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IN tne day OF judgment it will
oe a silent witness against those
cruel offenders. What then?
Some one may say. Is that not
S.!e same as TO say. The Pope
uE Rome is au mnOstor5 We
plainly answer. Yes lie is the
great power we have spoken of
And we shall prove it by the
Bible.
For when they crucitied Peter
then they placed in his chair a
man Of their own taste and all
for the sake of greed and gain.
And this great man of sin be.
come the head of the body of this
power, as we have stated. and
was The vile person, that Daniel
said should take the place of the
tax.raiser; and this tax.raiser
was Caesar Augustus spoken of
in luke .2-1) And the vile per.
sen who took his place was The
man of sin spoken of by Paul in
e. Thes. 1914 And through
his damnable heresies the people
was deceived and led off: which
brought on the falling away: and
the sole cause Of the Church
leaving it's first love.
And thinking that the reader
i will comprehend the beastly char.
acter of our Text as he was and
is, we shall! endeavor then to show
how he drove and lead the people
into darkness. Fox after they had
cruCihed the Apostles with Pet
CT; this man of sin who took the
place OF the taX-TaiSer was set
up in Peters stead: And when
this was done, then satan gave
him his seat and power.
Ard the combination of the two
inade up the bes silly character OF
our..Text that painted many spo!
Of earth, with the blood Of saints,
and when through bis demon.
like pride, had slaked his thirst
by the blood of thousands, and
thought there were not one left
20 tell the story, he then could
readily claim The chair Of Peter
, and set himself up as the vicar
of Christ and the true successor
of St. Peter. And sits himself
down in the temple of God,
claiming to be authorized to for
give the sinner, in the place OF
= God, doing what Christ would
do, if be was on earth.
Oh Reader, see the man of sin
that opposeth and exalteth him
4 self above all that is called God
He has killed the apostles, ant
dipped his garments in the BLOOD
of millions of the true follower!
of Christ. Behold the vile per
son that Daniel saw taking thu
place Of the tax.raiser. ,Se'
those few that escape his deatl
, like clutches, seeking safety il
. flight, and hiding themselves il
the clefts of rocks, or caves, Xix
a mouse would hide from a hawk
Flight was the safety guard
f. Christ had left them; for Hi
command was; IF they perse
cute you in one place, or city
:. fee ye to an.ther...' Just sue
cruelty was practiced by thi
first beast, while he in his pomr
. and power reigned with his sev
on heads and ten horns. And
was in those three hundre
years of persecution of his, upo
the followers Of Christ, that b
won his ten crowns; and by thos
victories he was fully able thr
his lying wonders, to claim tn
chair of Peter; and to claim thu
he was the true successor
=, Peter, and the vicar of Christ.
Tais is only fulfilling Paul
and Daniels words, that tn
\ beast would lift himself up, az
Nc]aim to be God, sitting in tt
*emple of God. For it is an u
enable fact that this M
AL
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!eceive the very q. t.
Behold haro Io,d you h1fnr" ,
Wherefore If they shnl -oy unto ,ou isehnld |
NJ is in the desert: % not forth: m-i,,ll he is
n The secret chambers believe it NOT.
Matt q - ~
That is, each them tnat when
these men Of the pope says to
you, that you must go into the
box, or private cham.
Der, and there confess your sins
unto a man. and must imagine
him as Jesus Christ in person,
and then by him have your sins
pardoned, 'believe it not, for he
is a false Christ" For there is
no one comes unto the father but
by me, says Christ. Therefore
he says I am the door; by me
il any man enter in he shall be
saved (See St. John l0-9.(
Again he says. when | shut
the door, no man openeth, and
when 1 open the door no man
shutcth it. And these things are
the things that Jesus commands
the true followers of Him to teach
that through these teachings,
AMI a close observation of them,
and a strick obedience to His
commands, with faith in Him
and His name, they (the bearers
of them,) should be saved,
Hence, we find that Peter in
compliance with the command
given him, by the Lord Himself,
saying unto Cornelius;
| And he commanded ". to preach unto the
people and to testify that l.. he which was
ordained of God to be the Judge of quick an.
