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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-18
MINING COMPANIES SHOULD PROVIDE
SPECIAL INSPECTORS FOR SAFETY

work, to employ a special mine in
spectOr, in addition to their consult
ing engineer. The duty of this inspec-
tor should be to instruct miners to
the condition of the ground they are
working in 1t should also be his duty
to see that every man underground is
capable, not alone of understanding,
but carrying out intelligently any
orders given him by his superiOrs. The
inspector of each company should al
so be required to make a semimonth-
~ written report on the general con-
ditions existing in the mine, to its
management. The reports should be
kept on file for reference and a copy
sent to the state mine inspectors Of
foce. This procedure would enable
him to keep in close touch with the
various mines, to know their true con-
dition and get at the cause of acct
dents more directly. y
The adoption of such law as this
would eliminate the necessity for the
Kinney bill, as it would be the duty
of the inspector to see that incompe-
tents, or men incapable of understand
ing or executing orders given in Eng
lish. should be barred from employ
ment- The inspectors work would not
Interfere with that of any consulting
engineer whose work is generally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-18

judgment secured by him against the
company recently. The final sale Of
the company's property was made in
this city when a team of horses went
under the hammer and were bid in by
Mr.. Heffern-
Mr. Heffern states that he will york
the property upon his own account, if
Within the next six months, the stock
holders do not repay him the $40, 500
he has expended, with costs of court
and interest
The Heffern Mining company was
capitalized at S2,500,0O0 with shares Of
par value Of 81 each The stock holders
reside chiefly in Douglas and Bisbee
Heffern received the court Judgment in
lieu of money for services, etc, he al
legged the company owed him.
Shelter Work Delayed.
On account of the nOnarrival of es-
senJ1al parts of the steel frame the
steel workers cannot begin upon the
rooster building or main building of
the c. K A. smelter. A shipment of
steel, which is reported to be on the
road, is expected to arrive within the
next few days to relieve the situation.
In the meantime the steelmen are en-
Sased in putting the flues together
Although steel work has been IN
der way but a few weeks the frame
work for the reverbatOry flue dust
chamber, the rooster flue dust cham
per and the five stored samplins mill
has been put together and riveted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-18
Douglas Man Has a New
Scheme For Official Mine
Inspection.

Douglas. Ariz., Juy 1S.-While be-
lieveing that Arizona Is doing her best
IN the way of evolving new ana bat
Ter laws, Chares r. Hanson, of this
city, has evolved a plan of state mine
inspection which he believes VIII not
only be mere thorough, but vastly
-ess expensive than thar in vogue
The plan that I am evolving is
one which has been brought to mind
oy close study of the laws of every
state in the union upon this subject"
said Mr.. Hanson. Il believe that
Arizona is advancing as rapidly as
possible along these lines but with
the system 1 would propose much CT
the unnecessary expense would be
done away with and more thorough
work be made possible
L have already laid before the Co
chise county legislators a plan for a
law which would compel all mining
companies operating mines with ten
thousand feet or more of underground
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-18
Corpus Beach Hotel,
CORPUs CHRIsTL TExAs

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS.
Opened July Fourth. 1912, Modern
Elegant. Fire-prOOf, operated on Both
American and European Plans. Fish
ing, Boating, GoIfing, Surf Bathing
Private Bath House for exclusive use
Of guests Write for rates and reser-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-18

done in the office and based upon re-
ports of his subordinates.
I am certain that the law I pro-
pose would be a considerable advance
ment over the methods now in opera
ton and would be one OF the greatest
steps ever taken toward the elimina-
ton of mine accidents"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

er5d6lte inn Der SolSat, 6ab er ft6
5tpar aus Der @ltnbe nift piel
made, baB aber ieine Samilie %,
beim Notb leioen miiiie, neil Die ibr
augeiagte llnteritiisnng bisber aus.
geblieben lei. 9arauf beipirtbete
Der Serr ben 2mbnebrmonn reid.
lid nno ihenfte linn 80 SbaIer, De-
men feline Srau nod 5ebn binSlt-
fiigte. Soderfreut rief Der 2ano-
pebrmonn oits: .SGtte i'd gemuBt,
Oab i'm 8aterlanoe 10 piel 9iebe 5u
Sarie lit, Damn bate i'd mid san5
tobtihieben laiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
@nter Hatb.

