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Medium they then get, q, better I'M
derstandi Of it henceforth. That is
one reason. Twill give you another
reason we use he Bible to show our
EShTistian sAd sisters that
the natural n ,predominated
the manifest al Spirfts. of an
cient time th sam natural law pre-
do4Rinate nov: q. aat isl the very
le4soa tha q anna does not
want Ms to iblg in order
that sll lglIn3, hay keep his
iHhe Horance.. The at
tac 81 steeF is entirely with
out nun No doubt our Pas !
some of your cloth have had to obtain
SO much theological dogma, but hever-
the 'IeEs' AMI Angel EneGfthat he poss-
essed the power that he could $ccom-
plish great work, and pressed him
on to crush leYRrF Obstacle, fhf con-
,fronted him, In order that he may at .
tain. the degree Of mentain mord, and
Spiritual Development that would (
tune his sensitive organism to FENDER
him to become great, factor 10 de-
monstrate that there is no death.
4 In conclusion i wish to show where
Rev. u. Johannes was not In harmony
with his challenge
/. He states that the religion of (
Spiritualism is deception.
2. He says it was produced by the
Devil and evil spirits.
8. He state it was mind reading.
So wish to frankly ask him which
one of the above produced it accord +
ing to his mind. The Inconsistency of
his challenge was he did not state
that he was open to conviction of the
true agency OF the phenomena, which
he had the audacity to condemn. If
he has so much faith in his own re-
ligion, let him pick up a rattle snake
or copperhead and let it bite him and
then to have faith enough in his reli-
gion to throw the. poison out of his
system, without physical means.
Yours for truth, i
p. ]. MORGAN. 4
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record, saying. 1 saw the Spirit de-
scending from heaven like a dove, and
it abode upon HIM" Amy child can
be made to understand that quota
ton. 4, =. ~
Now regarding to the Devil l have
only a few words to say about him,
and that is the Spiritualists belieYe
in giving him a rest and forget about
his existence. He questions "Why
should the Spiritualist use the Bible
at all'. l will give him that impor-
tant information. The Christians as
general rule do not use their intel
lectI when they read the Good Book"
and the result is they do not recog-
nize its Spiritual Significance, where
as he gets a demonstration Of Spirit
Manifestation through some modern
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Free Speech
CONTINUED FROM 4TH PAGE.


what he has already submitted to an
nihilate Spiritualism.
We have 800 of public Medium and
many thousands private Mediums Al
fred Russell Wallace co-discovers with
Darwin of evolution states mo more
evidence is needed to prove Spiritual
ism for no accepted fact in science
has a greater or stronger array of
proof in it's behalf. So therefore what
does it avail you to try to stop the
manifestation of the Spirit, when they
are in harmony with the manifesto
ton Of the scriptures, history scien-
ce, and nature. Ito say that Spiritual
ism lis built on 80 called proof" is
absurd. He says again, "Spiritualis
is profess to believe that the Spirits
of all, Immediately after death, enter
into the invisible world, which is all
around us, with the same moral char
acter which they had while in the
body" Why most certainly they are,
the law of nature proves this to be
natural fact, that each and every hui
man soul vibrates in its own mental
and moral atmosphere. Grieve not
dear Mother if your son happens to
pass out of this mortal life, sinner,
do not think that he is in a place of
hell. Heaven and hell is a condition.
of the soul, the law OF eternal pro-
erosion will give him every oppor-
tunity to rise out of his evil condition
into higher Spiritual spheres of act
ion. 1.-THE Kingdom of God cometh
not with observation, neither shall
they say 10, here or 10, there fore
behold the kingdom Of God is within
you.
Again hte says There 10 a great
variety Of Mediums How does he
know that there is great variety of
mediums when he admits that he new
er made any investigation of it's pow
er. So / will gladly inform him that
such is erroneous. A medium is a
person who has developed specific
faculty of the mind, which has It's
more or less according to the develop
ment of the Spiritual faculty may If
SO desired exercise many Of these at.
tributes namely: Trance, perceiving
the spirits, hearing the spirits, heal
ing the sick, automatic writing, levi
tation and others which I could num-
crate. Read Cor. 1876. He says ''The
bad spirits are equally DESTROYS to
communicate with men in the flesh,
or rather to enter into the bodies Of
living beings" I will answer the last
section. It proves eonelusively how
much false testimony Rev. G. johann
mes possesses regarding the laws that
goerns the process Of Spirit manipnla-
tons. T Spirit when manifesting does
not enter into the body Of human be-
+ings. But simply gets into their at
mosphere Of the sensitive and COM
municates by the law Of vibrations.
Read st. John "a And John bare
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
ANNOUNCE A COMPLETE
DEFEAT OF B0ER REBELS
Gen- BOtha's Loyal Union Troops In
ffiict Heavy Losses on Dewet's
Fighters.