! dead.
To him give al the prophets wstness thai
through his name whosoever believeth in hin
shall receive remission of sins. Acts. to- a2-4!
Thus we lind that Peter did
not say unto Cornelius, that you
must imagine Jesus Christ ir
person in me, nor did he say
you must come to me and con
TESS your sins, and | will pardon
you. But contrariwise when.
! Cornelius met him and fell down at his fee
and worished him.
+Peter took him Up saying stand up, myscl
1 dlsO dlu q uidu h'lbs l'-'l ->SD
AS much as to- say, | am moi
Christ, l can't save you, or helE
you, l can't forgive your sins
but He commanded us to preach
His Word, and to testify Of Him
ard whatsoever believes in Hi:
name, shall be saved; and have
remission Of SINS.
Oh! Dear Reader, is not THU
spiritual chair of Peters quit
different from the one that tn
Pope of Rome claims to have. Hi
is the forgiveness of sins? In tn
one is the Pope and his power
the other, comes direct from be
llieving on Christ, through Hi
Word, as preached by the Apos
, ties.
y And again, this last is so plair
lily set forth by the Apostle Pal
Iurto the jailor, when he aske
J. ! Paul and Silas.
And brought them out and aaid, sirs VIII
must do to be saved?
And they said Believe 'on the Lord jest
Christ and thou shalt be saved and tay hous
7 Acts. s~3s-3l
) Paul is not amediator, no Pete
no Pope bishop, or priest,
t mediator, and if they say the
2 are, or say they can forgive sin
5 it is false, and rotten to the corr
!. and they are anti. Christ.
t Christ's CONF ands were; e
/ teach all nations, teach them
i. observe all things. whatsoever
l. have commanded you" Isl
II Matt. 2S-20.) There was n,
just a part to be taught, but a.
. The Pope says, you must imagir
Jesus Christ in person, in Il
:. priest. Christ says, believe
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| st John , - i
F:um these plain Rible truths
the Reader will see for himself
that the teachings of the Pope
|are the wing wonders" that
the Bible speaks of.
Another lying wonder that this
80 called vicar Of Christ, Tor
Pope,) teaches, is, that you must
worship the whole host of heav.
en-, from the virgin Mary, down
to the last Apostle; then they
want you to acknowledge every
priest bishop and pope. as a
Saint and worship them. This is
| all wrong for God says, "Wor-
ship me-" This much we say,
that due reverence and respect
should be paid to the Blessed
Virgil Mary, and also to the Holy
Apostles, and Prophets, but not
worship them: tc- 5heir arms
are too short to Gaze any one.
Bet that we nay fully realize
the teachings of this man and
bis colleague, we shall quote
some of his sayings and teach.
jings as they are recorded in the
| Mission book page 1873, in this
language Most holy Virgin my
advocate; (not Christi and my
mother Mary you are and will
always be, after God, my hope
and my consolation at the hour
Iof death. From this moment |
have recourse to you and beg
you to assist me in that passage;
' Ga my dear queen do not aban'
don me in that mnmnnt Come
then and take my soul and pre-
sent it to your dear Son Hence.
forward, | shall expect you, and
t | nope to die under your mantle,
n and c]inging to your feet, my
protector, St. Joseph, St. Mi
l chael arch.angel, my angel my
i guardian, my holy patrons, dc
4 you all assist Tor help) me in
:, that last combat with hell" AND
: now while we repeat that it is
a right to pay the honor due tc
those chosen of God, they arc
1t neither our advocates as herein
represented, nor either are they
protectors; for Christ is the only
advocate we have; and God il
our protector; the Spirit our in
= tercessor, wherefore; he says
> Love the Lord thy God with al
L thy heart; and him only shall
. thou serve"
Hence he says make to thysell
no other Gods: neither mus YOU
serve them. (See Elk, 2O.3-4) no
. even the saints nor angels as b.
