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Gods Ten Commands
AS@ BIBLE STUDY. on 49,

Exodus 201:11-Septembe I.
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart and with all thy soul, and
with all thy strength, and with all thy
mind. Luke 1927.
Gods covenant with Israel at Mt. Sinai
was that if they should keep perfectly
the Decalogue--the Ten Commandments
they would thereby demonstrate that they
were perfect men, worthy of everlasting
life, Then 1t would be possible for them
to obtain the chief blessing under the
Abrahamic Covenant--to become the
spiritual seed of Abraham, through whom
God promised to bless the world.
ST. Paul represents to us the spirit OF
the Worthiest of the Jews, anxious to do
Gods will and to obtain the blessing, as
crying out in anguish. 20 wretched man
that l am, who shall deliver me from this
dead body!' Their minds were certainly
alive to the promises and prospects, but
their flesh was imperfect. depraved
through Adams fall-lille that of all
others. ''Ye cannot do the things that
We would Galatians OIL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03

WIND
Prevailing direction, north; total move
rnent, S772 miles; average hourly velocity,
81; maximum velocity for five minutes),
25 miles per hour, from northeast on T.
WEATHER.
Number of days. clear, IA; partly cloudy,
II; cloudy, O; on which .0l inch, or more,
of precipitation occurred, I.
Miscellaneous phenomena dates Of :
Solar. 8; lunar, o; thunderstorms, 1, s.,
~ 10, 10, %, 26 80, 81.
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MeXicali and vicinity are peaceful ac-
cording to Senor Miguel Gomez. iefe
politico of the northern district Of Low
er California. who sailed last night for
Ensenada. Col. Francisco Nasquez has
400 federal troops in Mexicali with a
division of machine guns.
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its rulers and judges being the royal
priesthood
This Messianic kingdom will begin oy
deposing Satan. binding him for a thou
sand years. Speedily the iniquites OF
earth will be set aside, and the rule If
the rod of IRON will begin. Everything
opposed to righteousness will be dashed
to pieces. Instead of darkness, ignor-
ance, superstition, doubt and fear will
come the light of the knowledge of the
glory of God. Soon it will fill the entire
earth. Under it influence everything sin
full will be discouraged by chastenings.
and everything righteous will be encour-
aged by blessings The judgments or the
Lord will be abroad in the earth, and
the inhabitants of the world will learn
righteousness.-Is 2e9.
Soon every lsnees will bow to God and
every tongue confess His praise. But all
Willfully rebelious. lovers of sin, will he
destroyed in the second death-"everlast
ing destruction Under that administra-
ton, the world will again reach the con-
dition of human perfection from which
Ada mfell. The privilege thus to return
to the image of Cod. with His law re-
written in their hearts, was secured for
all by the sacrifice at Calvary. Jesus
Christ, by the grace of God, tasted death
for every man.
The Church and the Law
The Church of Christ is selected from
mankind, who were born in sin The
members of the church are not under the
law of Sinai in the sense of being re-
quired to keep it perfectly in order TO get
eternal life. "Ye are not under the law
but under grace (Romans 6:14.) New
ertheess, the law is very precious to the
church. for, looking at the spirit of that
law, she sees what she ought to be if
perfect. sees what she ought to strive for
to the best of her ability, sees how far
short of perfection she is in the flesh, and
sees, additionally, how the grace of the
Lord Jesus Christ covers her fieshly i'm
perfections.
So fully is this true that the apostle
declares that ''the Righteousness of the
law uhe true import, or spirit of that
law) is fulfilled in us, who walk not afte.
the flesh, but after the spirit. Romans
S:4.
In other words, those who consecratc
their lives to follow Jesus, sacrificing all
of their earthly rights in order to do the
will of God, are doing more than the law
could demand. The law required no man
to lay down his life for another but
merely to love his neighbor as himself
Hence Christ and the church. walking in
the narrow way of sacrifice. are fulfilling
the requirements of the spirit of the law
and more. even though in the flesh of the
church. because of inherited Weaknesses
there is no perfection.
These having sacrificed the earthly ma
ture are dealt with by the Father as new
creatures, and judged, not according to
the flesh. but according to the spirit-ac-
cording to their heart Intentions
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no Cure Sore and Tender Feet
Apply the wonderful. old reliable DR.
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL. 25c. soc. s100
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Mexicali Is Quiet