Sic, SEER @irtb, / piibt Sbna
on Tatb, menn's 0en befolgen,
i6enfen sic no6mal iopiel aus, als
iest!"
so, mas ratben's benn?"
vgeiier %einidenfen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Sn b6diter Notb.

Serr @oiielberger reiit nad Sine
rtfa. 8abreno zines fiirdterliden
Stltrmes leibet er in ieiner &aiiite
graBli6e 9ualen. 8losIif Itebt ser
Ste1paro Dor ibm-bas aIopfen fat
Nonelberger tpobl i'm Iufrubr Der
glemente iiberbort - uno ipriht;
r@eroen Serr Hoiielberger sic Site
baben, mir oas Srinfgelo i6on iett
SIT geben?"
Dgber, @ann," iagt IoHel6eraer
entriiitet, mir iino ia crit in ieds
Sagen in Seem gorf!"
oScbr mobf, Serr Noiielberaer,"
lailtet Die Gntgegnung, ybas Sfiff
lftpebt aber in boditer @efabr, nit
Wann nno Rans 5t neriaufen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

ben 5otte unb auspro6ieren Dolte,
i6nappte 0as S6loB 5u, unb mein
Mann batte iid nit Dem Hod IN Ser
Sbiir feitgeflemmt lino fonnte ni1t
mebr losfommer. gber, Itatt MN
ben Hod aus5u5ieben, qlt1lte CT iif
lmdufborli6 ab, Inn elm Wittel gum
Seffneu Der Sbiir 5ll finben, bis es
eroli6 Z ltbr morgens par mo lie
bon ielbit auiipranq. limo id milbte
Die 9a15e Nad)t babel iteben mo
meinem Damn marme ltmi6lGge
MAIDEN, bamit er niht 10 fror."
Nette @oriGbc.
Sreunb: Y0u bit oIio gliiflih
p%erbeirotbet, alter Sitnge?"
o@liidlt6?-Sieb Cir bod sic.
len Wobelfram an; mas miro nan
Oafiir mol i'm 8eriotantt friegen?I"
~ " y
Sbenernns in Der Saitcnscit.
Gin 9iifof: nMir ifeint, sic
Wesger idreiben cine nirflamere
5aItenperoronung Dor alS i6!"
~ ~ ~
Ienheritc S6flihfeit.
Serr Geterle (er51blt am Stnmnl.
tiif): vSa Die Barrier, iiberbatpt
ollie S%ran3oien iino iebr boflih. Im
boflihiten aber iino ole oortigen
Siocres ober 0roidfenflltifer."
Gin 8ait: n@arltm Oenn geraoc
oieie?"
Serr 9eterIe: so bate mid,
mol elmer ein Stiif gefabren rno
poQte mid nit ser Care if)Gnolid)
iiber's DIR bauen. 9e5nblen miiBt
id, oofiir aber iprang Der <tider
nadber pom Bod berlnter ltno balf
mir in meinem @orterbuh Die @rob.
beiten berousiuden, Die i6 inn ia.
gen ipoQte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
@eredJte Gntriiitnns.

gaffii6 Co.'s S9ulbeft elmer
Sreunoin biir6iebenb): Y3tpan5ig
Sebler in Dem fur5en gufias; Cent.
riiitet) meibt Oh, Gle, Oh Der.
oienit gar ni6t oen biibiden auf.
i~asIebrer, oen Sbr babt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Snfnnfts.S nierat.

MGo6en fir ales, leidt on Sc.
wibt, piini6t aiif einem 2uftidiff
unter5utommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
SernGrfinSer.