T. teaches US by Peter at the house
y of Cornelius; and also by Joh1
- the Revelator, when he fell dow
- to worship the angel; and the an
y gel says unto John. see thou d.
it not, for I am thy fellow.ser
40 want. and one of thy brethren,
And we ask you to read thi
language, that was spoken b
1.-THE children Of Israel, unto tn
:, |prophet, upon this same poin'
:" and then read the answer Of Coo
they say to the prophet, AS 10
the word that thou has spoke
y. unto US in the name of the Lore
&c we will not hearken unto tnet
but we will certainly do whatst
er ever thing gocth forth out of gu
a own mouth to burn incense unit
y the Queen of heaven" The
IS Jeremiah said unto them, ''B'
e; cause Of. these accumulation,
j. your land is a desolation and
~. CURSE (Jer. 44-16-17*"22) B
r.cause they worship the who
ee host Of heaven, as it reads
OF another place.
Il. Hence, you see that this is an
ne domination unto God yet til
be beastly character has taught y(
it to choose the virgin as yot
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
RED MEN.

March lo-osaSc Tnhe. No, 6. Fifth and C Street
Northwest
March Il-Idaho Trihe. No Is. Northeast Ter
pie. Twelfth and II Streets Northeast; osccol
Tribe. No l9 TrnnaIlvtown.
March ie-Scltese Tribe. No. ls, N Il stre
Southeast
Wisconsin Avenue and Street Northwest siou
Tribe. No. 49, Street. near Fouran a-hal
| Street Southwest
March r-s~necs Trib.. No H. as Penn,ylr,ni
Arenue Southeast; Mineola Trib-. No. Il. Ana
| costa
DECREE OF POCAHoNrAs
March I-waneta Council. No. 6. Fifth and {
Streets Northwest
Maph 1-whit. Eagle Council. No. g. Fifth .nt
March n-Idaho Couucl. No !. Northeast Ten
pie, Twelfth and II Streets Northeast.
The Red Mems Fife and Drum Corps Of
Atlanta, Ga, who trailed here to attend
the Wilson parade, were greatly applaud.
ed along the line of march for theil
| grand music. The brothers stopped al
the wigwam of Logan Tribe, No. S. and
departed for Atlanta on Wednesday
sleep.
Usage Tribe. No. G, held its regular
meeting on Monday sleep the third sun.
worm moon. Business of Importance
was transacted and visitors from nearly
all Of the great reservations were pres
ent, among them being some real In
dians who attended the Wilson parade.
Interesting talks were made on the visit
ors and members.
White Eagle Council. No. 4, held its
regular meeting on Wednesday sleep. the
fifth sun, worm moon. Business of i'm
portance was transacted and arrange
ments were made for the dance and
tickets given out.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS, held its regular
meeting on Thursday sleep. the sixth sun.
worm moon. The council fire was kindled
at eight run and Quenched at nine run.
Business of importance was transacted
and talks were made by Great Sachem
DIR. W. S. Whitman, Lewis NJ. Bernstein,
Joseph Lewis. J. r. Sanders. Roy T AL
gate, J. IIeidenheincr. Frank T. Fones
and others. after which the council fire
was rekindled and visitors from the
Northern Cheyenne. Blackfeet, Crow. Fort
Berthold. Sioux, Menominee, Flathead
Turtle Mountain, Kiowa, Apache. White
Earth, were admitted The delegation of
North American Indians and their re-
spective agents with them, made several
interesting speeches. The life of the In
dians was told both in the Indian and
English languages. The main object OF
the visit was to advance the object of
Indian affairs. The support of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men was asked to
advance the measures for the proper and
Just protection OF the Indians.
, The Improved Order of Red Men, with
a membership OF over 10000. can do
naught but a just service in assisting the
Indians Other interesting talks were
made by members Of the order
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
ERS OF AMERICA.