San Diago, Setember 2-CondielonA In
Mexicali and vicinity are peaceful ac-
cording to Senor Miguel Gomez iefe
politico of the northern district Of Low
er California. who sailed last night for
Ensenada. Col Francisco Vasquez has
400 federal troops in Mexicali with a
division of machine guns.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Local Data

For the "a hours ending at Z p. M:
Highest temperature ................... "a
Lowest temperature .................... 6S
Mean temperature ..................s... 81
Normal temperature ............ II
Excess temperature since Jan. H.. 81
Total rainfall since January 1........ 1872.
Excess rainfall since January 1...... 0.30
Relative humidity Z a. M ..... 76
Relative humidity p. m.............. 4G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03

c. H. Mitchell, who has resigned his
place as manager of the Alabama hotel
here, to become associate manager of the
string of Warden hotels over the coun-
try, leaves Thursday for Muncie, Ind,
his future headquarters. w. e. Maxwell,
formerly of the Piedmont in Atlanta, sue
ceeds Mr.. Mitchell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Conner SCORED IN
SPEECH At OXFORD
]. b. Wood Orator at Labor
Day Celebration
INJURIES ARE FATAL
DIR. Ross Baker Weds Miss G.. J. Rid
die at Choccolocco-Etowah Pris-
oners Surprise Calhoun
Prisoners
INJURIES ARE FATAL

Admission, September 2.-(Special) )-R. E.
Gam. state president of the Alabama
Federation of Labor, and other labor
leaders in Admission, including Howard
Trammell. president of the Admission
Trades council, are jubilant over the sue
cess of the celebration of Labor Day at
Oxford Lake park in this city. They said
that it gave a renewed impetus to their
cause in the city and district.
J. B. Wood, first vice president of the
state federation. was the first speaker.
In his address he made a bitter attack 1
on former Gov. B. B. Conner, chiefly on
account of his handling of the miners
strike in the Birmingham district several
years ago.
w. M. Rollins, an employe ofthe Union
foundry, who was run down by South
ern passenger train about two weeks
ago, succumbed to internal injuries at st.
Lul1e's hospital Monday afternoon. He
is survived by a widow and several chill
dren. The body was laid a trest in Edge
mont cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
A wedding of interest throughout the
state was that of Miss Gussie jeanette
DR.. Ross Baker of Opelika, the wedding
taking place at the country home of Mrs.
j. H. Riddle. The bride Is a lineal de-
scendant of the Virginia Randolphs, John
C. Calhoun and John Temple Graves. The
groom is one of the best known pastors
of the Baptist denomination in Alabama,
and has quite a reputation as a platform
lecturer
e H. Mitchell who has resigned his
place as manager of the Alabama hotel
here, to become associate manager of the
string of Warden hotels over the coun-
try, leaves Thursday for Muncie, Ind,
his future headquarters. w. Il. Maxwell,
formerly of the Piedmont in Atlanta, sue
eeeds Mr.. Mitchell.
Eighteen prisoners from the Etowah
county jail were turned over to J. w
Weatherly keeper of the Calhoun jail,
Monday afternoon following the con-
demnation of the Etowah Jail by State
Prison Inspector w. II. Oates.
For some time Mr. Weatherly has
been boarding the Admission city pris-
oners as result of the condemnation
of the city Jail and he had pretty
full house already.
Dave Tarvin, the young white man
and alleged lunatic who is said to have
committed a grave offense against
little white girl at Alabama City some
time ago. has been in the Admission
jail ever since lie was taken to Gads-
den Tuesday, together with Jay Smith
charged was numbering a policeman.
4 large number of delegates have
gone from Admission and oxford to at
tend the Calhoun County Sunday School
convention, which will be In session at
DeArmanville for two days.
81
DR. +. d. McDougall, president of the
Alabama Presbyterian College for Men
Is expected back this week to complete
the preliminary arrangements for the
opening of the school.
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WIND.

mai. s47; accumulated excess since Jan
ttn n
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Meaning Not Seen ON the Surface

