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New-York tribune., 1914-11-16

tell us that this Age Is the one in which
evil, as personiied in Satan, the prince
Of this world" prevails, and in which
the Lords Cause and His people are
more or less set at naught They all
tell US that the inauguration OF
Messiah's Kingdom signifies a momen-
tous change in respect TO these matters.
in His day the righteous shall flourish
and the evil-doers shall be cut Off.
God wisely and kindly yelled their eyes
in respect 70 the length OF time before
the Reign OF Righteousness would begin.
Hence the Apostles all speak OF the New
Dispensation as imminent-not, how
ever declaring il 10 be expected in their
day: rather, they expected 20 fall
asleep in death. but with the assurance
that with the dawning Of the New Dis
pensation they would share in HIS
Resurrection"-C Christ's resurrection
the resurrection 70 glory. honor and i'm
mortality on the spirit plane.
Our text is one Of these prophecies
respecting the future-picturing the in
auguration OF Messlah's Kingdom. Like
all other Scriptures bearing on this sub
feet il implies that the transition from
the Reign OF Sin 70 the Reign Of Right
the dominion OF Christ, will be great
Time OF Trouble, because Satan and his
deluded subjects will not quickly and
meekly renounce their claims 70 earthly
dominion and submit themselves Loyalty
10 the King Of kings md the Lord OF
lords. This will necessitate the break
ing in pieces Of these systems-their
subjugation.
As we have already pointed out this
breaking and shaking and trouble are
coming from every quarter and are de-
scribed In the Scriptures as great
whirlwind raised up from every quarter
OF the earth. Other Scriptures have told
Us about the trouble upon the nations.
picturing 20 US the winds OF war, 70 be
followed by the earthquake Of Socialism.
and that to be followed by the fire OF
anarchy. Still other Scriptures have
shown US the conflict between the
people I'm general and the princes Of the
world-merchant princes, manufactur-
ing princes. religious and political
princes and kings-showing us that
eventually there will be two great divl-
sions i'm the conflict. and that the whole
earth will be terribly devastated by the
ensuing anarchy.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
BEGS ARMS FOR
IRISH UPRISING
Larkin DenOunces Redmond ana
Asks Funds for Ireland to
"Grasp Opportunity"

Iames Larkin. the Dublin labor
leader. at meeting held by the Cian-
na-Gael in Turn Hall last night IN
memory of the execution Of Larkin,
Allen and O'Brien, the "Manchester
martvrs." denounced John Redmond
and other Home Rule workers as
TRAITORS TO ireland" because OF their
o-British attitude in the war
Larkin hinted vaguely at an uprising
in Ireland against England and ap-
pealed for funds to buy arms ana am
THE time is ripe" he said, "for an
active movement. We have waited
wears for this opportunity, and II could
not come at better time. we nave
the men and the plans, but only nave
5000 rifles and no ammunition
"Give us more guns and ammunition
and we will not fail you. We nave got
something better than England ever
had-destiny. | appeal to you men
who have no home ties to JON US
From the rest your support IN working
for funds TO fight for your country
Frequently the speaker was ap-
plauded. but he quieted temporarily
his hearers by telling them that ne t,,, ara
not care for the demonstration. What
he wanted was "for them to put up OF
shut up" IL.
"No more men," he said, will enlist
for England. In Dublin when | LETT,
about two weeks ago, there were but
five day enlistng Now understand
there are none. Cork is determined
TO make no more sacrifices for England:
All are rallying for their own country.
References to the Kaiser and the VIC
tories of the German army were loudly
applauded. A resolution proclaimlng
allegiance 10 the cause of Irish national
independence and their determination
TO carry the cause to final victory was
,aaeoI
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
MRS. GILMAN SEES
WORLD FEDERATION
Says Nations Interdepen-
dence Will Eventually
End All War.

