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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-09

A.
An eno 0 1.,..a. seoret. 70 ra-
exp.osel n.s a.s.-,ne them Tor nubli-
Veaa. =. :. tS - .hann.,s that he
cAtson s.u ~ -
As,,,..I p~.rv Sir Ernes,
Aes! 111 sh.~co+ ore All
so"aSAAoton so1 .I", ..-.,.,,.s a, ~. now.na-
prominently e... 1 49, ,,,-,,,i.a tho,
peIs - sup ..*,.s 80 Norweeian ex-
po.n eao 49,. .a.chad the goal and
plo.e1s - s..,,, ,n ,gnoranoa OF
eacn ~ 49,. .,,ana-
s"e o'"eA
$3.50 N.-ch a-Roald Amund-
'"uo"' ,. :. ~,
sens narrative q Mo "'e>'
south pole, publnneo IN the OaAy
Chronicle this morning and cabled
from Hobart, Tasmania, records. with
out an attempt at word painting. the
historic achiovsment he claims.
Besides the attainment of the pole.
the expedition resulted In the determi-
nation Of the extent and character Of
the Ross barrier, the discovery OF
connection between South Victoria
Land ana probably King Edward Land
with; q continuation In huge mountains
which probably stretch across the en-
aire,yAnfaxctic continent
These mountaan0 nave Dean nneo
queen NaDd's ranges. Captain Scots
former discoveries are confirmed and
q good geological collection mas oeen
made.
Few Instruments At Hand.
Amundsen says as accurate observa-
tons as possible. Witn the Instruments
at hand, were taken to verify their po-
sition at the pole. These instruments
included sextant and an artificial
horizon. A brilliant sun aided the oD-
seryations. which were taken during
every hour OF the twenty-four.
In his message Amundsen remarks:
''The exact result will be matter
for expert examination"
radius Of eight kilometers.
shackletons furthest point south
was passed on the afternoon OF Dec.
8. Six days later the party reckoned
they had reached their destination and
halted at p. m, when the Norwegian
flag was hoisted.
Plateau Named tor King.
The plateau where the pole lies he
named king Haakon the Seventies
plateau" Amundsen describes 1t as a
Vd0I plt44us AASAC AAA oAA N1ASSSAoAAs'S AAA~AS
after mile.
ghirtean hours' continuous observa-
ttoNs on Dec. Is showed that the party
were 1T 80 degrees 55 minutes. SO they
/. travelled the remaining nine kilometers
ss near true south as possible.
The return trip was commenced on
the 18th. after q small tent had been
erected at the pole with the Nor
weixian flag and. the Fram's pennant.
Owing TO the exceptionally favorable
weather. on. the return journey, the
speed Of the party averaged thirty six
kilometers per day. against an average
on the outward Journey Of twenty five.
The distance between Amundsen's
winter quarters and the pole was 1900
kHometers. on the whole. Amundsen
saws he was favored with fine weather.
There we're no misadventures and but
one delay. Of four days, owing to bad
weather.
!. The marty left the Fran on Oct. 20
and arrived back at the ship on Jan.
%. The expedition consisted of five
man Sfonr sledres and fifty-two dogs.
nepots Marked by Flaas.
Amundsen saws he started from his
h..a>Feh 10 1911. on the tourney for
tha no,s hetween which date and April
~ the marty. stored 5000 kilos Of pro-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-09
TWO HURT IN WRECK.
louisville 4 Nashville Passenger
Train creshss into Freight Cars.

Mobile, Ala. March "A north
bound Louisville s. Nashville passen-
ger train crashed into string Of load
cd box cars this morning in tho Mo-
bile yards. One man was fatally in
1ured and another hurt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-09
NoRwEo,AN ExPLoRER GIVES
DETAILS FROM BASE or
OPERATIONS.
FLAG OF NORWAY PLANTED
AT souTHERM AXIS OF EARTH
lbeaan Overland Journey Oct. 20 and
Return 70 Base complstsd Jan. 29-
New Range Of Mountains Found =
Careful Observations Taken With
9sxtant and Mirror.

