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telpilid)t. Die MGniler. bie Sen
Seinb bon Sen oelttide,l @rer3en slt-
riidtreibclt ip1en, lperben BORT orolls
BEN mutt freierer Seele i)r 2eben fiir
cen Sieg einietcl1, lueim lie erfabrcll
merbclL, Sab has @eib ruro Sic &C.
Iiebteit &inber babeim nift 6ent
gfeito preiS 9eaebeit iiitb.
@ir perntitalten eine
Sammlnns fir Sic bebiirftigcn Sran
eli nnb Sinner Der i'm Srlbc itc.
6cnocn Gatcrlanbsfdmpfcr
Se0e @abe ulpb iei lie nod, 10 &c.
rirtu, bilit Ser eolen Snte u1po clrt
sem @eber.
SGnmtlidp eillgetelpoe SpelOell
gcIongen batrd) bas 0udId)e .Gotbe
&reirs~ @er[ill. sur SertbeiIamg.
SIR Geitide, bie SIR int fernell
slnlerifo Cure irene imro bingebeiuoe
2iebe 5llnt olten 0elttid)en Safer
Iaito int Ser5en beipobrt bobt,
!Sclftt .Selft! Selft!
Relief Committee American Associa-
ton of Commerce and Trade, Berlin.
9eitrdge tperhe1l III Der Office
hes ,golfsbIatt" iotpie ppit Ealtor
II. $. &asnnnn i~ehcr5eit cltge9en-
gcltoill1ler ulpb bariiber i'm .SolfS'
blatt" offertlid) alrittirt.
Set unlerem lesten 9eridr iin>
nod folgertoe 9eitrGge einaegarl9elr:
2cbte ISOLDE bcriftet $3.50
,SSobn 9our, @ernloul. no. $1.0O
Con. &abennit, @%ernta1u,, DO. 1.0C
Serrtan Scidmnanlt, 5crntant, .10C
Trit Slafe, @cnunltll. Mio.. 200
Setter 9uriier, Serntainl. Mo. SOC
Mor aiberIiab Mcaittrif, Mo. SOC
0p. Sduitger, Totsbom, no. Loo
Snt @oitsell bis iett $94.50
Die folgcllNer 9ctrdqc iinb bis
lett bG !Serrn ToItpr aosntnun elm
9egdalgen:.
Nroit @nbIicAcr S1.O0
IIptp TocidHl LOO
Troirf Sitter 30
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Sapps SOliolu.

Stto @oebIer uito Semitic. unll
ct. 2oi,is, befnrben lid oli gcIudl
BEL bieiigeli germmotelr; 5ilr 3eit
iilto lie 5lt @ait hei Gbos. Obcrtbolrs
limo @attiii. ioauie ultd) BET 9lit9.
2olNelIboerfer ut6 @attim,
Srait Setlrp 9(briuq hrAa6 iid)
ISOLDE uud Scr Secorlb Greet
INN ibrc ain6er slt beiildclt; ip1tcr
miro tic iid) llndy Soiopette GotttD
begcbeit, Inn iDrelt oort m%obnbafte,
ain0crn aid, ciilen geiltdI ob5litot-
telt.
6rau Sobu Sdmibt 6egob lid,
@odlc liad) SiuisS, 6iiit @es
iut1 bel @m. amtll mo Satin.
8ror Iltop SoGn. 6eiolpo lid IN
ser reraoipeuelt @odr nti scr
a~rarfctIiite; befiubct lid nbcr ictt
oui Der @ciiertr1p.
GboS. StoiIc built 3irr Belt einc
rete Spnmprfiide nt6 eiu lpcilcs
HoitdIDmls.
Ter 8erfoui bel Nu0. 6o6cunebl
red)t jnblrcid 6eiitdst uro Die
Sadgu bradtql o1idl cute Ereiie.
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gO,rIieb RiSsc.