| A Cet-together and booster meeting
was held by F1agg Council. No. 2J6,
United Commercial Travellers of Amer
ica- Saturday night, March ], at Pythian
| Temple. 1t was the annual meeting of
the council and the members were called
to order at 6 o'clock by Senior Counselor
| J. W. Hunt. Real business features were
apparent in all the deliberations of the
council and it is certain that the new
fiscal year in this council will be started
with a rush, all officers elected and in
| stalled being in complete harmony with
the booster" idea and all united with
the members in a unity of purpose that
means more members for Flagg Council
and a larger influence in the grand coun-
Gil of the order.
Attractive features of the gathering
were the initiation of candidates. a COM
plimentary lunch and able addresses by
members and officers. One OF the most
able addresses ever delivered before this
council was that given by Grand Coun-
selor A. H. Isaacs Of the Grand Council.
comprising the States of Kentucky. Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, and Maryland, and
the District of Columbia.
The following officers We're elected and
installed by the grand counselor: George
past counselor; F. H. Goodenough, Junior
counselor; /. X Hunter. conductor: J. NJ
DAILY, page: W. W. Connor, sentinel;
John E. Sheaffer and E. s. Coleman,
members of the executive committee;
George II. Price, delegate to Grand
Council; B. NJ. Murden, alternate.
One of the most spirited matters taken
up was the action of the council in in
dorsing by resolution, w. W. Mansfield,
past counselor, for the high office of
grand treasurer of the Grand Council.
The election to this Office will be held
at the meeting of the Grand Council at
Lexington, KY, in June. and the local
members are going to do all in their
power to elect their own candidate to |
this Office.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
NEW WORDS BLACKBALLED.
Best Authorities Rejected All limo
vations OF Our Lanxuase,

Thomas Il Lounsbuy. In Halpers Masazine
Always, indeed, in the history Of every
tongue men have insisted on maintain
ing firm stand against the entrances
into 1t OF new expressions Of any sort
In so doing they have honestly believed
that they were actuated not by a sense
less but holy zeal for purity Of speech.
The strongest sort Of opposition has been
frequently offered to the recognition OF
words which II would now seem to US
We could hardly do without. The feel
ins existed In high places. In 1T3 the
foruth edition OF Johnson's Dictionary
was published. It was the last edition
which appeared under his own supervi-
sion Boswell tells US that he in vain
urged johnson to insert civilization
This was just then beginning to take
the place Of civility in the sense OF be-
Ing opposed to barbarism- He refused
to acknowledge the intruder. Humilat-
Ing he admitted to be a word frequently
used. but he did not know II to be
legitimate English whatever that
means. So. though he inserted the noun
humiliation. the corresponding verb and
adjective are not found In his final re-
vised edition. Not long after thi, time
development appeared in the title OF a
book. Its author was sternly informed
by one Of his reviewers that there was
no such word in the language. william
Taylor, OF Norwich, somewhat renowned
for the peculiar words he used in his
writings, sent an article to the Monthly
Review. in which occurred the verb re-
habilitate. It was at once struck out
by the editor. 1t was not English, Tay-
lor was Informed. and would not have
been understood. 1t may be said in pal
liation II not defense OF this action that
1t was not until the latter half Of the
nineteenth century that thu word be-
came well known, especially In the sense
Of whitewashing Questionable characters
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

at his home, 1894 First Street North
west. He will greatly appreciate Q
visit from any of his Odd Fellow
friends
Next Wednesday evening Fred D
Stuart Encampment. No. q, will receive
an official visit from Grand Patriarch
Samuel G. Taylor and his corps OF
grand encampment officers, and all
members Of that branch of Odd Fell
lowship are cordially invited to be
present. Following the ofiicial part of
the work, the entertainment commit
tee will. 1t is reported. introduce a new
form of entertainment, under the lead
ership OF Patriarch r. II. Leary.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
WITH THE FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

the fall. instead Of holding all of then
\ in the fall as heretofore. The idea II
meeting with the hearty approval o.
the majority of the lodges.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 25,. is holding re-
hearsals Of ritualistic team under the
direction Of Frank B. Crown. of thai
lodge.
