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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03
HARTI.AND ADD.

Here is a piece of proper
ty In a growing community
(which is sure to increase in
value and will pay a good
rental at once. Eight rooms,
bath, pantry and large base
sInent. House finished In
hardwood with cabinet man
tells on first floor and base
Flnantels on second floor.
Large lot 80x120 feet, good
well of water, hot and cold
water in house. Good gar
den and chicken yard and
schicken house. Close to the
street car and handy to the
Owens Bottle Plant. Here
is your chance to own a piece
of property for 1000 less
than its actual value.
PRICE $4,000
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Reply Made to the Rev. w. H.
FogIesong by A. ]. Richie,
of Brooklyn, N. Y.

In reply to recent criticism to what
has been termed sRusseIlism" APP
pearing by the Rev. w. H. Fogle-
song, pastor of St PauI,s Methodist
Episcopal church South. A. I. Richie
of 122 Columbian Heights, Brooklyn.
". Y, submits the following letter to
the editors of the Telegram for
Ipublication:
Your issue fthe cath contains an
attack on Pastor Russell by the Rev
W. H. Foglesong. Since there are
some inaccuracies, and since the rev.
erend gentleman does not understand
Pastor Russell and is. therefore. not
qualified to criticize him. / will be
pleased to offer some brief sugges-
tions for the benefit of your readers.
The one true statement of his at
tack is that IL Pastor Russell is right
all the creeds of Christendom are
wrong. That is exactly what Pastor
Russell has been trying to tell the
public for forty years. Mr.. Talmage
also said: Away with the creeds;
let us get back to the Bible" Nearly
all the preachers themselves have
long ago privately abandoned their
creeds, and have drifted OF into evo-
luton. higher criticism, infidelfty.
etc However,, they still profess to
and emoluments from people who os-
tensibly support the creeds. These
same creeds are the producers of in
fidelity and hypocrisy.
The criticisms of Pastor Russell are
second-handed. have seen the same
criticisms over and over again; and
they have been replied to frequently
This does not prevent him from using
them, however. Apparently it is not
~ j. ~
much as to down Pastor Russell.
He evidently does not agree with
Jesus who said in Revelation 3:14
that he was "the beginning of the
creation of Cod Both he and his
oracle-lDr. Moorehead - proclaim
themselves out of harmony with
Jesus. If all scholars agree In
claiming that Jesus was wrong In
stating that God created him. SO
much the worse for the scholars. The
same scholars agree that Jesus was
his own son. and that he was equal
with the father. ETC.. Jesus stated
on the contrary MY Father is greater
than 10 and especially emphasized
the text ITO us there is one Cod
Jehova.'' After his resurrection he
further confirmed this by saying Il
ascend to my Father. and to your
Father, and to my God and your
God" Note the absurdity of the
claim that when Jesus said Before
Abraham was 1 am" John 1858. He
meant Before Abraham was I was
the lam" They have destroyed every
sense. of grammatical propriety and
rhetoric to prove their contention
that Jesus is God. Is it not more
reasonable to believe that he meant
to say and did say that / was in ex-
istence before Abraham? His own
citation of Matthew 24:36 But OF
that day knoweth no man, no not the
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iIy is not aware of st. PauPs teachings
in 1 Cor. 15:35-45, Thou sowest not
that body which shall be-, blSt God
lgiveth it the soul. a body as it hath
pleased him. It would be absurd to
suppose that Jesus was raised with
tout a body. Pastor Russell never
taught such an absurdity. He be-
ilieves the Bible which says That
which is born of the spirit is spirit. =
Jesus was begotten Of the spirit at
Jordan; his soul was soWn in the
death condition at Calvary. and he
was born from the dead at the res
direction spirit being of the higest
Iorder-the divine. His human body.
was the body. of his mumiIiation-he
is now highly exalted and Is the
Lord of Glory. After his .resur-
Irection he appeared about eight times
in, different forms to his. disciples and
believers for the very purpose OF
showing that he was raised and now
OF a differnt nature. He could come
and go like the wind" as he told Mic
oG1mLs:
st. Paul did not say that Jesus
thought 1t not robbery to be equal
with God. The King James trans
I1ation of the Philippians 2:5-lO is
admitted by all scholars to be erro-
'neous. The best translators give 1t
HE did not mediate usurpation
to be like God. but Invested himself
and became obedient unto death. In
this his course is contrasted with that
of Satan who said 81 will be like the
Most High" st. Paul exhorts Let
this same mind be in you, which was.
also in Christ Jesus" Would the
Rev. Mr.. Fogelsong count it not rob
berry to be equal with God? If he
were logical he would do SO. / am in
clined to think that some higher crit