@biparo Gamer mafte an lesten
Snmstog einen 8eid1itsbeiut in
S,peitspilIe.
DDS Sml5frdnSdsr iueld,es ailt
perBarsenef Sdmitng bel 8m. GofI-
mann itattfaHo mar gut bsiiid)t iitO
elm hiibider erfplg.
s. j. &Gef, pcit 8lano, befmpS
lid, ON pergalgereir Solnitog in I'M.
icrer gtadJbarfdnft.
6rm1 enlit Rehmert, bon @laipo.
inrS 6erer Iutter, Srou 9cltrp Ga,
tper. IT,. tparen ON Ietten Samstag
aitf 9eitdy Bel Sralt gNapin @aiper.
@alter Sd,neperfoetter iii iest nit
ser &eparotur inio nit Scir Ialtrei.
dyelr ieilpes @obnbauies b~cidaitigt.
Brof. 8. @. 9oief mar am lebten
santstag IN 8IonS, ouf 9eMdj bel
Seiren g~ngeb0rigen.
Die repirhlifanidc &erimuulli1q
ipelde art letter. Snmstng in Oh
@oonam iiattfano. mar redt 5dhT,
reid bciltdJt.
Gfnter a. gcIl. Gin G~iicrbatur-
&onolrftetlr bon ct. Qo,riS. lln5 SsrI.
2poia Stre5iruaur. poit Netp @ooT.
laln, mrrhcn am ncriger Mittn,nf.
in Der &ofnnlna ron :. g. Erioe
Gdraut.
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Srafe.

Sn Sen SSamilier bon SouiS Sop
prInann, Sacpb Siunfnlrg uro Geo
Mniternarm, hieIt @crotter Stord)
oieier 5ogc Ginfebr; er bcId>ecrtc
Bel ieoer ser eritcrcn beiben ein
muntcres fIeiiles S6dferd,etl mo
Bel ser Iettcren eillcn fleilNelt
St%ommbalter, lpo5il mir mlcrieitS
beIteiis gratidiereir,
Sran Gf,as. GihSer, circ t,od?be-
tagtc @reiiin non so Sahren, crlitt
dru norigcn GonncrStna eilpell
SdLa8mrfoll; lie lieat icither III &C.
Gnrtten 3llItalrb hnrnieOer ulp1 lire
iGlrmntIid'en Ginbcr uilrSc1t an oo5
GrmNfelrbctt gcr1tfen.
Gq,us. Gross beiorbcrtc fiirSlid)
cinrc GarIuoinm Moltleicl nod ct,
9oltis, in6 Itattete bei hieier 8cle9,
euteit oild} benz Serfdleiertelp Ero.
pl)etem eirlcll &eiidl nb.
Sbeo. 2ieicnpper liei3 fiir5Iid cine
Stredc @olb0lonb pernleIicrl, Inn
0as 9ciisredt nlti cine groi5c Mlts
SOFT @obIdHpelleir ieitSitcllcn.
Glb. @reil1fe mo Srnit s. 9cppc
murberr in Der perga1Elcncat @odre
oetra1rt: Tic mlirhclt nit eiitcr oop.
peIten auteltmuiif bceI,rt. ionic ard,
NIT oct better @iinfd>rrt ihrcr
SrNaloc unb gtadfar1r.
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Infrnf!
Sir bas bcntidje &aterlanb.