Bible students look in amazement at
the simplicity of the Decalogue, and at
first wonder which of its features the
Jews and others were unable to perform
satisfactorily The matter seems very
simple. just as it did to the Jews, until
we perceive that Gods wonderful law,
represented in the Ten Commandments,
has a depth of meaning not seen on the
surface.
The full meaning of this law was APP
parently seen by none until Jesus ''mag-
nified the law and made it honorable"
He says that hatred toward d brother is
incpient murder, and that adulterous 1e-
sire in the heart is a violation of the
Seventh commandment. This throws a
light on the whole matter, and explains
why no one has been able to keep this
law, except Jesus, since Adams fall.
The great Teacher also explains that
the first table of the law, appertaining
to mans duties toward his Creator,
means much more than merely to avoid
image worship and profanity. 1t means
that the true God shall have first place
in the human heart. Any division If
heart or strength or mind or soul vio-
lateS this commandment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03
Gods Original Law to Man

given at Mount Sinai Indeed, the Mount
Sinai statement of the law was given, not
TO mankind in general, but to the Jewish
nation alone-as a statement of the terms
upon which they might become Gods
royal priesthood for the blessing of all
nations.
Gods original law to man was given III
Eden, written in Adams heart, in the
sense that he was created in the divine
lmase-With attributes of mind and heart
fully in accord with his Creator. He
loved righteousness and would have hated
lhiquity, had there been any to hate.
But up to that time there was none.
After Adam $ fall, the work of degen-
eracy progressed so rapidly that Adam
first torn son, Cain. became a murderer.
Doubtless the chagrin of Mother Eve in
the loss of Eden and in battling with the
tnorns and thistles of the earth under THE
curse embitter her mind, arousing anger
and resentment which marked her child
From then till now the course has been
downward in general, with occasionally
well-born child less seriously marked
by sin-less depraved. Still the Scrip
lures inform us that There is none
righteous, no, not one
The Hope of the Future
ManSind's experiences for 5000 years
forbid us to expect that any could
coiinianu Hinselt TO Goo upon the terms
of human perfection and ability and will
ingness to keep the divine law. Jesus
alone has kept that law, and He because
His life was not derived from ADAM
His life being from the Heavenly Father
directly, by a change of nature. Because
lie was begotten miraculously He was
holy, harmless, undetiled, separate from
sinners
God refuses to grant everlasting life to
any except the perfect who will keep His
law willingly and gladly What hope,
then, Is there for our race There is one
hope for the world in general and an
other different hope for the Church Of
Christ, Instituted al Penteeost. The hope
for the world is that God viii in His own
due time establish the Messianic King
dom. 1t wiz be- . righteous Kingdom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-03

4 large number of delegates have
gone from Anniston and oxford to at
tend the Calhoun County Sunday School
convention, which will be in session at
DeArmanville for two daYs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-12-18

H. j. Melos had a narrow escape
from q serious accident on Valley
street Monday evening, while return
ing from his farm. A deep ditch had
been dug and no lights had been plac-
ed, consequently he ran over one
bank Of dirt, his machine stopping
just in time to avoid going into the
ditch. His machine was put out Of
commission temporarily.
w. D. Campbell and NJ. r. Porter
motored to Hurd Sunday, where Mr..
Porter owns large number of cattle
and hogs and has one Of the very
finest farms in that territory. Enroute
they took particular notice of the
stock about nearly every farm home,
practically every farmer having q
nice drove of hogs.
Mrs. Jessie Finley Riley Of the Mi
not Academy Of Music, heard the
great pianist, Paderwski, at Fargo.
Peter Fugelso has received . letter
from Ed Aune, stating that himself
and family arrived at their old home
in Norway Nov. %.
Colonel Alex. Scarlet returned
from Williston yesterday where he
has been transacting business during
the week. The Colonel as in the city
at the time that Culbertson waa
lynched.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson of Bra
mon, N. D., and Mrs. Ed Seagren Of
Robinson, N. D., who have been visit
ing at the H. ]. Melos home for two
weeks, have returned home.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-12-18