icisms almost do go this far. am
not sure whether the reverend gentle
man is higher critic or not.
1t is well for your readers to notice
that when Jesus says these shall go
away into everlasting punishment
he did not say these shall go away
into everlasting punishing. or into
eternal torture. Pastor Russell's free
pamphlet on hell shows the Bible
teaching on this subject very plain
ly. The penalty for sin, THE wages
of sin is death" 1.-The soul that
sinneth it shall die" The eternal
torment theory is blasphemy on
Gods name, and am glad to know
that nearly all of the ministers and
nearly all of the people have repudt-
ated it-at least in private.
Pastor Russell does not make any
money out of his vast work; he never
asks for money. never takes up a col
lection and never receives no income
from the Watch Tower Bible and
Tract Society. except small allow
ance of $11 per month for personal
necessities (the society paying all
his travelling expenses In addition.)
He does not roll in luxury-he al
most lives the life of an ascetic. He
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ANSVVE a AC
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angels In heaven. neither the Son.
but the Father" that If Jesus was
the Father he did know. How blind
the adherents to false creed will
make some people.
When Jesus was on earth he stated
himself that he was the Son of Man.
Saint Paul said he was the Man
Christ Jesus" He became man for
| the suffering OF death. The Bible
shows. Hebrew 2. that he did not
take upon himself the nature Of an
gels. and that since tthe blood OF
bulls and goats could not take away
responding price, ransom. should be
perfect man. It was his perfect
manhood that heSlaid down In sacrt-
fee. Those who believe that Jesus
lis God do not believe that he died at
tall; and If he did not die at all, then
man was not redeemed; and the Jesus
was not raised from the dead by God.
and if this be true there is no hope
of future life for anybody. Cor
l15:12-2O. The same verse which
teaches to him the idea of the trinity
says THAT they may all be one. as
Thou Father art in me and in Thee,
that they may be- one in us" John
l17:21, should also logically teach to
him that all the true believers are
ports of the trinity also, and IL this
be so they would have. to coin new
word to include 144.002 persons
manifest absurdity. Pastor. Rus
sells volume FIVE gives constdera-
ton of every passage usually sup
posed to teach the trinity.
If it is the teaching of antichrfst to
deny that Jesus came in the flesh,
then Mr.. FongIesong has accepted
the teaching of antichrist. because
his letter shows that he does not
believe that Jesus was man when
The was upon the earth. but that he
was God-materialized in the flesh.
The Bible shows that the Word was
made flesh; that he became a man.
We believe the Bible and do not &C
Icept the tetaching antichrist. If Jesus
were not man he could not be a
corresponding price.
How strangely inconsistent the
Rev. Mr.. Fogelsong is when he be-
lieves that when Jesus laid aside
the glory he had with the Father be-
fore the world was; though he was
rich, yet for our sakeS he became
poor" and "humbled himself even
unto the death of the cross" that he
was God; and that when the Father
has "highly exalted him and given
him name above every name,
making him 1.-The express image OF
his own person in glory, possessor
of immortality" that he is now a
mani would not be surprised If he
expected to see him man with his
second advent. I am firmly convinced
that the Lords return has taken place
and that the wonderful works that
are being done in the world during
the last forty years including the pres
Ient struggle between the nations, are
as result of his presence. Pastor
Russell forty years ago told of the
very happenings of this year and has
been laughed at all that time. His
critics are not so much disposed to
laugh on that score at the present
time.
The reverend gentleman apparent
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sTEALEY HEIGHTS

Five rooms and bath bun
sgalow on lot 40x120 feet,
good neighborhood, water
and sewerage, handy to the
street car line, close to
school and church. A good
home for
$1,000
81, 900 cash, balance less
than rent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03
COLONIAL HEIGHTS

We have two lots left in
this addition at very. low
prices. IF you want to buy
at the right price and in the
right location here is your
chance.
PRICE 500 AND $3.50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03

The French minister ofenlarfne is
planning to recover about 900 brass
cannon that were lost in a naval bat
tie In the English channel 222 years
ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03

lives the purest and best life of any
/ ever saw. i have been intimately
associated with him for over four
years. and have known hib by his
writings for over twenty-six years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03