Cine grauiam idmere St,ln0e lit
npebrodlen. CINE @elt ilr @affen,
Srunfreidh &lrBlatho, England, geI.
glen, limo sesen Dos 9eutid)e &eidl
olpfge1tdnoen.
SIM tiefiterL Srieoen mittctp M Der
grbeit all Der Webrltnq u1b 9elii-
tung ieitrer aultnrsiiter lit Seitid,
lono ge3tpinrgen 1porbelt ooS Sdhper
51t ergeifen lrnb iid) 5itr 8ebr 81
jeben geaell ole Seitpbe, bie es rings.
berlm beoroben.
SIS gibt in 6ieier tiefernltelu Stlin'
Sc, mo 0eltifIonb I'M ieine gri.
itens als @olf unb @roBmad)t fannpf
feline &arteien mebr, man felutt mir
Sattide: feire Stanbes< unb &olt-
iciiionss l~tnteridiebe eriitfren. @ie
eilr @artt geben Die 9eufiden @ebr'
manner nit i9ren Gniier, Dem ODER
ten ariessberrn, halrd) Did nno
Giin,, ourd Notb lrnb ZOO.
Gle @ebrm6tnler, Ole iett aus
3ietep oas 8atcrlmt6 81 %Dertbelol'
ilclr, iirto 5rtneiit ealts ploblidJ ais
.brer 5antilie iupo BON ibrer arbctts-
itGtte fortberllfen lporbelt. Sic ba.
BEN feline 3eit geboht. nod on Die
Gerlorguitg bon @cib mo aillo SIT
oenferL uno l~litaGbli9cip bon lblle1
feblte mtd jeoe Ioeldifeiit lire Sic.
bet gegen Die id)limmIte Notb SIT
fifern. @ir ollie tpiilen, bab IN Die.
ier Stuisbe Siinoeritntic1toe bon
orrlett Snai,en iid) angitpoa fnngelt,
iuie lie ben Srltaer ibrcr aiitacr it'll.
len iolen.
Sober 6eltide Gatriot ltllb Gcr5ll
SGblen bon ieber Itets Ole Willoitell
bon 0eutid4@ merifanern in Der fer
lteit ileitcn Seimatl,. Gdbcp hellte Die
&flidt, Den mittelloien Samilielr Der
inn SeI6e f1mpfeilben SaterlanoS'
@ertbeioieer biIfsbereit beiaidteben.
9aS 1T MerMdJerpflidyt uro Gatrio'
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NidDt 81 iibcricben!

@ir boben id)om iritber ooraai
zimmerman aeltadn, bnB bei Der
Sfndtsapobl am 3. NotGn6cr aud
iiber 10 announcements ilrr Stoots,
Contribution non Wfiiouri abacs
ltirnmt miro. 9ieielhen iilb aui Sem
Stimm5ettel rnmmerirt nmo lit rs
fiir Den Stiimugeber inobl AM ciSt-
taf)ltat ipenm or Iid) nit Dem Of
ti5iea (oltf Settle Z rutb s. Der
ofTentlid)en Slttalt Der eiaHel,len
announcements nertrmpt madr, ieine
GttId)eioang mir ODER 9e1ell geiuiie
announcements triiit lmO lid mir Srn