A couple of youngsters who wanted
to celebrate Christmas before its time,
helped themselves to large number
of toys at the five and ten cent store.
They were apprehended and made to
disgorge, after being threatened with
night in Jail.
The Reeder Choral society has ar
ranged a delightful Christmas con-
cert, and will render the latest sacred
Cantata, Bethlehem" Reeder has
one of the best choral clubs in the
state under the direction of j. l..
Hort.
Henry Anderson, Of Albert Lea,
Mimi, is the guest Of his cousin, n.
u. Melos.
r. Gilbertson, the Glenburn pub
Usher, transacted business in the city
Monday.
We came mighty near having frost
last night, which causes our banana
growers some uneasiness.
F. w. Bishop Of Benedict was here
on business Monday. He now has q
bunch Of 80 high grade cattle and
next summer will be milking 16 cows.
County Commissioner Peter Van
denoever left Tuesday for Dexter,
Mimi, his old home, where he will
spend the holiday season with friends
and relatives. He will visit other
Minnesota points as we'll. "Pete' will
probably meet few checker cham
pions and if he does, we know what
he'll do to 'em.
The DeMolay Commandery is max
ing preparations for the usual Christ
mas observance.
A. C. o. Lomen, prominent Ryder
businessman, has been in the city on
business several days this week.
Hundreds are enjoying fine skating
on the river.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-12-18

forming Farmers Attention.
The forming armers' Club will meet
at tho home If Chas. Bartz, Jan. 8,
Thursday, when the annual election
Ct officers will be held.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07
ms.sL ESTATE raAxsyxs,s

The :oilowias realty transfers
eoatrae,s. deeds. mortgages. etc. 70
Gently sled ~i,A the soaav sissh
arc furnished By the ciu ssa coass,
Abstract company;
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

Noe1ee
Once OF the Treasurer OF klamath
County. December ~. 1919.
Notics IL hereby given that thsrs
are fsnds In the couaty treasury Tor
the redemption Of sll general fund
warrants protested prior 70 April !.
1910.
Interest will cease from this date,
December ~. 1914.
CLAUDE DA00ETT.
County Treasurer.
is-s7-isth i-S-o-les
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07
BRYAN CERTAIN
TO Be IN CABINET
w,ss u.MocRArs ~ Nkn''AskA
ns,awvx THAT coxMoSE''
VIII mslr WILSON aASpt.s'
rus nrs,NEss ~ eovEsx'
MINT

LINCOLN. Nse.. Jan. i'-- w'ss
Democrats of Nebraska THAI wii''Am
Jennings uryau will 10 IN shs esa''
Ips, Of Woodrow Wilson. probably -
secretary of state. bu, that regard
l,.. Of th. portfolio hs ell b IN the
cabinet. The declaration 10 made wa
such frankncs. and pcsilivsnsss shAs
IN. ou,sla.r 70 isr ~ish little so"n
Tor doubt whence eomes the Ass AZ
snc, ot thcss Who make The state
men, 10 NO, qai,s clear. bat the vse'
aictiou 10 made With such svldsas
sincerity 80 to Indicate Inside iasos'
matioa.
Quite suddenly ssasinsas Ass
wholiy changed. and the msa uho sss
elo.es, TO bryan arc the most oct
spsksn In the belief that he vii -
the premisr Of the esblast.
THO Aaii.pryaa psmessa'ss eos'
tend I, sln bs good poi,iies 10 have
him tied up In The cabinet. vhssS he
eanno, do any harm In an aseffieia'
~ay. wilson. they declare. vtii b
presld.n, Ia tact. and nrysn mass
obey. 10 he shows . dIspesilios 70
kick over the traces the other usss.
bsrs vii oasnambsr him asa reader
him helpless.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07
GEN lA0fn DUST
CAUSES cAIARRA
9LYB CREAM BAI.G KILLS fuE
DEADLY CATARRH GER,ls-NO
STOMACH DOSING

Catarrh. which h bad enough In
itself. often results In loss Of taste
smell and hearing. and leads 70 ssri-
|ous throat and luAs troubles Il moi
promptly checked. The seat Of CO.
tassh b usually In the back OF the
nose. and ~ natural course 10 down
ward. into the throat. aad thence "a
the lunss.
Dos't take any chances. II you
have any symptoms Of eatasSh-stuR
|e1 up feeling in the head. nasty dis
charge from the nose. sore throat or
dry. hacking cough. get . nifty cent
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your
druggist. and begin treatment at once
This remedy is not . burning out"
or drying up" process. II b simply
. CLEANSING. healing. antissptic Balm,
taken through the nostrils into the
head and throat. where II instantly
reaches the seat Of the trouble. That's
the only way 70 eGsctually and per-
manently cure catsrrh.
Catarrh makes you offensive TO
yodrsslf and friends. start using
Ely's Cream Balm today. ana IN :
short time you viii b permanently
cured Of this nasty. disgustins de
Daso.-Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07
K. <. (. STORE
BRANCHING OUT
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asaring eoaplstiea. aAa to1ay en-
ploysss of ths x. x. z. oepee Co..
asaesd The work a moving 0sls
stock Of clothing aa1 fuslisAinGD -
the nsv departDsos.
when Tie waik ovss sesss ~
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x. X. store. vas sseursd ~ he lattss
eeaesrn. and The store = bsiAg -
larUsd. II ~ nsv ree0. eleeAins.
fusnishines end . liae e 0an's
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