He is loved and respected by all right
thinking people; but as the Lord
himself was hated and reviled for
good works, so Pastor Russell is re-
viled and slandered by those who
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-03

profess to be Gods people. It Is not
for me to say that they are not HIS
people. recall that St Paul even
&
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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
YOU CAN'T EARN MONEY
WHEN YOU'RE LAID UP

There are n lot Of people In this
town who cannot afford TO be sick.
Perhaps none OF you feel that you
can. but certainly some of you can't.
for a. soon as you are sick, your
wages stop and worry and debts bc-
gin TO pile up. Tho sensible thing
for you 60 do. a. soon as you feed
run down aud worn out. no matter
what tho cause. Ia 20 take some
thing Just IA quick az you can 10
build up strength and health. Make
yourself more comfortable and pro-
vide against serious sickness.
We don't believe there n any
other medicine made that will do as
much towards saving your health
and thus helping you save your
money az ReNall Olive OH Emnl-
sion. Il Ia medicine that gots
right at the. trouble and relieves n
by toning the nerves. onriching tho
blood. and giving new strength and
health TO the whole body. II does
not do this by means Of alcohol or
habit forming drugs. because Il con
tains none. itA strength and health
giving power Ia due 20 pure olive
oil and the hypophoaphltcs. Ions
endorsed by successful physicians,
the one for ts food value. the other
for la tonic value. Here. Tor the
first time. they are combined. and
tho result Is real nerve. blood and
body building medicins--a real
strengthener that We are proud "a
tell you about. You don't need "a
hesitate an using a.. because n Il
doesn't do all we say 81 will and
satisfy you In every way. Il will
cost you nothing. II n doesn't
make you strong and we'll again,
come back and got your money. II
will DO given 10 you without word
or question. Sold only at the more
than 1000 Rexall stores. and In thii
town only by US. 800. Joe II
Roberts. City Drug store. Price
utah.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
CATTLE MARKET STILL
HOLDING Up We'll
No PROSPECT or STEAKS BEING
CHEAPER SOON.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 27.-Cattlo
prices are 90 TO So cents higher thia
week. due TO shrinking receipts.
which arr 1000 head less than last
week. and 5000 less than the cor
responding week year ago. Pack
crs paid 1870 for Oklahoma steers
here today that were offered In
Oklahoma City two days ago. whore
the best bid ON thcm was t7.4O.
This circumstance indicates tho
firmncas OF prices al the finish OF
thla week. and promises we'll for
the start next week. Stockcrs and
feeders ano 10 20 no cents higher
since Wednesday The supply of
stookers and feeders will be apt TO
diminish from nov on. as most own
era consider thcac cattle n distinct
asset. and accordingly cling 60 ahcm
with increasing tonacity ne grass
approaches. The crop OF southern
cattle IL largely IN. and killers will
have TO depend ON Westerns, TO
gethcr with the reduced number OF
natives available this year. 20 exc
out their needs TN Southern grIss-
crs start. n month hence. This con
dition should make good market
during March. Native steers of
high quality sold at 50 TO $500 this
week. highest ever paid for cattle
here In February. Westerns rang
cd from t725 % $3.50. quarantine
steers $3.50 20 $3.50. native cows
Sc 10 s7.75. bulls $3.50 to $3.50,
native heifers up To S9.lb. vsal
calves tl1.
Sheep and lambs weakened a lit'
tie today. though the advance foi
the week IL around rs cents. NJ
choice lambs are here. some middle
class lambs at s775. from sam'
band that brought that price yes
terday. other lamb sales sometimes
10 cents lower today, Yearlingl
made $3.50 today. wethers 5000
ewes $3.50. Prospects for nex
week favor light supplies here. bu
Northern Colorado Is shipping free
ly. and the northern markets will
have plenty OF sheep aud lamb
next week.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
A Winter Cough.

A stubborn. annoying, distressing
cough hangs on. racks the body,
weakens the lungs. and often leads
TO serious results. The first dos
OF DR. Kings New Discovery giyel
relief Henry ID. Sanders OF Cayen.
dish. VI. was threatened with con
sun9tion. after having pneumonia
lie writes; DIR, Kings New Dis
covery ought to be In every family
II Is certainly the best OF all medi'
clnes for coughs. colds or lung trou
bic" Good for children's coughs
Money back II not satisfied Prize,
soc and 500. Al all druggists, IL
r. Bucklen a Co.. philadelphia oil
81. Louis Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
Cough Medicine for Chiidrcn.