@nbltog MIR Die GiHrmter merit
ooer a1tildreibt. Heim Der amenhr.
merits gelnMell aisf 8erfiiMng Ner
Ieeten 2egislninr uno ledps Edpni
(pon 8 bis 15) ullter Dem &cicrur
bum . &eriabrelr at Ihitimmml.
Maebrere Der ImenbemennS be5iei)4.s
iidJ MIR atf ole @robitnbte BEG Stnc.
les, geo. 10, II, t2 uil6 10 iirto al
3nnpsmaBrcgeIn ODER 6ie @ltr.s!
ioldler 1npS ga lie bon beil iog. .Sra-
fenen" eifrig beiiirmmrtet merhen. 10
%iolLtep ole liberaleit Stimmtgeber orfr
ieIbit miiien, mic iie init 9esrg AM
~bieielben itiaHfneat ioItclb rciln lie
iidl nid)t Bar5 Der Slidtel ser SalWl4
tifer ailsliefern nollen.
@ir geben l~mdNtebeub Die SitaL
Der einBelnen Mmen6ementS I'M f>c
&eibenfolae bes S%timmSetteIs;
go. 1.-3ur amemoirinta Ses sstei
iiatibea@ eiebes, pelfeS afitimnrlte
iiber Single Gar perbiitet.
go. 2.-grlolrbniB iiir aoliaS
Gttp 8i,n @ciit offentlifer @ctricbe.
go. 3.Gtne StoataItGtcr 5lrr
9eibilie beim @al bon 2a%noitraben.
Io. 4.-Grb6buig oes SuIGrS ser
Observation-Disclosures mtf $1,000 per
ISnbr.
go. s.. Grlaipbnib fiir one Stnot
Ct. 2mtiS. fir enc gtuleihe sur att
lage oocr &ollfs BON llntergrirpb.
babinen 5ur Grlsiftennta Ses @er-
febrs.
go. 6.-grImlbniB fir StiImn-
Geher III Spe5ial. o6er ollBenGine1r
@egc48 itrifter, olrh eirfade Mebr-
belt Iofale grtraiteiterq fir 2oipbitra-
acknowledgements st bcidlieBen.
Ro. 7,-Eeniicnirinp ~beoiirftiger
Mirpoefp.
geo. s. grleidbterung fiir ct.
2oitis lmno aomfas Gitp, ibre 6rei.
briefe ab5u1rbern.
500, 8. 9etrifft Ole ioe. Sun
Greiu Bill" (8ertebrlln1 ser 3lpg4
angeitcltelr bon 8ertebrSmittcIlt ipie
Giieubob1len lfp.)
go. 10. 9etrifit sic @eit1ti9e
llrg obcr Gernerfnn4 6es Gliipein-
birten) Gountb.llnit (2ocuG Optiou)
@eletes.
go. If. nio 12. b~e6ielen iid alif
Some 9f1tfe" in gcciics nnO 9oliSei-
MISREPRESENTATION ser @roBitdOte.
go. 13.--@eipGbuuta 6cS 6rmlef-
itimrnred)ts.
go. If. 3nr 2(itowiiriirg ser
2egisIatltr, 90fSs i'm @ctrag bon
$5000o,000 Fir 2nnbitraBeitot nus
3tgeben.
go. t5-Soll politiffelf 0ltmFtcn
emn6gIiden, Steipern sur @erbcifs
riurg BON 9onSitnaben olls3nidrei.
ben
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ShulbcridDt

Monatlifer 8eridt ees DIT. Stcr
ling SdalbiitriftS Eo. "a, fir t2s
Wnnot meldjer nit Dem IS Sfiober
eToigtea &nuhen 70, I1Sten 8
inn 8an5en 81. @eidnmMiunune Dee
tGalitrn @eiltt}es 1905; 7SiIle pon
%erip0t1up 0; 9eaid'cr Z.
TGaiel Miller 2cfrer.
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Berger.

iSpan Serntaim @llmer, ncbit
Sodter Warg1retba, naren ON Cor.
igen 9oniierstog in Sermaral.
Solpp 3oeller iuio @atti1i. luluie
.Soiepb Tafbseb utuo airtoer, befalr-
rem iid) am p~crgangcnea Sonntas in
&eunofml. auf geiiid| bel @m. Sell
lsfro @attin.
Sralr Geo. 3eilmunal, Sr., be-
fnrbet lid, eeBethpdrtig IN ct. 2oais,
oirf geiitd bel fbrer Sodyter, 6rau
Eaid 9utber.
Srau Mnrp Sind lpeilt lett stpei
@oden nii 8elitd) Pei ibrem Sobr.
gaait. 5i1rf. in 9,,fi,cr, Mo.
6nnn $. S. SteppcImanll, dpeld,c
ieit 5,pei Iorotet bel ibrer Softer.
Srni u. 6. Soeecr, in Salisbury,
Oto., mli 9ciltd geaueien mar. tebrte
ON letten 9ieilstoa bon BORT srriif.
60. Trctpcl uno @attir. uebit
Sod}ter Srelbe, befiarben lid, oicie
@od,e a,f 9eald bei Seripapoten
ulub 6reiuloem in 9oonnille, Wao.
@nl. i. Sallbed n1ad,te arn OsGl-
tog Siclcr @odp eiiten 8eifaFtsbc-
iltdi III Serntarai.
Sobn ,. 6oes modte in Der Der.
~gargei,ct @ode eiten gbiteder
mad ct. 2ouis.
Srn1i s. s. Giittler ulo 0crel
5pd)ter. Srmt Bertha GoOion. Deld}e
lett bier Mo1ntel bei SSoiepb Sae5
ori @cilld iparell, limo naf ibrgl
Seirn, in NollaS, Ger, 5uriifge-
febrt.
SRI. Scln1o Gatss bcfiaroet lid Die
ic 8odp, 6~eiudsipeiic, in ct. 2otis.
g. 6. DIT, beiatpb iif ollt peraarl-
gctell Sonntog nif 9ehld), IN Ser.
iitalln.
Gaitor ,Sos. 9oiss, beiien De
iliito6eit idJorr ieit %ldat9erer 3eit febr
argegrifien mar, reiite anl lebtelt
Solnrtag uad] ct. Soptis, SIR dr5t-
liden 9ebonbllnia I'M ctangI. 9ias
foniilcn 6oipitnl.
@an. s.. Strotbnlmnl, nebit Satin
lhl6 Sol)E, befuiloen iid) am Der.
golgelear Solmltag. in Sern1orwl, alli
9enld} bei Sreiuloell.
SRI. 2illic gltleibc, Dom Ncip Sa
reir, nor ON lcbterp SonttaA bier,
orf @cltldl bel Srnt $. $. Sail.
6rail &noerper. bon Slpoepelthence
Wto., befolb iid iiber lettell Soln-
tag lll0 Mo,dog bicr oiti @cilld) bri
ibrer Mlptter.
Or. Sornloip, BON ct. 2ouiS. be,
faluo iid) iibcr lcbten Sanrston un0
Sorultna bier, a,nbb niiiitirte Or.
@aai,er bel elmer ~idnpieri9cn Spc-
ratioil. Or. @aarpr hit INNER icbr
6eld,dfti9t.
2rtiS @oegcr nlp6 ,Saiuilic, pGll
Worriioll, marelp iIber lctten Sonls'
tng ulpo Soimltag bier, ultf @ciltdl
BEL Eaitor 0ais:Ss iiit6 @attii,,
&errp S,teOellulrll, Sr., lnub Sat.
tin, SSididls @iSsnnarm itno Satin,
ionic Com. 6ilif ncbit @ottiil. lrn0
MlSg. @atterrberg, bcianbcn lid anI
pcrgmrgmen Spmta9 iIr @ernlnlllh
ln Der Scicr oes %filnf5Cbntet Sab.
rcatolcs Ger Sodl}eit pom 5. &,
Sainticr ltlo @attin bcianuolmcr.
@oio mo Sdmtiot periorbtcn an
lrhtclt TiclStaa cine Garloomq
Sdppcine.
@ernndiul &irdlppfer, bon Schnlm,
ipeilt bier olli &eilpd! bel iciilcm
gatcr ntS iciren @eidapiiterll.
6roil Bertha Niltfcp mo 6ruil
Tetcr 9iittcp ~tefonben iidl ou 10.
rlgcil Mitttpod} lmuo 0omprstog IN
&crrnlul. oilf 8entG bel &crluallb.
ten.
goolf 9irdhoier Don &niainS Gitu,
300, befoipo iidy pprige &odje bier.
arf @eiltdl bel iciatcln bod)bctogtclt
@robpoter, Sacob airda>oier.
Srait Gllalitc @iilnmlnG Trall
Siilia 8iiinmrut lnpo 6ralt Srrrp
SlirbGnami. Sr., marcll an ooriacil
0mnlcrStng III GfMmpi&, utN moblrs
ten Sem Miiiioltsicit bel.
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Sndlen's slrniea salbc fir


Sffritt., 9rnnb- unb anoere offene
8intbcl. 6. g. SOBER, MariGo,
q. g., idreibt: sSnbe ME eille
8uitbe oieier arten aebobt, Bic es
iidt beiIte." SoIt bette nph cine
SdpafteI 9udIer's aritica Salbe
mo babt bieie bereit Bel Brand.
Shnitt- intb arlerbonb 8rnoen
gerbiitet 2ofinp. 25c BET Current
g~potbefer. (soo.)
Ibonltirt o,f Ons Serntolnter
&olfsbFott.
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SCHOOL NOTES I
. 4 + + i + + + i + j. i. 1. + + J