London, March Captain Roald
Amundsens triumph is generally ac-
knowIedged here as being complete
and the Norwegian explorer is hailed
n. the conqueror Of the south pole.
Many Britons, however. for the time
being are stu clinging to the hope tina,
Captain SCOTS return may furnish a
dramatic climax to the Antarctic story.
The Royal Geographical Society
while not questioning in any way Cap
tain Amuudsen's feat, II awaiting news
from Captain Scott before committing
itself by sending congratulations to
Captain Amundsen.
IN the meantime, II the Norwegian
explorer has any further secrets to re-
veal. he II reserving them for publ
cation thru the same channels that he
has hithereo used.
Rear Admiral Peary, Sir Ernest
shackleton and DR.. Sharcot are all
prominently displayed In the newspa-
pers as supporting the surmise that
both the. British and Norwegian ex-
plorers may have reached the goal and
each Of them remain in ignorance OF
the others success.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29

and spiri ualiy and rot only her
members does she try to sap,
but all who she may be able t.
bring unuer her influences.
But then the reader will ask
who are the two daughters:
T;1> at first looks like the puz,
zle For anyone to tell who the
two daughters are. But when
we hear one protestant church
after another say, that the Cath.
olic church is the mother church.
According to their own Ian
guage; if the Catholic church are
their mother, they then would
have to be her daughters And
it is true, though they may be
ever so honest, we must say that
they are the daughters of the
catholic church.
TIE question may be asked a
gain. How can this be? And
we ansv err; That FIR fifteen
hundred wears after the result
rection Of Christ there was bnt
one church, beside the Catholic
chul CHI, and that was the true
christian church. And this was
the church, that the Catholic
church tried to destroy by per
secution, And the greatest and
last effort. Was when she sent
Martin Luther out to deceive the
people. In setting up the one
man theory. And by this false
theory the people has been de-
deceived. And brought under a
theory, that there is nothing in
it but crying give. give. Even
the so called ministers of to lay
will stand in the pulpit and cry,
give, give, to every one, Even
beg for the last crumb from the
hungry child's mouth, And ev-
en- say that the mother who may
have several children to feed
from her hard work, ought to
raise some chickens and sell
them and give the proceeds to
them, tho they may already have
their thousands laid up in store.
So the reader will comprehend
this one fact that we believe that
the Catholic church is represent
ed in the horscleech, and the
other churches are the daugh-
ters spoken of in our text,
In conclusion think not dear
readers chat we are trying to
place on the protestant churches
any knowingly wrong Of dis
honesty but honestly wrong.
Not knowing that they are
under a wrong theory When
under the one man theory, But
have been brought there by the
two great beasts thai John the
Reve]ator saw, In setting up
the image (thc one man theory
the second beast making all the
world to wonder. after the first
beast. so hoping that Il true
meaning NAV be glasped We beg
to remain a servant of GCd and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29

written thereon, which arc the
names of the twelve tribes of the
children of Israel;
On the east three gate s; on the
north three gates; on the south
thrC ga'eS: on the west three
gates.
And the wall of the city had
twelve foundations and in them
the names of the twelve apostles
ofthe Lamb, - Rev. 2l-9 to ii }
Now there is no one who has
come to the age of reason. but
what will see the vast difference
of those two Cities or Jerusa.
lens. For the first one is only
adorned as a bride for her hus-
hand, ard the second one, the
Bride the Lambs wife. The
first one is not represented as
having any gates. ard the second
one is represented as having
twelve gates. and on them writ
ten the names of the twelve
tribes of The children of Israel.
This the first one did not have,
ard tho second one has twelve
foundations, and the names of
twelve Apostles; this also the
first one did not have,
This last City is quite differ
ent from the first one. This
last City is the representative of
the Jewish Church in Ecr last
restitution. The last one will be
judged by the Twelve Apostles
as you can read.
And Jesus said unto them
Verify | say unto you, That ye
which have fo,loAed mo, in the
regeneration when the Son of
man shall sit in the thrOrc If his
glory We also shall sit upon
twelve thrones Judging the
twelve tribes of Israel. Matt,
1928
And for this reason their
names worc written in the
twelve foundations. Paul is not
named in them. But Paul be,
longs to tie first; for he was the
Apostle 10 the Gentiles, and it
was for this reason he spoke in
this manner
"In the day when God shall
Judge tie secret1 Of men by
Jesus Christ according to my
gospel. from, , 1G)
Now We believe that We have
fully made manifest the differ,
ence between the two. Under
the one man theory they have no
way to explain to the people why
God had John see the 'ilo1y City
the New Jerusalem" adorned as
a bride for her husband, and
then called him to see the BRIDE
the Lambs wife
May the God of all Grace lead
and direct the minds of the
Readers of the CRESsET. Amen
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29