Sid, e lit bod ,ifredlid, nit
eiitem Grinder uerbeiratbet 81 iein," "
tlagte mir iiingit cine 9efannte Dor.
"Sa griibelt rno briitet uno bGm-
inert nnb flopft mein @fann pofen.
Lang berlrm, I'm sir unier Sallaf-
almmer ELM Satent-S biiritloB ST. er.
finoen, oaS lid abenos nm II llbr
BON ielbit iflieBt uno crit morgens
Inn Z ubr pieoer aifiprinat, oamit
uns MIR ia feiner nadts iiberiaaen
tann. ltno oils er's enolif erflln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Sideres 3ei6en.

a.: .Saben Sic i6on ge6ort,
Miiler lit irriinnig gerporoen?"
g.: y0er,-ia, pie bat iid benn
bas g~edubert9"
o.: Sea, es bat oamit begonnen,
BOB err ieine S6piegermiltter AMI
bie Sod5eits Teiie mitgenommen
bot!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Sm &eitanrant.

9eutnmt: Sea, Ober, Subn lit
aber beut 5dbe wie Nilpferobaut. f"
aellner: oSbut mir Ieib, SEER
9eutnant. 8ir fonnten bas Sbier
crit iebr ipGt anridten; es lieb iid)
i6per fanseL flog auf's 9ad, uno
mir miBten es ihieBen."
2eutnant: Y0a baben Sic mobl
irrtbiimlid II @etterbabn setroi.
fen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Hiir @ei6 nnS Sinh.

Gin Serr aus Salle traf 1870
einen peripunbeten 2anopebrmanu,
Der in i6lperer SefiimmerniB Den
aopi bGnaen lieb, sluf Ole Srage
na9 Dem @runoe ieiner 9etriibniB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
MnpaHnna.

raommt 3D." eraGblt Ser Sber.
foriter, .mein Slisenbirelrno Srofei
ior Sroit ndbreno Ser groben Sc
rien 5u 9eiud. &atte ifon auf oel
Tenne ieinen Bieps; oamals lam
melte er bereits Selti6refen, 8iir
mer unb oergleifen Shuno. Oel
pteps bate lid IN oen pier5ig Sab.
rem 81 einem gan5 biibi6en Spar.
rem ailsgepa6len. sllio Der Wenid
pantibt mir Den gan5en Gag bar.
fltB in meinem Seife berunt, frebit
fiift, fdngt @%aiieril06e I'M
Wiidenlarpen unb anoeres Goelmilo
Dos gebt 10 feline ieG)s @oden, Sc
mar lein urlaltb 5u Gnoe. gr brinat
am lesten Gag ieinen Guberen Ien.
ifen in 4ultur5uitanb uno perludl
IN ieine SGube bineinSufommen
Die er ieit Ieiner @nfunft nidt mebr
an Den SiiBen sebabt bat. @s gebt
ni6t. giel 5n engl
rWoris," iagt er st mir, ,iief
Dir bod NAL meme SSiibe an. sd
CLAUDE, id babe Siibneraugen 5lpi.
ifen Den 3eben; es oriift mid gan;
entieblih."
sd beiebe mir aIio feline Sinter.
larfe-er mar iebr fur5ii6tig uni
fonnte feline 3eben BLOB nit ben
Sernrobr erreiden-rpos friege id
81 ieben9 ShpimmbGute! Iegel.
rebte ShpimmbGiite bate Ser @ai.
lerpantider amiiden oen araQen!'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