The following is the list of teach
ers and their assignment for the
year:
Central School-Anna B. Doyle, prin
cipal and instructor in Arithmetic and
Agriculture; Gertrude Johnson, Geo.
graphy; Winnefred O'Rourkc, His
tory; Blanche Blynn, Language for
the Sixth a." Seventh 3D." Seventh
"a" and Eighth "B"; Ruth Striffler,
Fifth Grade, Grace Wright, Fourth
Grade; Alba Quillin, Third Grade;
Kathryne Lynch, Second Grade; Cap
tolia Austin, First Grade.
Irving School-Mary ORourke, prin.
cipal, and Sixth ''B" Grade; Leah
Graham, Fifth Grade; Byra Brooks
Fourth Grade; Anna Sherry, Third
Grade; Virginia Jones, Second Grade;
Frances Blu bee, Second "B"; Mrs
Woodruff, First Grade; Ethel Shuey
First 3D."
High School,. F. Lewis, princi-
pal; frankie Kinnard, Latin-German;
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Jews. was crumb. Similarly. the
SyrO-Phoenician woman got crumb
when she entreated Jesus to heal her
daughter. Jesus noted her faith and
gave her the desired crumb. See Mat
thew 15:24-2S.
AS the Jews died to their favor. so
the outcaSts died TO their disfavOr
The early Church was made up Of
this Lazarus class. In the parable
they are represented as Abraham's
chidren-in his arms. Jesus and His
followers are Abraham's Spiritual Seed.
Thus st. Paul writes. 3:29
Dives Five Brethren.
The parable mentions the fact that
the rich man had five brethren. In
Jesus day the Jews of Palestine rep
resented chiefly the tribes of Judah
and Benjamin. while the majority of
the other ten tribes We're scattered
abroad. The statement of the parable.
They have Moses and the Prophets"
proves that Jews only We're referred
to: for no Gentle had Moses and the
Prophets. The number five is also in
accord. Whereas two tribes. Judah
and Benjamin. were represented by
one rich man, prOportiOnately the 9TH
err ten tribes would be represented by
dve brethren.
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Helen Mighell, EnglishHistory; Philit
Crutchfield, Mathematics, Agriculture;
Mrs. Nellie Caster. Commercial; Mrs.
Smith, Eighth "A" and English; H
L. Beane, Manual Training; Miss
Alice Piercy, Domestic Science; Miss
Cassie Wright, First Primary; Miss
Elizabeth O'Brien, Music; Miss Adnee
Palmer, Drawing and Penmanship.
The enrolment in the grades is
80 above that of last year at the
end of the first week. The High
School enrolment is II above that
of last year at the end of the first
month and will be at least fifty
more by the end of the month as
many will not enter until after the
Fair.
The schools are planning to cele.
brate the One Hundredth Anniversary
of the writing Of the "Star Spanglcd
Banner" with appropriate exercises or
Monday of next week. The schools
all over the land will take notice OF
this event at high noon of that day
In Baltimore close to which place
the song was written, there will be
celebration costing many thousands
Of dollars. Parents who wish to
show their patriotism along with the
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school children will be welcomed.

school children will be welcomed
The high school lecture course of
five numbers is soon to be placed
before the public. There has been a
constantly growing appreciation of
this sort of entertainment since its
foundation five years ago. This year
the Midland Bureau will furnish the
talent and it comes guaranteed in
every way. The tickets will be plac-
ed on sale at a price so low that no
ono can afford to be without a sea-
son ticket. The attractions are all
Chautauqua numbers and the course
is varied one which will please all.
The school wagons are filled to
capacity this year and still there are
more children seeking conveyance in
them. At the monthly meeting Of
the school board on Monday evening
plans will be considered fer the re-
lief of the situation. At this same
meeting final decision will be made
concerning the handling of the schools
during the Fair
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1914-09-17