'..'E'', fI'> NOT only undesrri-
'..'.5", '..'j Is grandure is incom'
.'''.''i','"'' bI finite beings,
Just to think of God coming
down from heaven to dwell with
MS people here on eartn, that
IS, 7nd brin" al The joys Of hea.
ven with / Ii. Dil John see this.
NJ, ne ul,i no.! He saw the New
Jerusalem, but he only heard
the Vice that declared that God
was going to have his Tabernacle
win mon, and that he himself
was going to dwell with them.
This then has not vet come to
pass: No, it has not. It is vet
to come. For the time has never
yet come. when God has wiped
from oil al! faces all tears. and
has taken away all sorrow and
pain, and also destroyed death.
Which is the last enemy to be
dest'o Dyed, Then we must look
Tor this time TO come vet. For
God said behold ] make all
things now, when this time
comes, we then will see the full.
hl'ment of the promise given
lhrn Peter, in this language
Nevertheless we' according
TO his promiS, look for new heav.
ems and a new earth, wherein
dwelleth righteousness" 2Peter
3-l3.
Then brethren will dwell to-.
gcthcr in unity, like Christ
prayed that they should be. And
it will be like the precious pint.
ment that ran down over Aaron's
beard, even to the skirts Of his
garmt hts. Now we have before
our Readers the rc-e>tabl;sbinu
Of the Gentle Church in the
presentation of the New Jcru.a.
lem,
And the next point will be to
show the difference there is in
this Holy City tire New Jcrusa-
lem' and the Great City the
holy Jerusalem" the Bride the
lambs wife. Please read.
And there anne unto Inc one
OF the seven angels which had
the seEen walls full of the seven
last plaques, and talked with me
saying Come hither, / will shew
thee the bride, the Lambs wife.
And he carried me away in
INC spirit to great and high
mountain. and Showed me that
great city the holy Jerusalem,
uycen ding out of heaven from
God.
Having the glory of God: and
her light was like unto stone
most precious. even like a jasper
stone clear as chr istal.
And had a wall great and high,
and had twelve gates, and at the
gates twelve angels: and names
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A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.


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Answer to Question
No; 3. 9
QUESTION NO. 8.

Bro Ed. please tell US why all
men do not pray with their eyes
open:. | sec you do?
Mackcy Ppool,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29

There are many who close
their eye, in prayer; Not know
ing that tn re is a command Civ.
en- to every one, ilom the Lord to
pray with their eyes open. The
first that we shall notice is this.
Look unto me, and be We
saved, all the ends o; the earth:
for | am God. and there is none
clsc.' lisa. 4J-222 }
This scripture commands US
to look, not to close our eyes.
But this is not all, we learn that
the great Apostle Peter said.
But the end Of all things is at
hand: be We therefore sober, and
watch unto prayer, Il Peter
4 -
Here We haye,the command to
watch, and just like the COM
mand to look, we can not. watch
with our eyes shut so TO obev
this command we must keep our
eyes open. IcJ some one might
say: Mr.. Ed. this scripture,
only Says watch unto PRAYER.
this is true, but phase read a.
gain.
"W,,ch .nd ,,ov th,t =, ~,
ter NOT into,e,nnt, n.,ho snir;+
ind,n1 i u;,,;r, Inv, +bo fash j.,
weak" lNJp,t o6 Az
Also:
"Watch W. md pray, l..t va
enter into temDtation The
spirit trulv is ready bnt fine
flesh is wCak' MARK 11-3s\
Now VIC have the command tn
watch and pray. And tie fol.
lowing will prove that if we obev
the command, of God that IN.
less our eyes are closed in sleep
| it becomes necessary for rs to
keep our eyes open and watch
when we pray; please read.
I 'Praying AWAY with all pray.
or ard suppllcat,on in the soirit
and watching th2rrunto with all
perseverance, ard sunn,:cation
for all saints Epbe. 6-I-
This command c,r rot ho o,o,.
'o1 nn1oss won ,,ou ,r;th
.vo, o,,r A,1 th;,. g. 4,o oa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29
JOHNNY Garrett.