Bur- Cgauer) anjtatt gnbe, ebenio
bort man bispeilen nod @be
In aibe") fir Yortner. Sat Seman6
.nerlorer, 10 lit er BET (uober bic
8eseihnnng2). Ser benin Rarten.
ipiel betriigt, Der fufert.
y - -
@ieliagenS.
SIR Mann bat ia t~ererbinss
cine ouffaaenbe LATTE Stimme9"
Sid @ott ia, baS bat er iih 10
ansefpobnt. @tr beiitd)en IN Der
lesten 3eit bel 8onSerte. ~ Weg.
%eenoorfer 3d."
Sartes Sers.
Wama (oorlelenb): Limb %
i6oB er i'm nit Ser Gligel mitten
our6 oen &orper."
Der fleine War: ,@ama, fam
man Die &ugel oann nod einmal
gebralt6en %, Iegg. 81"
- y -
8efGbrlide Steanng.
Sleii6ermeiIter, Der iebr itarf
idielt, lit i'm 9eeriff, elm &ino 81
i6la6ten. Ger 2ebriunee bolt oas
Sbier am Stride felt, pdbreno Der
@eiiter Dor ben S6ien tritt, Inn
i'm our1 einen Irtbieb gegen BEN
&opf 5u betduben. Ils er i6on
gum S6lage altsboIt, ihreit plos.
lid Ser Sebriunge:
.Weiiter, MeiIter, i6lasen sic
uff, Die Steae, uff Die Sic bin.
ieben?"
Sea, natiirIidl"
Ser Sebriunge rib idIeunigit
aus uffaiten."
~ y y
Sdledjte &eflame.
Souriit Gum @irtb, Der einen
grcbeL prGhtigen Suno bat): $50
elm sroBes Sbier miiB aber nieI an
Slltter foiten?"
@irtb: 80 neinl 9ie @Gite ee.
ben ibm ia meiitens ibre Speiien!"
- - -
Gin cinsebilSeter @ed
iagte 5u einem 9arbieriunset:
rSait on ald idon einen gffen ra.
iiert9"
yNein, mein Serr," erpioerte Ser
Sunge, yaber tpenn Sic iib iesen
woaten, mill i6 es periil6en."
@abre 8eid)idte.
unIGngit batte i6 Iamenstag
uno pergonne mir our Seier bes
Cages cine quite 3igarre. gu, So
iepb," iagte ib SIT meinem Bur-
ihen, bier bait on cine &rone, geb'
in Die Craft unb bole mir Stpei He-
gala Saporitas. Cine banon fannit
on rauben, neil ib beute @amens-
tag babe"
Nad 5ebn Winuten fommt Ser
8erl, un iei1er &egalia bereits
froblif idmau6eno, suriid, leat
min 40 Seler bin mo iast: rMeIb'
g'borlamit, lie BAN MIR mebr q ga.
poritas g'babt!"-S ris @ebr.
- - -
0nt geantiuortet.
Cine &nlimannsfram aab Snrh
ibren Iltfpano IN Hrs unb Ser
gniigen, Der oas @infommen hires
Wannes iiberitieg, offers 8eranlai.
Jung 81 balislibem SpiIt. sic
mari ibrem Wann Dor. oab er elm
ihletter aaufmann lei uno Saber
81 menig peroiene Inn elm gl1naen.
oes Saits 5u MAIDEN.
v@rperbe i6 niht eenltg," fragte
Der Mann, linn bel einem perniinf.
tisen lno e%inge5ogenen 2eben oas
S%auslpeien nit Initano fiibren gu
f0nnen?"
~@i" rief Die Srau b5bniid,
.ipas peroienlt on oenn2"
Dgtltn, m%enigitens cine before
Srai!" CAB er our Intport.
- ~ -
Gin @snidenfenmer.
Gem @ei6aftsfiibrer zines Mooe.
magaSins miro gemelbet, oab cine
&lnibin elm Stiid Seibe inter III.
rem @antel perihpinoen lieB.
.2aiien Sic bieIe Dame rnbia
geben," meinte CT l6delnS, lid
fenn' iie idon, in elm paar Sasen
fommt lie mieoer nno mil sic Seioe
limtaniheu, oa perben mir idon
fertig nit Dem Treiie!"
~ - y
Sm &eitanrant.
9eutnant: SEA, Sber, Subn lit
aber beut 5abe wie Nilpferobaut."
&ellner: oSbit mir Ieio, SER
9eutnant. 8ir fonnten oas 5bier
crit iebr ipGt a~nridten; eS lieb iid
t.1,,n. ,c tI~ .,,tt2 TN S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
spab mub aud itin.