Too much care cannot be used In
selecting a cough medicine for the
children II should be pleasant "a
take. contain no harmful substance
and be most effectual' Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy meets these
requirements and Is a fayorite with
the mothers OF young children ev-
erywhere. For sale by all dealers
--AdYt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05

A correspondent nom falhngham
O.ineolnshire) sends an account OF n
tight between a hare and a cat He
saw the cat attack a young mare. The
mother hare come 10 the rescue and.
jumping on the cat. fought II for
some minutes. The fight ended by
tho cat taking flight and being chased
by the hare.--Pall Mall Gazette
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
FOUND a Cure vor Rhcumatism.

""uhu turr FOf HII'uNIi1I'"'
II suffered with rheumatism foT
two years and could not get my
right hand 90 my mouth for that
length OF time. writes Lee l.. Chap
man. MapletOn, Iowa. Il suffered
terrible pain so l could not sleep
or lie stin at night, Five years ago
began using Chamb' 'lain's Lint
ment and In two months | was well
and have not suffered with rheum-
atism since" For sale by all deal
ers. Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost. strayed or stolen, one bay
mare about IL years old and colt
now two years old. Mare has ear
split and branded quarter circle
over circle on left shoulder. Colt
branded s diamond on left shoulder
Twenty dollars reward II returned
To shekrey sheya. Helper. Utah. 60
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-05

The Garden Meat Market han
dies first-class fresh salt and
smoked meats. poultry. butter and
eggs. -Advt. 1-tf.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
Charles o. Kruger in Auto Accident

Charles o. Krukcr, president OF the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company, was
shaken this moVuing when his automo-
bile slSidded on wet pavement at North
Philadelphia Station and collided with
the car OF William Lord Sexton, $500 Sem
mole avenne. Both cars were slightly
damaged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
STORM OF PROTEST
AGAINST DANCES AND
SHOWS IN CABARETS
Church People Fear Opinion
of City Solicitor Ryan May
Result in Laxity in This
City.

A storm of protest was made today by
church people against the opening of
hotels and cafes for public dancing and
cabaret amusements following the opinion
OF City Solicitor Ryan that dancing is
legal there. In many circles this is taken
to mean that Tenderloin resorts will be
reopened for dancing and singing.
Because of this belief persons inter
ested in civic improvement and members
of churches engaged In bettering condi-
tions in Philadelphia declare they will
keep close watch on places in which
dancing is begun, and. IL there is any
indication of disorder. will take steps to
end IT, II need be. It is declared. they
will close the saloons and cafes.
While admitting the City Solicitor acted
entirely within the law in giving his
opinion, d. Clarence Gibboney. of tho
Law and Order Society, said today pro-
prietors OF cafes and hotels would jeopar-
die their business by permitting disor-
derby dancing and shows, and he did not
think they would allow amusements with
out proper supervision.
although the law permits dancing in
cafes and hotels" said Mr.. Gibboney, the
License Court has looked with suspicion
on any applicants for licenses who have
intimated they intended 10 have public
dancing i'm their places. and l do not
think owners would take a chance OF
losing their licenses by allowing It,"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
LONG KIN. Interpreter,
ASKS WHY HE CAN'T VOTE
He's Been Twenty-six Years in Coun-
try and Yet Can't Go to Polls.