JOHANNESBURG. Transvaal. Nov
13.-Complete defeat Of the Boer
rebels led By Gen. Christian Dewet 10y
the troops OF the Union OF South
Africa is announced. in an official
statement issued here today. IL gives
these details Of the conflict.
Gen. BOtha moved out from Win
burg in the Free State after Dewet.
Who was reported to have 1000 rebels
with him. Cooperating with Gen.
Botha were Gen. Lukin, Col Britt and
Col. Brand.
"A move was made to surround De-
vets force. and but for Col. Brand
and Gen. Lukin being unable TO reach
their Objectives in time that would
have happened. AS il was Gen. BOtha
inflicted a heavy defeat upon the
rebels and took $50 prisoners.
The union forces captured two
Laagers with motor cars and 100 car
band wagons. Gen. BOtha reported
several men killed.
1.-The pursuit of the fleeing rebels
was continued by our soldiers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
RUSSIANS TAKE
BIG GUNS AFTER
BEATING TEUTONS
KaiSer'S Men Forced to Retreat
After Battle Near KaIiCz-
Stand Charges at Five Points
Along Line.

PETROGRAD, Nov. 13.-The Army
Messenger announced today that the
Russian army had won another big
victory over the Germans near Kalicz,
in western Poland. The Germans
were forced to retreat, it says, aban-
doning thousands of dead on the
battlefield and the Russians captured
II howitZers.
These guns are believed TO be part
of the heavy artillery with which the
Germans had planned TO batter the
fortifcations of Warsaw and Ivan
gorOd. Their loss is likely to prove a
severe handicap 10 the kaiser's army.
Kalicz is only few miles east OF
the border of POsen and forms part OF
the line of defense to which the Ger
mans retired after their unsuccessful
drive toward the Vistula. 1t is on
the Prosna river. II the Russians
succeed in crossing this stream with
heavy forces they viii have level
ground over which they can strike
into the interior of Posen and force
the Germans to withdraw their troops
from Cracow TO oppose them thus
weakening their forces about the Ga
lician fortress.
Offensive at Five Points.
The Russian armies opposing the
combined AustrO-German forces are
now on the offensive at five different
points in the great war theater eX-
tending from the Baltic TO Southern
Galicia-in East Prussia about Dol
daph in East Prussia on a long front
from Lyck To Soldau. in western Po-
land about Cracow and about
PrZemysl.
The attention of the military critics
was concentrated today on the Lyck-
Soldau front The capture Of Johan-
nisburg, south of Lake Spiriding. in
dicates that the invasion Of East
Prussia in this region has developed
from a cossack raid into a big cam
paign that has for its aim The sur
rounding Of the entire German left
wing which suffered so severely in its
invasion Of the government Of SU-
Walki.
The military critic Of the Bourse
Gazette says that the forces which
captured Johannesburg have Danzig as
their objective. a successful drive TO
this Baltic port would give TO the
Russians practically all Of East Prus-
sia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
TO EXAMINE MIND OF
STEAMER MURDERER
Boston Man Held i'm Insanity Ward
Awaiting Arrival OF Alienists and
Lawyers to- Defend Him.