VX f~N ~s$N ~~v 1890 IVY
M@@l@@@@@lZ@
Gutter &atb.
Sic, Serr @irtb, | piiBt Sbna
on Gatb, menn's Oen befolgen,
ifenfen sic nofmal iopiel aus, als
iest!"
so, mas ratben's oenn?"
p9eiier einifenfenl"
~ - ~
8eredjte Gntriiitnng.
gadfii6 Co.'s S6ulbeft elmer
Sreunoin brrhiebeno): ,3panSig
5ebler in Dem fur3en @lifias; Cent.
riiItet) peibt OH, Gle, OH Der.
oienit gar ri6t BEN biibi6en aufs
iaslebrer, ben Sbr babt!"
ySnriiterei nnb Webisin."
Cine g(n5obl fleiner nitiger
Sfnurren iiber Die Meoi5iner unb
Suriiten miro in Der @ohenidrift
.9onoon Opinion" peroffentlift.
Sm Solgenben ieien einige oapon
mieoergegeben:
Die ilnse Srau bes betaeten
Wiaion1rs iteate ben glr5t, Der bonn
Eager hires @atten fam, an Der
Sbiir.
nao-aonnen sic m-mir So
Soffnung g-geben?"
SD CLAUDE fnimt," ertpiberte Der
ruppige alte ar5t. nSein Sitter
fonnte stpar beoenflih MAIDEN, aber
ieine eritalnlide 2ebensfraft miro
ibm iider bur6belfen."
.9oftor," iaste Ser iirnee Wann,
lid fomme, Inn Sbnen fir lire
pertbpoae Meoisin gu ba1fen."
$50 bat sic Sbnen gebolfen?
Sas freitt mid iebr," iagte Der
9oftor, id]mun5elnO.
p@roBortig," periiherte Sener.
r@iepiel Slaiden baben sic ge.
brau6en miiIien?"
Sid, i6 babe gar feline &c,
brau6t; ih babe meinen Snfel ber-
anlaBt, cine 5t eenieBen, uno i6
bin iein ltniperialerbe."
Cine abgemagerte tn6 nerpoie
Srait, Die an S6lafloiisfeit lit,
iiifte Den @rSt aif. gr fraete tie:
ngiien Sic etnas BORIS S6lafen.
geben2"
,Nein," iagte Die Tatientin.
Sea, Damn itelen Sic iid elm
@las Mil6 nno elm paar 9isfitits
bin mo nebmen Sic bas ieoesmal,
ebe lie 81 gett geben."
,Iber, lieber 9oftor," rief Die
Edtientin ails, rSie baben mir bod
a~nbefoblen, niht bas aerinsite 81
eiien, ebe i6 81 @ett gebe."
rslf fpas,~ iaete Der gr5t rbas
mar Dor 5pet Monaten. Seitoem
bat oie @iiienidaft foIoiiale Sort.
ihritte gema6tl"
mgeabii6tigen sic. Sbre @era6t.
ing bes @eridts Srr S6alt Sit itel.
len9" fragte Der Tidter, ais Der
@nmolt Oes &ldeers, oeiien @ins
pano Der &i6ter fir unbea6tIih
erflGrt batte, elm iuriitii6es BUD
auf ben Gid idleuoerte uno iif
beriimorebte, iobaB err Dem Sbrone
Der @eredtisfeit ieinen Hiiden ait.
febrte. pNein,. gw. gbren," erpi-
oerte Der gnpalt, lid bemiibe mid
geraOe, lie 5u berbereen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Hemcs BON Sercniiiimms.

Sereniiiimis bat wieoer nal mas
BON Columbus seb0rt ooer g~eleien;
uno oas gebt ibm MN i'm Sppi Der.
INN, neil er lid ounfel on friibere
9lamagen erinnert: oSie, &inoer-
m~am-Gb-iit oaS nibt ser 8erl-
1b-ber-amerifa erfunoen bat?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Gin @enidenfenmer.

Gem @eifdftsfiibrer zines Mooe.
magaSins miro gemeloet, oab cine
&iunoin elm Stiid Seioe unter III.
rem @antel perifminben lieB.
r2aiien Sic oieie Game rubig
geben," meinte er Ia1elno, lid
fenn' tie idon, in elm BOAR Saeen
fommt lie mieber uno Mil sic Seibe
limtanihen, ba nerben mir idon
fertig nit Dem Sreiie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Ylattoentid beim aeseln nnb
&artenipiel.