A world federation which shall pre-
clude war was prophesied by Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman last night in
lecture on "What Humanity Is For"
at the assembly hall in the United
Charities Building, 109 East 22d st.
The lecture was the first of a series Of
six, with the group title, "War and
the World Hope" to be delivered in
this hall Sunday evenings.
Mrs. Gilman admitted that the first
attempts at a federation would be
feeble -"even more feeble than the
first articles of federation of the
United States" But the world was
beginning to realize the interdepend- e
ence of nations and the need for closer
cooperation, she said; and one of the
things that was bringing it home to
this country was the task of feeding
the starving nations in the European
war
1--WE must feed them; we are gem
erous people, and can't let them
starve," she said, but the more we
feel them the madder we get. What
have we done we ask. that we should
tear our hearts out for these countries
that are quarrelling among them
selves?
"The folly, the stupid waste, tire in
sane destructivenes of this war reacts
upon the whole world. The other day
a valuable library, being shipped TO
this country, was blown up by mine
in the Atlantic. That is one small in
stance of a criminal waste which the
nations should combine TO prevent"
In response to questions Mrs. Gill
man said the world federation would
probably begin in some attempt at
mediation.
at will be a good many years be-
fore anything comes of it. There will
have TO be great deal of propaganda.
But it's not a mere dream. great
many able men and women are dis
cussing it very seriously. The eco
nomic mterdependence of the nations
points toward it, There are nations
which could not live without the prod
ucts of other countries. What would
England be without our fields and cat
tie? The roast beef of Old England
is the roast beef of Rhode Island.
We should be very unhappy without
the coffee other nations send u.s.
Mrs. Gilman agreed with an OBJ
icctor in the audience that those ma
tions which believe IN the divine
right of kings" would be slow to come
into a world federation. In answer to
another questioner she said she didn't
think the United States should have
been quite as neutral as it has been in
the war crisis.
"When two men in the street are
killing each other in fight, the neigh
borhood generally interferes without
waiting for a warrant. | think" the
lecturer said. that, without any harm
or loss of dignity, the United States
could have sent one Of those notes
the powers are so fond of exchanging,
stating that this government would be
greatly displeased' if such and such
things were done
The lecture next Sunday evening
will be upon "War, Waste and Social
Economy"
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
TO AID LIVERPOOL
EXCHANGE TO OPEN

London, Nov. 15.-To facilitate the
reopening of the Liverpool Cotton Ex-
change the government has arranged
a scheme in consultation with the di-
rectors of the Liverpool Cotton AS
sociation and the Liverpool banks,
which provides for the government
guarantee of advances made TO mer-
chants by the banks. The persons de-
string advances will have to disclose
their affairs and their books to the
banks.
The guarantee is to apply only to
advances required to meet market diff
ferences, from five pence a pound down
wards, which the merchants may have
paid or may still have 10 pay in re-
spect to cotton future contracts. All
advances are 10 be repaid not later
than one year after the termination of
the war.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
THE Evil Day" Upon Religionists.

Our text refers TO the present time as
an evil day upon religious peopie-a DAY
of trial. of danger, of victory Tor the
few of disaster for the many processing
the name of Christ. IL may surprise
some when we assert that we, the
Church. have already been in this evil
dav referred TO in our text for some
wears. and that il still continues and VIII
merge into the evil day upon the world.
This means that the evil day upon the
Church began before the evil day upon
the nations. This is in full accord with
the Scriptures. which declare, 'Judg
ment must begin at the House Of God
the Church. Peter 4.l1.
For nearly forty years the Church has
been undergoing severe trials and test
ings along the very lines Indicated by
the Apostle in our context, and IN
various other descriptions OF this time
furnished US in the New Testament.
During this period Theosophy, Christian
Science, Spiritism, Higher Criticism
Evolutionism and various other contus-
ing teachings, have come forward. Each
contains fragments OF truth and masses
OF error. From the Scriptural stand
point they are brought forward at the
present time by the Adversary, satan
with a view 10 confusing the people and
leading them away from the Truth.
Satan is represented as being espe-
cially active at this time for the reason
that this is tho time when special
light upon the Divine character and
Plan are due 10 come 10 the Church.
Seeing that the people are awakening TO
more intelligent thought on religious
subjects. the Adversary brings forth a
host of philosophers 20 entangle, 70 mis-
lead. putting darkness in the guise or
light. and endeayoring TO make the light
OF the dawning New Day appear as
darkness. This the Apostle refers to in
the context ". 12): For we wrestle not
against flesh and blood. but against
Municipalities. against powers. against
the rulers OF the darkness Of this Age.
and against wicked spirits in high posi-
tions."
These wicked spirits. We understand
the Scriptures TO teach are the fallen
angels. called demons throughout the
New Testament. Under the captaincy Of
Satan they have not ceased their war
fare against the Lamb and those who
4OlOW Illlit AlVA W III AAltf Nfdaf AllAll
in the due time. Emmanuel shall bind
that old Serpent and restrain all his evil
influences. to the intent that the world
may be no longer DISQUALIFICATION
201-3.
During this evil day the truthfulness
Of the Apostles word has been demon
strated, that the people OF God require
the whole armor OF God that they may
be able to Withstand these seductive and
evil influences. Only thus guided with
the Truth. protected with the breast
plate OF righteousness. shod with the
preparation OF the Gospel OF Peace,
armed with the shield OF faith and. in
tellectually with the helmet OF saliva
tion and the Sword OF the Spirit, which
is the Word OF God-only these have
been able 70 stand. and TO help others to
stand. in a time when thousands have
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Horses Stolen, Say Officers.