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spsinAs Additioa.
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y Ia Of sw. Lots 81. ese. s->eis.
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ti.oo u. Of W. sESw. Los Z. sss. B
to.io.
c. q. q n. q. Moore to q. q. 4.
War. d. 500. Keno land. u. os w..
Lot as. Bee. so-ss-s. aaA iess -.
Gee. si-,s-s.
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Ing. War u. 400 = lots In all. Sis
L 90 In SENw. &c. i1-ss.s.
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Mi1Ing-Up


Did you ever stop 70 think what .
Newspaper reporter In . city Of he
size Of klamath valls must eoatsa1
With! Never thought Of The nice
things he doss for some Of yos. bet
always remember vhsa hs ests
your Initials wrong IN The social sel-
unns. dos't youf
Let's read bstvsss ~ unss.
Here's IN item that appear h tAs
paper In some form OF another svssy
day:
John Blank. the we'll Known
ranchsr residing near so-aad-so, a.
rived In the city yesterday sftssnooa
and. sftss transsetins businsss. ~
turned home this morning"
Now here y the way the rspostse
might have told the story Of Ms.
Blanks visit here:
John Blank. who owns . rock
pasture near 6o-and-So came 70 town
ysstsrday morning for the express
purpose OF setting drunk. Ne had &C
complishsd his purpose after hs had
been here les than an hour. and
then proceeded 70 make himself OBJ
noxioss. Through the influence Of .
local msschant. Blank was kept out
OF 5si. and started on bis way home
ward.
! would not hsvs intssfsersd."
said the merchant. only Blank owes
me . lot Of money and ! Was afraid
that II be went 70 jail there would
never bs . chance for me TO get
svsn."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

Mr.. Nellie y. Owens. Who vas oas
Of the nurses employed TO care Tor
tho Bsrfoot family during the recent
illness Of i,s members with searls,
fever. 10 loud In her praises Of the
cooperation Of the police aaA The
help OF citizens.
"Esvssyoas was very nies." said
Mrs. Owens. and ! an vssy thank
full TO them"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

ortis Mechanical has been returned
70 Los Angeles and now thsss Il
strong talk Of psrdonins him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

william Chastain Q voll knovn
resident Of Boaaasa. = . KlaassA
ralls Visitor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-07

NOTICE

There are funds In the city treas
ury for the redemption Of general
fund warrants protested ON and prior
70 August 8. 1910. Interest ceases
from date hereof.
Dated at klamath vsils. Oregon.
this 9Th day OF December. 1919.
J. W. sIEMENs. City Treasusss.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-23
LAHAlNA PEOPLE
WELCOME MANAGER
AND HIS BRIDE

Especial STAR Bulletin Correspondence
LAHAINA, Maui, Oct. 22.The re-
turn Of Manager L. Weinxheimer Of
Lahaina last week with his bride was
an opportunity for Lahaina plantation
people and citizens generally to show
the popular manager and his bride
special attention The wharf was
gaily decorated with lanterns and
streamers Of various kinds. and all
Lahaina was there to meet the newly
married couple, Mrs. Carl Won Zed-
twitz, sister of the groom, with the
aid OF host of friends. turned the
residence of the manager into bow
er of bloom and color Never did the
old mansion look more attractive
than when Mr. and Mrs. Weinzheim-
er walked into it the night of their
arrival. The veranda entrance was
most artistically decorated with How
ers from all over Maui.
II is understood that reception Is
being arranged for some time in the
near future. when the public viii be
given an opportunity of meeting Mrs.
Weinzheimer.