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Nov. Ia
Preparations were made today TO ex-
anime the mental condition Of George
B. Perkins OF Boston. who shot and
killed one man and wounded two 9TH
ers on board the Clyde line steamship.
Mohawk. Perkins is held in the in
sanity ward of a local hospital by the
federal authorities. Relatives were
expected to arrive from Boston today
TO retain alienists and lawyers in the
prisoners behalf
The man killed was r w r Hin
man, business manager Of the Florida
Times-UniOn Of Jacksonville, Fla. The
wounded men. both OF whom are in
hospitals here are Capt Andrew D..
Ingram. master Of the Mohawk and
y. II. Wright Of New York Wright
and Hinman were passengers.
Stewards on the Mohawk who
overpowered Perkins. told the federal
authorities here that Perkins had act
ed queerly and since his arrest his be-
havior has likewise been strange He
has acted as though he was in a daze
and did not understand the gravity OF
his position. 4 charge OF murder has
been lodged against him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
COTTON EXCHANGE IN
NEW YORK TO REOPEN
Governor Announces Trading Will be
Resumed Without Restric
tons Monday.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-The gov
erning committee of the New York
cotton exchange announced that the
cotton market would reopen on Mon
day.
The decision OF the governing com
mite was read from the rostrum by
the president OF the exchange who an
nounced that trading would be unre-
stricted With the opening OF the
curb market and the cotton exchange.
the New York stock exchange is now
the only big American market that
still remains closed on account Of the
war Action regarding the stock ex-
change viii depend TO a large extent
upon the course adopted by the gov
ernOrs of the London stock exchange
relative 10 the future Of that insti-
tuition.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
AYERS BELGIAN
COLONY PLAN IS
NOT PRACTICAL
PreS't Harrison of Southern
Railway Says Proposal to
Bring Refugees to Virginia
Will Not Work Out.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-FairfaX Har-
rison. president of the Southern rail-
way and former head of the Monon in
a telegram just received here discuss
ed the proposal to settle Belgian
refugees on land supplied by Amer
lean railroads.
Mr.. Harrison said he believed the
young Belgians WHO survived would
find ample work in their own country
and would not leave He also assert
ed that it was not the function Of
railroad to lend money to farmers.
The plan which Mr.. Harrison dis
cussed was suggested by F. II. La
baume. president of the Railway De-
velopment association during the re-
cent meeting of that organization in
Chicago. Its sponsor added that the
Norfolk x Western, of which he is
the industrial commissioner. would
donate 1000 acres of Virginia land
10 start the operation OF the scheme
He also declared that the plan had
been pronounced acceptable by re-
llet commission working in Belgium.
Plan Not Feasible
Mr. Harrison was of the opinion
that Mr.. Labaumes plan was not the
one best adapted 10 meet the prob
lem.
Mr.. Harrisons telegram follows.
we have in the south great oppor-
tunities for desirable agricultural i'm
migrants but we don't favor inviting
| them under any charitable plan. We
have for several weeks been studying
the possibility Of obtaining such immi-
grafton for the south from Belgium
and France. and We have reached
these conclusions:
First. That if the Immigrants
could be obtained at all. they must be
completely financed for some time
which is not part of the economic
function of a railroad even when en-
gagged in development work. as we
are.
Second. IL is unlikely that there
will be any substantial volume OF de-
sirable immigration of this kind un-
less they are subjected 10 some intol-
erable political conditions.
Will Have Work at Home.
THE young Belgians who survive
the war are likely 10 find enough TO
Go il as the survivors Of the civil war
in the south found il their expert
ence."
Mr.. Labaume had stated that il
would be essential for the roads 10
lend money To the immigrants under
his plan. He held. however. that the
production by the Belgian refugee
would cause them 10 be extensive
shippers Of farm products.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
MAY NOT CROSS LINE
Boone County keeps Out All Traffic
From Outside.

LEBANON. Ind. Nov 15.-BOone
county today put into effect the most
drastic order yet issued as a Drecau-
ton against the spread Of the hoof
and mouth disease. II prohibits an
solutely the traffic OF animals. vehicles
or persons across the line from all ad-
joining counties. The only exception
will be cases Of extreme emergency
certified 10 by a special permit issued
by the county health officer. The or
der becomes effective at midnight to-
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
OHIO FARMER AFFLICTED

LIMA. O.. Nov. 13.-HenEy l. Pei
tier. a farmer living near here. today
developed the hOof and mouth dis
ease. supposedly from coming in con-
tact with some cattfs infected with the
disease. while working on a Iarm
near Toledo. Peltier's mouth is affect
ed, being badly blistered. and his feet
are swollen 50 that be can not walk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
SHIVELY PLURALITY Is
45,483, ELLlNGHAM'S
OFFICIAL REPORT SHOWS