Michael Lamendri, of 3l3 East Goth
ST., was arrested yesterday by detec-
ties from Union County, New Jersey.
when two horses, alleged to be stolen
from a farmer in Linden, were found
in his possession. Lamendri, the de-
tectives believe, has been acting as
"fence" for the disposal Of more than
forty horses, stolen recently in New
jersey.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
MADRID RIOT DUE
TO GERMAN CHEER
tBy Cable TO The TribuncI

Madrid, Nov. Friends of France
in Barcelona organized an entertain
ment in q theatre in aid of Belgian
families. On The appearance in the
theatre Of the British, French and Bel
gian consuls there was a loud cry OF
Long life to the Allios!"
One spectator, however, shouted
"Long life to Germany" This caused
a violent riot, and there were serious
collisions between both parties, with
the result that a policeman was Sc.
verely wounded by bullet and many
persons were arrested.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
SEES WORLDWIDE WAR
Woman Tells Esoteric Society
Conflict Will Engulf All.

Miss Agnes +. Marsland, president
Of the Oriental Esoteric Society, oil
Washington. addressed its members
last night Mt % West seth st. on the
European war. The society recognized
no personality in the war, she SAID
but viewed il rs the conflict of souls
fighting for a purpose, Both sides were
right, she said yet both were wrong.
Il was really but n continuation OF
the Roman wars, and would finally en-
gulf all the nations Of the world, rang,
ING the Christians against those OF
Oriental faiths, she said.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
FRANKFORT.ON-MAI
DRIVES OUT ALIENS

Berlin, Nov. 15.-The chief of police
of Frankfort Main announces that
all subjects of hostile nations, includ-
ing citizens of the British colonies,
without respect TO age or sex, must
leave the township before November "a.
They must appear before the chief of
police prior to November II to inform
him of their presence and to indicate
the place to which they desire to
moYe.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Slashed at Picture Show

Following a dispute over a seat in
the Chatham motion picture theatre,
; Chatham Square, last evening, James
Blanchey, a driver, of 81 Tillary ST.,
Brooklyn, was slashed across the face
with a razor by young Italian.
Blanchey told the police that he had
seen his assailsnt in Chinatown on
other occasions. and said he would take
care of him when he got out of the
hospital.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Woman Found Gagged in Store

Nine. Theresa Perlino, a milliner,
was found bound and gagged late yes
terday afternoon, in the room in the
rear of her shop, at 7s2 Second av
Two men, whom she admitted at
knock, had bound her up several hours
before and ransacked the place. They
found nothing.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, Pa
November -.
tor Russell's text
to- day was. Take
unto you the whole
armor Of God, that
ye may be able 70
Withstand in the evil
day. and. having
done all. TO stand.
Ephesians 6:l3.
All the Apostles
pointed forward to
our day--to the
conclusion OF the
present Age and tho
Inauguration Of tho
New Kingdom. With
Ouo vOice thew all
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16

gives James Wickersham. tho delegate
from Alaska, IA Democrat, much TO
the surprise of Mr.. Wickersham's =
friends here, who have all along known
him as a Republican.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Ample Supply of Credits.