Sn ser Salbmouatsi6rift ,Rie.
oeria6ien" leien mir: 9eim &eeeln
baben lid pielfad nod ole ur.
ipriingli6en plattoeuti6en ge5eih.
nitngen erbalten. gs riift Ser Surge
bel 1-een Yll,f, 2-tmee Elllf, 3
-bree Sllid, 8 @ittelfegel-oree
0ide, deere (5meite Silbe be.
tont), 5-pipat (aus9eipro6eu Fl.
fat), 6-bolbe 0iis, 7-bamam
(pober Die 9e5eihnung?C, S-Ibt-
ing, 9~-Hummelee. 2Grft Die 3ll.
gel bon Der 9abn-Euoel ober III.
wiid,iiger Sett iid) ihiirt. @leibt Der
&onig aaein Iteben = Srogam
CSrGutigam marum?), ser sunge
fommt Damn NIT Dem 9egelfonig on.
gelaufen uno bGlt bieien Dem gliid-
lihen aegler umgefebrt Dor, NOR.
anf er einen balben ooer allf einen
ganSen 8roihen befommt. 0as
S%priidlein, 0aS Der &eaelhinae
oa5u ipridt, laitet in Der Sopaer
@egen0:
Siftoria, EDITORIAL
sl6t nm Den &onig liegen 90;
Sit oaS nidt elm braper @ann,
Der aft Inn Den aonie idieben
fam.
gu6 beim &artenipiel ge6rmudt
man nod Die plattoentifen 9amen
itatt Der franSoiiiden; &iiten (&au.
ten, rcarream"), Sarten (Ser3en,
.coeur"), Sbippen (S6auieln,
,pialle), &leber (&lee, Ytrefle). Mnd,
iagt man Gus (Snls) anitatt slB,
World's cresset., 1912-11-28
ANSWER TO QUES .i0l, ~ u 81

Now we have Feet Washing in
Paul'S Instructions to Timothy.
But even here it is given in
peculiar manner. For we have
in this scripture that a widow
cannot be taken into the church
unit. ste sixty yeary old. And
she must have washed the saints
feet. Now we have before US,
Feet Washing taught by Paul.
But it is taught that it must
be done by a widow. And she
has 10 be sixty years old before
she will get any credit for it.
And it must be the saints feet
that she has washed. But we
find that such is not recognized
in this our time by any of the
churches. for they will take in a
wid.'w at any age, and Paul SAID
but thr younger widows refuse.
Now Dear Readers this in
struction of Pauls lin regard to
q widow oelng sixty years old
brlo"gs to the gospel Of circum-
ci>.r,. = the Jew, and Paul was
i'"'rncti 'g Timothy just how to
Rightly Divide the Word CT
Truth. Then Feet Washing a.
gain is proven to be q Mosaical
statute, for under the gospel of
uncircu mclsior, which was com
mitted unto Paul, that is the law
Of the spirit, there is neither
male nor female for they are
same in Christ. But under the
law f in and death the woman
h., "a obey that law. So we
ru~ ha' our readers will see
World's cresset., 1912-11-28

two people and the t~u ;..@.:eis} {
The gospel Of circumcisionI
~ Feet Washing in it, and un'
aeI ;rut gospel the widow eau
not be taken into the church un-
til she is sixty years old; Apd
t hen she must have washed the
saints feet, the gospel of Cncir-
cumci.ion- has no Feet Washing
in it, and the widow can be taken
into the church at any age. And
on those ground" of argument
we are leaving the point of .FeC'
Washing for the present.
Hoping that our Readers. far
and near. may see the need of a
preacher who will teach them tn
observe all things whatsoever
Christ has said, whether it suits
their whimsical notions or not.
! And stand az It were in the
bread plains of the Two Witness
es OF Almighty God, AMI spread
the sement of Love, Friendship
and Truth, on the hearts of their
hearers until they can speax the
same thing; and believe the same
thing and that there be no divi.
sions among them.
World's cresset., 1912-11-28
where Fee, Washing belongs. it
-. .t..-~ ma law of Moses it
.. rurch. 1t