The action taken by the grand lodge
at its last convention, in the matter OF
holding competitive ritualistic con-
tests and providing a suitable trophy
for the successful team has spurred
the lodges in this domain to renewed
interest In this work. and almost every
lodge has organized and is holding
weekly rehearsals of ritualistic teams
for the purpose Of entering this cone
test.
The degree team of Ascalon Temple.
No. 81, Dramatic Order Knights of
Khorassan, held a very enthusiastic
rehearsal last Friday night in prepa-
ration for the ceremonial session to-
morrow night, at Pythian Temple.
There was a very large attendance.
and prospects are that the dfvan of
the temple will outdo all previous pre-
sentations of the Khorassan work.
A very attractive ceremonial notice
has been sent to the membership by
the secretary announcing the fact.
Visitors to Syracusians Lodge. No 10.
h OF p, at its last convention included
Past Chancellor. Reeves AyIemorc, of
Seattle Lodge. No. 81. of Seattle,
Wash; knight S. L. Norris. of Oriental
Lodge. No. s. of Alexandria, Va, and
Past Chancellor. ]. II. Clarke, of Great
Western Lodge. No. 3i5. Of Pittsburg,
Pa.
Past Chancellor Ernest r. Boyer, of
Oriental Lodge. No. 6, of Alexandria,
Va, chairman OF the f1fticth anniver-
sary committee of the grand lodge of
Is confined to his home in
this city by illness
Rathbonc Temple. No. S, Pythian Sis
ters, is completing arrangements for
a euchre to be held at Pythian Temple
on March IS.
Washington Company, No. ], will
meet in regular business assembly on
Wednesday evening.
J. II. Coldwen Company. No. Z. has
arrangements for moon
light excursion during the early sum-
mer. This company will hold a special
assembly on Thursday evening, for
the purpose Of taking active steps to-
ward the re-equipment of the company
In the new regulation uniform.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
wARNING TO PARENTS.

It II risky to feed raw milk and
cream IL children or invalids un-
less you are sure that at the farm
which produces the milk the ut.
most cleanliness Is observed at all
times. particularly during milk
ing; that the employees are thor
oughly healthy and cleaniy per-
sons. that the cows arc free from
diseases, that the water used for
rinsing IL OF undoubted purity. and
that the milk is quickly cooled and
kept cold and covered until de-
nvered to you.
Raw milk often produces ruber.
culosis. Scarlet Eever. also Ty-
phoid and other intestinal dis
eases.
We can guard against infection
by properly pasteurizing milk or
by home pasteurization.
Properly pasteurizing milk tand
cream) by keeping It at 40 deg. +.
for twenty to thirty minutes does
not affect its nutritive value nor
its digestibility.
The best system IL to pasteur-
ise the milk after II has been
bottled.
You can tome pasteurize raw
milk by heating IL to near boiling.
then cool. and keep cold and Gov.
cred until used.
Most indigestion in babies 10
caused by milk too rich In cream.
sssisb isr Prevention Of Sickness.
:. '''u'''' ''s''''
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

March lD-Decatur Lodge. No. .. business; ca
lsntho Lodgr. No. II, rank cf esquire; Equal Lodge
No IL business
March II-Wcbster Lodge. No :. business: Excel
siar Lodge No. u. business; Gcmania Lodge No
IS business: CAPITAL Lodge. No. -. rehearsal. Myr
tie Lodgr. No. 5. rehearsal.
March I2-Mount Vernon Lodge. No. s. business
Hermiopc Lodge, No I2 business; Union Lodge
No. ., business: Columbia. No. S. business.
March 5-Harmony Lodge. No. n rehearsal
March 1t-Syrsclsans Lodge. No. TO- business
Rsthbcne Superior Lodge. No. =. business
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
March Friendship Temple, No: .. business.