Jewish nation. The promises. the
Prophets and the Law Covenant were
their purple. fine linen and sumptuous
table The fine linen symbolized their
typical justification through typical
sacrifices. The purple rairnent typified
royalty; for they We're the typical king
dom. The sumptuous fare represented
the Divine promises. as st. Paul i'm
plies.-Romans 11:9.
In Jesus day Jewish favor began to
end. They were completely cut off in
A. D. 20. as all Jews admit. Figura-
lively. the rich man died and was
buried. Nationally the Jews went to
Hades. the tomb; and their resurrec
ton has not yet been accomplished. al
though Zionism is its beginning.
Nationally dead and buried. the Jews
individually have had anguish of soul.
as they have received prosecutions.
sometimes. alas! from those who pro-
fess the name Of Jesus. but deny Him
in practise. For nineteen centuries the
Jews have cried to God. represented in
the parable by Abraham. The only
answer they have had is that there is a
gulf between them and Jehovah.
Thank God. the New Dispensation
dawns. in which the rich man will re-
turn from Hades! Israel will be re-
habilitated.- Ezekiel 81. etc.
The Poor Man of the Parable.
Lazarus represented an Outcast class
-publicans and sinners. who had
alienated themselves from Gods favor;
and Gentiles to whom favor had new
err been extended. tEphesians 2:12l
These had no fine linen Of typical JUS
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YELLOWSTONE SEASON ENDING
W. D. VINCENT,
Supt. of Schools.

Ogden, Sept. 9.-The Yellowstone
national park season is nearing the
close. The last Yellowstone Park
train for the 1914 season will leave
Ogden on the evening of September
20 and the last one leaving the park
will reach here about twenty-four
hours later. Railroad officials state
that the park traffic for the past
summer was light, the number of
tourists visiting the park not being
as great as in former years.
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Ag7zST1a3Kd5KEYN
NiEABEEsNACIEJ

~ElbEEr~S! UDf~ON
RICH TO HELL-PooR TO HEAVEN
Luke 16: -31-May II.
.'lvhoso stoppcth his ears at the cry of the
poor. he also shall cry himself. out shall
not be heard" Pr0rerbs 2l:I3,
~ I'D Jesus mean this? Are the
4 rich to spend eternity in mis-
cry becarsr OF furing sulnptu-
o,lSlys every day. and wearing
purple and fine linen? To get to
Heaven must we be poor beggars. COW
cred with sores and eating crumbs
from rich mans table? Has char
acter nothing to do with future re-
wards and punishments? Again. will
the rich. tormented in fire. see the poor
in bliss. and will the hOnOred poor see
the rich in eternal misery?
For many years this parable has dis
tressed Gods people; both heart and
head have rebelled. We remembered
that Abraham and other Biblical per
sonages were rich: and that God Him
self is very rich Finally we looked
the subject up In both Hebrew and
Greek. and found that Abraham did
not go to Gehenna. the hopeless con-
dition. the Second Death. but to Sheol
Hades, the grave. the death state
where there is no fire.
Our greater knowledge increased the
mystery: for the Scriptures declare
that Sheol. Hades. the tomb. Is to be
destroyed: and that all are to be
brought from II in the resurrection.
No other Scripture seemed to agree
with this parable. except as we might
use for it's support one text In Reve-
lation. which speaks of symbolic
beast and symbolic false prophet in
torment Thus thinking Christians
have been perplexed for centuries by
the story Of this lesson.
Now All ns Clear-Plain.
Now we see that our lesson is para-
BILE. (Matthew l3:34.) To take it liter
ally involves the absurdity of suppos-
ing that all beggars 80 to Heaven, and
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all wealthy TO
He'll; for the par a
BILE says nothing
about character.
But in a para tile
the thing said is
not the t b l ID 6
m e a n t. T b u s
wheat and she ep
represent childr en-
of God; tares and
6 o a t s represe Mt
those dominated
by the Adversar Y.
In our lesson the
,.ioh mon u-oS tho
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ChamherIain's liniment

If you are ever troubled with aches
pains or soreness OF the muscles, you
will appreciate the good qualities OF
Chamberlain Liniment. Many SUI
ferers from rheumatism and sciatica
have used it with the best results
1t is especially valuable for lumbago
and lame back. For sale by all deal
ers. adv.
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tihcation. no pur-
pie of Kingdom
prospects. no rich
promises. All that
they could have
We're cru m b s
f 70 III the rich
mans table.
The Scriptures
illustrate t W q
such crumbs Civ
en- by Jesus. His
healing of the
Roman centuri-
on S sea 9aGt. al
fhn aa~p,D-IL -
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Call or phone. Boyle Building. adv.