Final and COM election returns
made public by Sec'y Of State Elling-
ham Friday morning. snow that
ShiveIy carried Indiana for senator by
a plurality of 45,4S3 votes. The fig
ures as prepared by Ellingham are
are follows: ShiveIy. 272.249 votes;
Miller, 226,766. Cooks plurality over
Jackson for secretary of state was 2s,-
490 votes, the actual figures being
262,7O3 for the former and 233.2l3
for the latter. Beveridge received
-l0S,58I votes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Final prepara-
tions were made today for the reopen
ing of the Union stock yards Sunday at
midnight and the resumption Of
slaughtering Monday morning. As
surances were received of a big run
of cattle hogs and sheep.
Stock men discussed today with
considerable heat the new order of
the federal bureau Of animal industry
that only cattle found TO be actually
infected with the foot and mouth dis
ease be killed on the premises and
permitting the other animals in the
herds to be slaughtered for meat.
Lack of funds was given for the new
order, which was put in force yeSteT-
day afternoon in Pennsylvania and
was enforced throughout the west to-
day. Stock men are fearful that the
government to save q few million dol
lars, will imperil more than $1,000
100000 worth of live stock throughout
the country They do not believe it
will be possible TO stamp out the epi-
demic by the new method.
DR. Simon F1eXner, head OF the
Rockefeller institute for medical re-
the Quarantined cattle which were eX-
hibited at the national dairy show. and
among which there were 90 cases of
the plague.
That the innocent horses viii be-
come sufferers through the govern
ment quarantine regulations was a
fear expressed today by John Delvin,
president of the Chicago Hay Re
ceivers' association. The embargo on
hay and stray. Delvin said. threatens
both a food and a bed famine for
horses in cities of the west.
Show Hopeful Situation.
Reports from members OF the Live
Stock Sanitary association in 19 states
to Sec'y ]. ]. Ferguson today gave a
hopeful view OF the foot and mouth
disease situation as existing over the
country. The report follows:
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-In II
counties positive cases; five others re-
port suspicious diagnoses; four others
! cleaned
No new centers.
a. +. NELSON.
State Veterinarian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 1s.-
Following the lead Of the New York
cotton exchange the New Orleans cot
ton exchange decided 10 reopen for
business next Monday, today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
LATEST WAR BULLETINS

BERLIN Nov t3-The German office the capture
large number persons in Belgium The official statement fol-
lows:
German at Nieuport inflicted heavy upon the
capturing 700 French The attack YppreS progressing
We have taken 100 prisoners and repuSed all COunraaCk
PARIS Nov. 3-A French torpedo boat and
German submarine Wesend Ostend according the
Echoe de Paris The newspaper gives this description of the
counter: .
"The German boat fired torpedo the French vessel but
missed The latter then swung and
which sank The French boat has arrived Dunk slightly dam
aged.
LONDON Nov 13-Shippng firms that received the first
OF the bong up OF the cruiser Koengberg heard today that British
waShps had trapped the German cruiser Karlsruhe which had been
active on the east coast of South America.
LONDON Nov 13.-RumOTS circulation Berlin accord
ing news agency dispatch from Copenhagen that
denburg and his entire staff including German prices has
been captured by the Russians.
Berlin Nov 13-By WireleSS)-An official dispatch from
onannOpe reports that the Russians retreang entire
ranScaucaSlan frontier and the Turks pursuing
IN claiming the Russians had been routed the statement
with the help OF Allah the enemy forced
PoSonS ana eeatng along the entire front pursued by
forces on all sides"
VIENNA Nov i3-(Va Berlin and AmSerdam-ItS is officially
dhouCtG a ee 73 officers and 1913 held prS-
oeS III the austrian concentration The prisoners accord
ca 8od treatment and the wounded given the that
accorded 10 AuStrianS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
REPORTS FROM IS
STATES REVEAL
DISEASE CHECKED
Officials Conducting Cattle
SCourge Fight Throughout
Nation Send Hopeful TeIe-
grams to Association.
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.- Gov.
RalstOn today ISSUED a proclamation
calling on all land owners or tenants
I'm the state to refuse permission To
hunters I'D hunt on their land until
further notice because of the spread
of hOOf and mouth disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13

NINCENNES. - Frederick Pieper
4. OF Nigo township. was declared OF
unsound mind and viii be sent TO an
asylum at Evansville because ne be-
lieyed that the devil was after him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 1--we eX-
pect TO have epidemic wiped out this
week. No new cases.-GeOrge w.
Dumphy. state veterinarian.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Nov. Ia
Three cars exposed cattle unloaded
transfer shipped west on reaching
Glendive found diseased. Fed at
Mandan and Glendive. All yards
quarantined A. w. Ward. state vet
erinarian.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Nov. 1S.-
Have no foot and mouth disease in
Jefferson City.-D. +. Luckey, state
veterinarian.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 13.-Foot and
mouth disease has not rea"''~7 ''e
Five counties have been placed in
quarantine, Cherry, Thomas, bio4.e,
Hooper and Grant. - l.. Z. Kigin
deputy state veterinarian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13

BISMARK, y. D., Nov. 13.-NO dis
ease in this state. shipment OF in
fected cattle fed here enroute Mon
tana stock yards are Quarantined.-
w. f. Crave.