March H-Rsthbopo Temple. No. 8. business
MILITARY DEPARTMENT
March Ic-washinston Company. No. ]. bnsiness.
March Isl. T. Coldweil Company. No. 7. special
assembly.
DRAMATIC ORDER. KNIGHTS OF KHoRAs-
March Io-A.ralon Temple. No. 81. ceremonial ses
sion.
franklin Lodge. No. 9, X. of p. con-
ferred the rank Of knight upon Mr.. ].
B. Jones at its convention of last
Thursday evening, and also received an
application for membership by trans
fer card.
Among the visitors present who as
sisted in the comforting of the rank
were Past Grand Chancellor Albert
Kahlert, Grand Master of the Ex-
cellors s. NJ. Pearson, Of Syracusians
Lodge, No. 10; J. N. Kline, Of Mount
Vernon Lodge. No. s: II. r. Tucker. Of
Capital Lodge, No. "a; L A Emmons,
of Calsnthe Lodge, No. II; e. A. Muir
dock, Of Havana, Ill, and Joseph Ba-
rauch, of Amaranth Lodge. No. IS, and
others.
Calanthe Lodge. No. II, will confer
the rank of esquire at its convention
tomorrow evening.
Capital Lodge. No. "a. will devote the
yvening after its business session on
Tuesday, to the rehearsal Of the rit-
ualistio team. Il
Grand Chancellor Sroute has ad-
dressed letter to the several subordi-
nate lodges. looking toward the hold
ing Of a portion Of the grand visita-
zion in the spring and the balance in
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
IMPROVED ORDER HEPTAsoPHs.

At the last meeting of Potomac Con-
clave, No. 40. Improved Order Hepta-
sophs, there was quite an outpourinE
OF members. Several were present
who have not been to the meetings for
some time. which shows that renewed
interest is being taken In the meet
ings. Ever since the banquet and In
stallation Of officers tho meetings have
been we'll attended: at the last meet
ing ten new applications were received
and five were obligated. The enter
tainment committee has selected a date
for the excursion to Marshall Hall in
June. 1t would be a good idea for the
members TO come to the meeting and
formulate come plans for the enter
taiument of the guests on the day OF
the excursion. Tho next meeting OF the
conclave takes place March 20 and
good time can be looked for.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
DIET LENGTHENs LIFE TO 100.
Nr., C. Mccormick, Who Died at
Century Mark, Avoided Sweets.
O,ninins IN " Dfsuatch


Century Mark, Avoided Sweets.
ossinins IN ~ Dtrpatnh.
MIS-. Caroline Mccormick. 100 years old
who ascribed her remarkably long life
TO proper dieting, is dead at the home OF
her granddaughter, Miss NJ. B. Richards.
Mrs. Mccormick was born In Ports
mouth, n. H.. in 1913, while the second
war with Great Britain was going on.
She was the daughter Of William and
Caroline I.add, of Revolutionary stock.
She lived in New Hampshire until after
her marriage, when she moved to New
York. For the past twenty years she has
lived in Ossining. Her husband died
many years ago. Mrs. Mccormick out
lived some of her children, who at
tained old age.
While a little child she became ac-
uuainted. some years after the war Of
1872, with some of the veterans who
fought in the battle OF Lake Champlain.
She remembered many interesting events
of the Mexican war.
Mrs Mccormick enjoyed good health
all her life. The secret OF longevity,
she often declared, lies in eating only
plain food, always avoiding pastry and
sweets. and getting plenty of fresh air.
She is survived by two children, Mrs.
o. T. Vail and Thomas Mccormick. Of
Caldwell, N. J.; six grandchildren, and
two great-grandchildren
Morton Cnrman. Of Lock Haven. Pa. probably is
the younsrst soologis. Of reccrd. Although but five
HIS hobby In the summer Is bumblc hces wasrs.
honefA nickets, snd mosquitocS