characterized banking in the past, will
be destroyed permanently.
Ample Supply of Credits.
"The Federal Reserve banks provide
for system of credits based upon
commercial paper, thus at last secur-
ing 10 the country an adequate supply
of the necessary credits to meet the
legitimate demands of business as they
develop. The supply will be absolutely
responsive to the demand, and thus
business will be freed from the re.
strictions, limitations and injuries
from which it has suffered in the past,
because it has not been able to recely,
at the time when most needed the
credit facilities which were essential
to it's regular and proper development.
The whole country is 20 be congratu-
lated upon this final step in an achieve
ment which promises such incalculable
benefits 10 the American people.
The new banks will not assume their
complete functions tomorrow, as the
Federal Reserve Board has decided that
because of the unusual financial condl-
tion5 now confronting the country
safe and conservative beginning is
nHfp.@AlAs
banks. however, there will automati
callv be released gold which has been
estimated at S1SS, 900 The reason
for this is the decreased amount of re-
serve which the new law compels mem
her banks TO have. The understanding
is that this large amount OF gold will
Immediately be turned into business
channels.
Accumulation of RESERVES.
There is one feature of reserve pro-
vision. however, which is farreach-
ing. This is the provision which COM
pels the keeping of the reserves In the
district, whereas now reserves are in
good many cases deposited with banks
i'm New York. The banks, however
have thirty-siX months in which 20 ac-
cumulate these reserves in their vaults,
after which time the amount held must
permanently remain there.
The reason assigned FOR this pro-
vision is that the object Of the Federal
Reserve act is TO promote business. It
has been said that the reserves of in
terror banks which have been held in
New York have been used for specula-
tive purposes in stocks, etc. 1t was to
prevent the use Of this money for such
ends that this provision was made.
What is considered the most Impor-
tant part Of the Federal Reserve act is
the provision by which member banks
can 20 to the Federal Reserve Bank of
the district in times of stress and re-
discount securities held in their vaults
Under the old system banks were not
allowed to borrow an amount exceeding
their capital stock, but now the borrow
ing capacity Of reserve banks is limited
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Bible Study Imperative.

In accord with the Lords Word, W
are seeking TO sound an alarm. not i0
the benefit Of those who have fallen
but i'm the interest OF those who are
trembling and in danger Of falling. Ias
Divine provision for our day ls 20 Non.
derful that even babes In christ
starved for the milk OF the Word, mas
quickly appropriate strong and nourisa'
ing food and become clear IN the KNOW
edge Of God and in a proper understand
ing OF the Bible, thus being enabled 70
rejoice in this evil day and 70 assH
others.
SO wonderful is the Divine proyison
OF Truth that those without the helmet
protecting their intellects from u'
various conflicting theories and creec'
may be supplied and assisted m pltals
on the helmet OF salvation-an intelee'
tual appreciation OF the Divine INNS
SO abundant is the Divine arrangement
that the breastplate OF Righteousness
the fundamental truths respecting y.
vine Justice. Wisdom Love ana Po"e',
covering and protecting the heart a.
the yitals-may be quickly ADJUSTED v
those who are sufficiently awake a.
desrous Of putting on The breas'plS.
of righteousness. So abundant are w
Divine provisions for the WILING 81
oDedient that they may quickly pI
the sandals OF preparation pfo''aeu u.
the Lords Word which VIII eh4s'
them 20 triumph over the adverse 'O-,
ditions of the present life with speeu 80
comfort.
Today. as never before. the sword =
the Spirit the Word OF God, is sh~t
and today, as never before, the ~
OF God may quickly learn no" n
this weapon as against every ioi" -.
ignorance. superstition and satahi' ~
POSITION. Equipped with all tneSe,
with the knowledge OF the iulhiiie"
the Scriptural prophecies, the ma
cod. thoroughly furnished, may -,
great shield OF faith sufficient 70 S 80
every other circumstance or 0Uu.,s, u,
that may arise. We urge. then 'hls
people OF God everywhere begin 80 ,o
"a study OF the Divine NOu -,
through their old spectacles "h''n !. ,ss
confused and bewildered tnem - M
past and in the present, but alioH'.s M
Bible TO interpret itself and WIZ ore.
assistance which God has oeen ,,,ty
viding for His people during thss ,oN
years. equip themselves not ohg n,
strong for the present but aisy ~ RNs
coming days. For :. We read 'ns n.
Alright. the terrible collapse OF os,gs cogs
anitv and imitation Kingdoms Of r.,
dear Son will soon be upon Us 80
will be an awful time FOR the s,sore's
general. but the perpleMties anu I, ~
of that day will be intensiheu ,a',.sSy
case OF those who have been pIVI'i I In r..
Gods people. yet stupidly u.l''V ,. roJ
spect 20 the teachings OF Goa
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
Able To Withstand
In The Evil DQv
"WATCH YE, STAND FAST IN THE FAITH
QUIT YOU LIKE. MEN"