long Kin. 26 years in this country,
tbe business statistician of the Far East
restaurant, in Chinatown, Interpreter IN
Chinese cases In the courts, Penrose poh-
tician and one of the few Cinnamon VINO
confesses TO the ability to speak Eng
iisb when asked an embarrassing ques-
tion. wishes to know why he can't vote
n is true that Kin was born In China
But then Edward Moy. "a years Old VINO
was born in New York, but VINO mas not
half the political sway that Long KIN
holds. votes SO does his brother, Henry
Nov. They don't even live In Chinatown
They live on Spring street
Long Kin this morning said that amer,
ican citizenship was all wrong He had
lived longer in the country than voters
ot his own race lived upon the earth
He wants to know why a mere child
can vote and he cannot He admitted
that he favored Senator PenrOse because
the latter had big round head. The
Moys. he said, would probably vote
against big round head.
Long Kin is an educated man. He can
INTERPRET in court In three ways. He
can confuse the jury, enlighten 1t and
twist up a witness so that the result
is a gun war in Chinatown A gun war
rs to be bemOaned, for some innocent
bystander always get shot.
once, in court, a witness poured a
string Of Chinese into Kin's ear for al
most fye minutes in answer to a ques-
"Weu. what does he say?" interrupted
the wearied prosecutor at length,
"He say Yes" calmly replied the
interpreter.
Long Kin was a student at the Tenn
pie College for some years. Then he
became a pupil Of Frank Paul, the Cor
Oner's detective
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
WILSON, SUPPORTING
GLYNN IN NEW YORK,
h IS ELECTION ISSUE
Whitman, the Republican
Candidate for Governor,
Attacked by Roosevelt.
Sulzer Also in Race.

ALBANY, Nov. IA heavy vote was
polled up to noon in Albany and upstate
counties. The fine weather brought out
normal vote in the rural districts Re
publican leaders said they were pleased
with the polling, and expected a full Re-
publican vote.
ALBANY, Nov. 3.-The Eubernatoral
contest Is the centre of interest in the
election here today Martin H. Glynn Is
running for reelection as Governor with
the open Endorsement OF President Wilson.
The Democrats have made a strong cam
paign on tho platform Support the VIII
son Administration"
Charles w. Whitman. the Republican
candidate, is the New York District At
tornoy who convicted Becker and the
other police grafters. The Democrats de-
clare he has had no administrative ex-
perIence, while Theodore Roosevelt has
attacked him as a tool of William Barnes
Republican boss.
Whitman has countered by barring the
1hiquity of Tammany and attempting to
show that Governor Glynn has shown
himself subservicnt to that organizations
The Progressive candidate Frederick
Davenport, is not thought to stand much
show
fourth candidate who will cut into
the three leading parties is the deposcd
working TO beat Glynn and injure the
mon who ousted him. He has the sup
port of the Prohibition party and of some
of the Progressives, In addition, his par
ticular friends are organized as the
American party
President Wilson has indorsed James
w. Gerard, United States Ambassador to
Germany, in his race for United States
Senator to succeed Elihu Root. Gerards
principal opponents are James W. Wads-
worth, Jr, Republican, and Bainbridge
Colby, Progressive
The State is using the Massachusetts
form of ballot for the first time. The voter
must make a mark for each candidate
he desires to support. In Massachusetts,
1t Is admitted that the position at the
top of the ballot Is worth thousands of
votes. The names Of Senate candidates
will appear In the ninth square of the
official ballot. and for this reason II is
thought by politicians that Mr.. Gerard
Will not poll as many votes as Governor
Glynn.
In the last Congress there were 81 Dep-
Ocrats, II Republicans and one Progress
I've in the lower House from this State.
IT Is predicted by impartial observers that
the Republicans will gain from six to
ten seGts on account of the falling Off
of to- Progressive vote. They would
und ibtedly have done better If the Will
Hor Administration had not figured so
st.Sngly in the contest.
The city of Buffalo iS much excited
over the proposal to adopt the COM
mission form of government. Registra-
tion in Erie County, where Buffalo is
situated, Is larger than ever before; while
in other parts of the State there is slack
ened interest compared with other years,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN AGAIN
SUES RETIRED ARMY OFFICER
Claims $4,000 From Man With
Whom She Lived as Daughter.

MAYS LANDING. n. j., Nov. S.-Ellen
S. Cornell, a Philadelphia music teacher,
took the witness stand yesterday in the
retrial Of her suit against Colonel Louis
Orleman, retired army officer, for $4,000
she alleges due her for IL years service
as his housekeeper.
She told how she had first met the
veteran at a hotel at Far Roclaway. She
happened to sit at the same table with
him, and he learned to like her playing
and took an interest in her musical
career" she said.
He ultimately proposed, Miss Cornell
said. that she should come and live with
him as his daughter" proposition that
she accepted. According to the witness.
they lived together at several hotels and
apartments in New York, Boston and At
lnntic CITY, during which period she was
ALWAYS known as Miss Orleman.'
FINALLY the former officer took a nome
in the fashionable Inlet district, when
he furnished. She lived there with nm
and managed his house Colonel Orleman'
She testified, never gave her any money
eycept TO pay the household expenses