl b bad
i'eh IL ft lCIs tie
ing no Pas.nt mtt'u That cUtive spIlovaL
vert Up gain 3 hCktit hoUt
WI sta h"to wCud b. We t6e fri .ey De-
To btIGrFE he
Sincerely b
DeItgate in congress Arizona.
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wv SoooSS ana tsoo anu again, 4 VII
HsAes. call for the wheat
and will increase it, ETC., etc. But
specially the feeding OF the multitude
reminds US Of the fact testified in ou1
text that Jesus is 1.-The Bread of Life
the Divine Provision for the necessi
G1es OF the whole world
81 Am the Bread of Life"
As the Church now partake Of the
merit Of Christ's sacrifice, and become
members of His Body. the one Loaf.
and thus. partake Of eternal Life
through Him, so in Gods due time the
Bread from Heaven is to feed the null
dtudes of earth During the thousand
years of His reign. the Bread OF Life
Will he freely distributed amongst al;
mankind That Rre-d of Life is the
Truth particularly the Truth conuecf
ed with the great redeeming work
Jesus He is to be the Bread OF Life
to the world. because He bought the
world with the sacrifice Of His life
The Church. however in this present
time. has another privilege which the
world in the future viii not share. anC
that is represented in the Lords cup"
His cup" to US represents our priv
lege Of suffering with Him and becom.
:ng His ioint-heirs in the Kingdom
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'E LoAvEs AND TWO FISHES

Mark vi, 3o-44HSept. q.
"JesAs said unto them, an the Bread of
Ldfe."-JobA N, IS.
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AafthsVy Xxi, 2o-3o-Sspt. Is.
Ftc0R8 Uafo Ne, az fhaf labor Gzd ere EsGsg
H, cd VII gtcs y0s FcEf."-F. -
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PREACHING THE KINGDOM.

Matthew TX, IS 10 x, 15-Sept. 8.
~He that TeceiCefh Jog reoetDesh Ne 0ad ks
that receiUeth Ne Tecs55efk Hfz thct seaf
As"-Haftheso = u
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Sheriffs office. GEORGE BROWN
(adveTtiseuerO
Evening journal., 1912-07-17
MILFORD

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del- July 1.-THE an
nual installation of officers of Temple
Lodge No. A. f. A. NJ. was held on
Friday evening at the Masonic Temple.
The officers are Thomas G. Reed, wor-
shipful master; Samuel G. Evans, Jr.,
senior warden; Charles ]. Holzmuel-
Ter. junior warden; George H. Bay
mum, secretary; and Silas Reynolds,
treasurer.
Arrangements have been made by
manager Pettyjohn of the Milford
Base Ball Team for a game here next
Saturday with the "All Stars OF
Washington, d. c.
Members of the Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church we're entertained by
addresses by two Armenian brothers
who are working through this sec
ton in the various churches.
The first canteloupes of the season
where in the markets on Saturday and
were selling at for 25c.
The canning firm OF Draper and
Hisrch is engaged in hauling their
tomato pack Of last year. TO the boat
for shipment 10 the city markets.
Clerk OF the Peace Mark J.. Davis
sat az the Office Of John II. Roach. TO
disuense state licenses TO those who
Evening journal., 1912-07-17
STANTON

Special 60 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON, Del, July 17.-Many
farmers of this town have begin
threshing wheat
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill and son,
Robert. Of Chester. Miss Lizzie Jones.
Of Carrcroft. we're the guests of Miss
William Neville on Wednesday.
Miss Edith Davis OF the Bear was
the guest of Miss Edith Colt on Thurs
day.
Walter Herdman is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Samuel Jones.
Miss Beulah Buckson. of Whining
ton, and Miss Bessie Rulon, OF Phila-
delphia, we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
F. j. Ellison recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barlow. were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ruth. on
Sunday.
Walter Bradley. Of Philadelphia, is
spending some time with his aunt
Mrs. Frederick Robinson.
Miss Jennie Templeman is i'll at her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sindall and Miss
Annie Ruth we're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hutchson Rothwell, OF Elkton,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ball and Miss
Margaret Haigh, we're guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Ball on Sunday.
Ellis Neville is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Stewart at Iron Hill
Miss Ethel Belle was the guest OF
Stanton friends on Sunday.
Miss Delma Dockety Is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Dyatt at Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Ellison ano
daughter. Grace, we're guests Of MT
and Mrs. Harry Buckson, Of st.
Georges recently.
Mrs. Francis Dennis and daughter,
Madeline. are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Rothwell at Elkton.
Evening journal., 1912-07-17

the presiding Judge Of the United
States Commerce Court and the Com
missioner Of Labor are Oscar Straus,
chairman; Charles Richard Van
Hise. president Of the University of
Wisconsin,: Frederick Newton Jud-
son. st. Louis lawyer; Otto NJ. Eid-
litz, a prominent New York contrac-
tor. and Or. Albert Shaw. editor of
the Review of Reviews. When Mr..
Straus called for the representatives
of each side Warren c. Stone. grand
chief OF the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, said he and NJ. w.
Cadle would present the demands.
The railroads appear by b. A. Worth
ington, president of the Chicago and
Alton; o. f. Butterheld, general
counsel for the New York Central: (:
Francis J. Gowan. counsel for the
Pennsylvania, and G. b. Brownell.
the Erie's lawyer From left to right
the members Of the board are Mr..
Morrissey, Mr.. Van Hise, Mr.. Jud-
son, Mr. Straus, Or Shaw. Mr.. Eid-
ptz and Mr. willard.
Evening journal., 1912-07-17
GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, July 17.-Wil-
liam Fox, of Cannons, was committed
to Jail by Constable Curtis Steen, or
Seaford. for the larceny Of a pistol
from Griffith Adams of Cannons.
Lena Tingle, oolored who last week
was lodged in jail in default Of 100000
bail, charged with obtaining meats
from the store of Hurley & Katner
under false pretenses, and having the
bills charged to Benjamin Ableman,
has been released and the case drop
ped.
Announcement Of the marriage or
Arthur Hall, Of Ocean View son of
Amos Hall. and Miss Margie Evans,
daughter of William Evans of Clarkes-
VILE. has been made, the ceremony
having been performed by the Rev. Mr..
Martin on July 3.
Fred G.. Porter, OF Lewes, son OF
Henry r. Porter. Of Cordova Md, and
Maude S. Thompson, daughter of Will
lard Thompson. Of Dover, were mar
ried last Friday.
John W. Murray, son Of Daniel J.
Murray, Of Williamsville. and Lille
Truitt. also of Williamsville, were
married 2 week ago.
Deputy Clerk of the Peace W. FL
wood Wright has started his annual
sittings in the different towns of the
county for the purpose Of Issuing
licenses.