Johny Garrett.
There is but very few people
but what thinks and believes
lha0 those two cities are the
same City, But we must say
that they are not.
Those two Cities are q rnpres.
entative # the two churc hes
The Jewish church under the
Gospel OF Circumcision commit.
ed to Peter, and the Gentle
church. Urder the gosp | OF
uncircumci,ion, committed unto
Paul. Toe first one John spcaks
OF in Rev, u Chaotcr: us the
Holy City the New Jerusalem is
the Gentle Church. Sac is not
the lambs vile, She is only
adorned as br.da for Ter hus
band. Bat we shall find the
second City to thc'thn bride the
lambs wife, and this without
any thing else woul0 make quite
a diff, renee between tie two.
The first point that we shall
notice is, that John say a Now
Heaven and a New Earth, ir con
nectio1 with the Holy City. HE
New ]erusalem' Please read.
md I saw a new heaven and
Il new earth; for the first heaven
and the first earth were passed
away; and there was no more
sea.
And I John saw the holy city,
new Jerusalem, coming down
from God out If heaven. prepar-
ed as q bride adorned for her
hu sbanu." Rev 2l-1-2)
After we have learned that the
first heaven, and the tirst earth
had passed away and there was
no more sea. Which plainly
teach Us that ibis time has rot
yet come Ire next point that
we learn is, that the Holy City,
the New JeruS a,em, came down
from God ont Of heaven. What a
grand vision this was, to see a
Holy CITY dccending from heaven.
just to look upon IL CITY as it is
here on Garth NTH all its dcfOr-
mites, and corruptions it is a
great thing. Buta thousand
such Cities would be as nothing
compared to the "Io'y City the
New Jerusalcm' which John
saw coming down out of heaven
from God adorned as q bride.
This Great sight, was not all ihat
John had the pTivcled2e 70 seeing
and knowing. His ears Was the
recipients of a most Joyous
sound, Please read.
"And + heard a great voice out
of heaven saying, Behold, the
tabernacle of God is with men.
and he will'dWell wi b them, and
they shall be his people, and God
himself shall be with them, and
be their God.
And God shall! wipe away all
tears frcn their eyes: and tier"
shall be NJ more d"At}', n@i'ir"
sorrow, nor crying, neither Shall
there be any more pain: for the
former things are passed away"
Rev 2l-3-4 }
Whether in the body or out OF
the body, when this voice was
heard by John, while alone uron
the Isle If PAtmos. Away from
all his earthly loved ones: with
out aay doubt the Majestic pow
err of Almighty God was compre'
hended by him in all it's aluml'
mating beauty. The grandure OF
the New Jerusalem coming down
from God out Of heaven cannot
be described BY mortal man.
And then add to this beautiful
vision, the voice that spake to-
I,hr and : ,jd hat the Taberna-
ri, .,; S gth men. And
that God IS going 10 dwell WITH
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29
Answer to Question
M l.
QUESTION NO. /.

Mr.. Ed please let US find space
in your question column for the
following questions.
LET some one tell us who the
Ito rseleech is, with two daugh.
tiers crying give, give?
Prov. so Is.
Vim, Brinegar.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29

no TStleeCll Is, WIFI TWO udupu-
tiers crying give, give?
Prov. 80 -l3.
Vim. Brinegar.
"The horseleech hath two
daughters, crying, Give, give.
There are three things that are
never satisfied. yea. four things
say not. 1t is enough Pro. 30 Is
Who is the horseleech spoken
of in the scripture above quoted?
The question itself invoke in
quiry. TO think that God would
have spoken in bis divine truths
by any man, that a horSeleech
had two daughters crying give,
give when aS we underst and that
a hOrseletch cannot cry nor
speak, as we said. INVOKE inquiry
first; Then we must say to our
readers that the Horse1eech
spoken Of in the Text is a repre-
scntation of some other charac-
ter. A horse leach is a creeping
or crawling thing fastening its
self to any thing that by chance
comes in its way, and then saps
the bl, Cd from the vains of the
thing fastcnd to Again the hot So
leech is kept by some to fasten
to horses Oh certain occasions in
order TO sap the blood from their
vains and for this reason they
arc calI' d horseleeches. And as
We said above the horse teaches
must represent some cha rac,er
and that character has to be- some
one who is and willsucll the very
life blood from he lives and soul
of men and women. And this
man We shall point you to the
man who took he place of The
Ceasnrs, who is the vile person
that Daniel said should take the
place of The tax raiser and else
the man of sin who Paul spoke
of. The beast that John saw rise
up out of tie sea with seven
hrads and ten horns. OF all the
Political parties and kingdoms
on earth there is only one that
boasts of this honor, and this
one ;sthr Re man Catholic church
then if she boasts of occupying
the DO. ition, then we dare say
that she fills the position of the
horseleech for there is no mis-
take but what the catholic church
saps from her members the very
lie giving power both natul ally
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-29
QUESTION no. >,

Mr.. Ed please tell Us the diff.
ference there is, If any; h4twcca
the "Holy city New Jerusalem"
ard THAT grolt city the Holy
Jerusalem (E2ev. 2l ~ Il,ev.
PHO.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-10
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT OCCUR
RED AT KINDRED WHEN WALLS
OF ELEVATOR COLLAPSED.