Il" - !, -.-. +, t..'I
that Pau. preached 10 t.e t T.
tiles, than the baptism of repe n
tance did And the difference
in the baptisms' are manifested
in these scriptures,
"Then Peter said unto them,
Repent, ana be baptized every
one of you in the name Of Jesus
Christ for the remission of sins,
and We shall receive the gift OF
the Holy Ghost" (.Acts , IS }
This was to the Jews. and now
please read to the Grntiles.
Can any man forbid water.
that these should not be baptiz.
ed, which bave received the Holy
Ghost as wei. as we:
: And he commanded them to be
taptizel in to- naa4e Of the Lord;
Then prayed they him t. tarry
! certain days (Acts 10 41-4e.l
The first here is for the re,
mission of sins. The second, is
after the remission of sins
The first is in answer to re-
pentance. the. second is q wit
ness. to a 'A:ood work after tho
| character has purged himself.
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Roll OF HONOR
Glenn Stokesbury

Glenn Stokesbury
Ports Kan. J0cts.
Theo Sprague Harlan Kan. Scots.
James Elrod Monon Ind. Scots,
Dohn Penn Belleville III. 81 90
J.N. Williams
a., THModosia, Mo. 225cts.
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Continued from page 3.

This clearly sets forth the diff
ference there is in the two peo-
pie and the two gospels, For IN
this scripture 49,. e. l.. Pau
being u Jew, :l,i ,9 n..,,., = Nv
while he wa q: .)rN.a ;u 4nurr
5he teachlAs t.; "a. civ a
postIes, but tho~t euule we've
Apo> ties Sa, = yentiles
need not obey tue, Jaw. Au"v We
named the law of the spirit
which the Eentiles are under
YET, her ~ o.hing Good with
ou Z fn1nd4tion, So please read.
<
.'1r the ,aN Of the Spirit of
IT. A Christ Jesus hath made
90" .ree from the law of sin and
A.ath > Rom. 8 -
l" ln,> verse both laws are
named But there are very few
people who know that those two
laws are spoken of in the man.
ner they are. Therefore we
shall draw the minds of our read
ers to the law of the spirit as re
have DIV II some what lengthy
on the law of SIN aud d-ath. OF
in O'he1 words we shall give our
readers the facts as they are con
tanned in the law of the spiri,
as We did above on the law OF
Moses. And in order for us t
find this fact clearly we shall
try to unders tand how Paul re-
ceived this law, S. please read
And as tie journed he c me
near Damascus: and suddenly
there shined round about him d
light from h"aven;
And he fell 10 NE earth arC
heard voice saying unto HIM
Saul, Saul, why persecute>
thou me?
And he said. Who art thou
Lord' And the Lord said, I an
Jesus whom thou persecu5 sst:
it is hard for thee to kick against
the pricks.
And he trembling aud astonish
ed said Lord what will, thou have
me to do? And the Lord said unto
him, Arise and go into th~ city,
and it shall be told thee wha,
thou must do Acts, 9-3 to 6
After Paul asked what be
must d., So the spirit then di
rected him to 80 TO one Anania>
so that he would tell him wha,
to do, Please read,
But the Lord said unto him
Go thy way; for he is a chosen
vessel unto me to bear my name
before the GAntiles aud kings
and the children of Israel,
For l will shew him how great
things he must suffer for my
names sake " Acts 9 -15-1(
Here we learn that Paul was {
chosen vessel to bare the name
of Christ Before the Gentiles
So we learn that Ananias wen,
Pl, ase read,
Aud Ananias went his way
ana entered into the house; ano
;,utting his hands on him said
Brother Saul, the LORD ever
Jesus that appeared unto thee
in the way as thou camest haiti
sent me that thou miyh est re
ceive thy slgiiu * s.i.aG VII
the Holy Gnost,
And Immediately there Eel
from his eyes as it had beer
scales: and he recelved sigh
forthwith, and arose and was
baptized." Acts. 9 II 1H
Paul receives the law of tht
spirit for the Gentle world Of
in other words the gospel of un
circumcision. And 1t is by this
law that the Gentiies will be jus
titled, Tnis is why Paul sai(
| to the Roman Brethren that tn,
circumcision should be justified
by faith and the uncircumcisior
thru faith: and it Was for this
| roocop that hn Soi6