Necessity of Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth" -
Separation Of Wheat From Tares in Progress-Specia
Trials of Faith and Obedience-Easy to Fall-Divinev
Provided Armament Of Grace and Truh-A Willy Foe
-SefExaminaton Duty.
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16

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therefor sr"g rates IvTERvATIoNAL BIBLE STDEyT5 Assoc
New-York tribune., 1914-11-16
BUSINESS HERE GETS
NEW START TO-DAY
Continued from page l

rates and available credits, which have
characterized banking in the past, will
be destroyed permanently.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
MOUNT GLARE
aeaa
tsPrciAL coRREsPoNpENc'EI

MT. CLARE, Jan 19.-The Rev. Mr.
Vincent, LEGAL minister. filled the
pulpit here and ut A1cWhorter Sunday
for Pastor Workman, who is still. hold
ing revival meetings at Green Hill.
Eli West, of West Milford, was
shopping in Mt. Glare recently.
E. b. Morris spent Thursday with
his parents here.
Mrs. James Mills is very i'll of Ia
grippe.
Maurice Pickett, who fell and broke
several ribs is slowly improving.
Mrs. A. III, Booth was shopping in
Clarksburg Friday.
George Gi1pen. of Clarksburg, was
a recent guest of his sister, Mrs. Hu-
bert Callaghan.
while several Mt Clare boys were
ooasting a recent evening near the
iresidsnce of =! j. Davidson on q bob
sled some mishap to the sled while
going at a rapid speed caused three
OF the boys to receive painful bruises.
James Dye had one of his eyes serious
by Injured, Hale Cork was lacerated
about the face, while Truman knight
was struck in the side by piece OF
the demolished sled. This accident
caused the boys to suddenly stop from
their evenings sport, and should, be a
warning to others who engage in this
exciting and exhilarating sport.
While q party OF young men and
women were on the ice skating We'd
nesday evening one OF the men made
some unbecoming remark before the
ladies', which was resented by some
other member OF the party, when q
free for alp, fight ensHed, resulting
in the annihilatiou Of three OF the men
by the one, who now claims the light
weigh champ ionship of 'Turtletown."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
RESURRECTION OF
DEAD EXPLAINED
ton is described as condition
where the dead are not

ton is described as a condition
where the dead are not
The Work of Jesus.
The Book tells that the dead are
'perished' except for the ransom and
resurrection work of our Lord Jesus
The dead are dead; they all go to
the same place, all are of the dust and
unto dust they turn again. Hence
the necessity of resurrection. A
postal card request addressed to the
international Bible Students Asso-
l.ciatfon, Brooklyn. NJ Y, will bring to
any address a free copy OF treatise
on He'll. n have found this vaau-
able aid in my study. OF the Bible
presentation of the condition of the
dead.
/ :. Both the just and the unjust
are entitled to resurrection by vir.
tue OF Jesns's ransom sacrifices and
when the redemptive work OF cur
Lord IS completed, the result viii be
That the sanity ones OF this Gospel
! Age, the Church, the Bride of Christ,
will be raised spirit beings, for they
must all be changed. Flesh and
blood cannot inherit the Kingdom OF
Heaven. The Others, not of the
spirit begotten class will have a res
jtitution back to what adam lost
iearthly life, earthly blessings and an
Earthly home. Thus the whole fam
lily of God in heaven and IN earth
4 Will consist Of Jesus and His Bride,
and all the angels in heaven, and Q
restored race OF human beings on
1.-THE earth. every man sitting under
/ his own vine and fig tree; the wilful-
lily wicked, the incorrtgtble, DESTROYED
lin the second death and thus Gods
love and wisdom will he demon
strated to all His creatures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-19
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