Kindred, N. D., May 4.-While the
workmen of the Cargill Elevator Co.
were between the last two remaining
walls Of the elevator, which they were
razing to the ground, they suddenly
collapsed. Frank Roban was crushed
between the timbers and expired few
moments ,afterward. A. S. Christen-
son, who was nearer the end, escaped
with only cash cut in the forehead,
by falling timber.
The crew employed by the company
came here about two weeks ago to
tear down the old elevator which has
stood for nearly thirty years, remove
the debris, and construct in its stead
modern building. They began on the
cupola and had the tearing down all
completed, save the last two walls,
when the fatal accident occurred
Mr.. Roban was 80 years of age and
has wife and four children residing
in Waverly, Mimi, where the remains
were sent. The bereaved family were
at once notified and a shadow of sor-
row rests on the village and deep sym.
pathy is extended the bereaved widow
and fatherless children.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-10
PAPERS FILED BY MRS. ROBINS
AGAINST OWNERS OF TITANIC
ASKING FOR $4,000.

New York, N. Y, May 4.-Papers in
the first suit for damages brought by
relatives of Titanic victim, were FL
ed in the district court here today.
The suit is brought by Mrs. Louise
Robins, widow of Victor Robins, Col
onel John Jacob Astor's valet, and is
that in which the testimony Of J. Bruce
Ismay and officers of the sunken steam.
er, is desired. It charges negligence on
the part of the Oceanic Steam Navi-
cation company and asks for $4,000
damages and costs.
In the libel it is charged that the
steamship company, on April 4 last,
the date Of the disaster to the Titanic,
$50 negligently, unskillfully, faulty
and wrongfully conducted itself and
misbehaved in the management Of the
steamship Titanic that through the
gross negligence, fault, unskillfullness
and wrongful acts of the respondents,
its respective agents, officers, Servants
and employees, the said steamship I'll.
tanic was caused to collide with ana
strike upon an iceberg upon the high
seas, resulting in r. Robinss' death. :"
The complaint alleges that the owners
were negligent, first because tn Titanic
had been warned that she was in the
vicinity Of icebergs and in spite of the
warning was going at a speed CT more
than 20 knots when the collision occur
red; second, that proper precautions
were not taken after the lookout
sighted the iceberg; third, that the lin
er was being operated by a new and
untried crew; fourth, that there was
not a sufficient number Of lifeboats;
fifth, that after the collision the life
boats were not properly manned.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-10
NOTED SCIENTISTS WILL
VISIT THE STATE.

Early in September, North Dakota
will be host for day or more to a
most distinguished group of European
and American men Of science who will
make up the excursion that the Amer
lean Geographical society will conduct,
beginning at New York and extending
to the Pacific coast, over the northern
route and back over the southern route.
The personnel Of the party will include
forty Of the most noted geographers of
Europe and many Of the men from this
country who are most interested in
that line of work. Their am will be
to take in the features that interest
them mos as students Of geography.
The direction of tn trip is in the hands
Of Professor W. NJ. Davis Of Harvard
university and he is relying for assist
ance on number Of men who are most
familiar with the features of the var.
ious regions where stops are to be
made. Professor Howard Simpson is
to serve as guide for the party while
they are in North Dakota. The will
travel in special train over the Nor.
them Pacific and one stop is to be
made at Medora to view the Bad
Lands. It is possible that anothe,
stop will be made somewhere in the
Red river valley to study the forma
tions left by the old glacial lake Aggas
siz.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-05-10
MEASURE AS NOW PROPOSED
GIVES INCREASES BASED ON
AGE AND SERVICE TIME.

Washington, May ,3.-The confer
ences Of both houses Of congress on
the general service pension bill reach
ed an agreement today on the basis
Of the senate bill with some increases
for advanced age and length of service.
This action, it is said, will assure
the enactment of the general service
bill into law. The conrerees are Sena-
tors McCumber, Durham and Gore and
Representatives Sherwood, Adair and
Sulloway. Gore and Sulloway refused
to sign the report, the former on the
ground that the senate is conceding too
much and the latter because it does
not concede enough.