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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
AUTOMOBILE STRIKES cow
BEAST LYING IN ROAD NND nEIN
EH MADE nIStpN EEN TOO
LATE.

Beaumont. Tex. Ian. IT, Fred kcrlcv
aged about L. wears was Instant, killed
and hi, father - " kcrklrN. and bro
thcr. John krclc,. were painfully hurt
about 80 o'clock last night when the
automobile III which the, were riding
struck cow lying n the road about
seven miles west ~ his citN Another
youth in the auto escaped without iu-
jury.
Mr.. kcclcy j. foreman far the Thomp
son Ford Lumber Cumpau, at Grryhurg
and was returning to hi> home last
night. The car hin the COW Just IA the
end of the bridge which crosses the ~
rgation canal The machine was over
turned aud fcll upon kcrlc, and Il y
sous. while the other youth c>catpd. llc
had to run 10 the nearest farm hlt ~ -n
get help a. lift the machine Frcd Keel
cy's neck WAS broken Mr.. kcclc, sustain.
cd mashed foot and other hrui>,> while
John kcclcy was bruised and lacrr ltrd
Funeral Of the dead youth viii hc held
in this city tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
MEN
IN MATAM0R0S
TWO DONNA MEN ARE VICTIMS.
AND ARE RELIEVED OF Slau BIT
FAILED To REPORT Dt,I-R
EINCE TO consul.
AMERICANS DID WORK
VICTIMS DECLARED THEY WERE
TAKEN INTO HOUSE To SEE CEE
MATED PRIEST MD INSTEAD
WE'RE HELD IP.

Two Dorna men were the victims nf
confidence men IN Mltnmurn~ yesterday
afternoon 60 the extent of ~l.u. and they
cturnrd ~ Brownsville without hay ~
reported the occurrence either ~ the
authorities ia Mntnmoro. or to the Uni.
~ states consul They stated here that
h.y did n,t know what to Ia IN regard
n the matter and there -nrc said nothing
II IN the town across the river
They declared TINT VII IL Maiamo.
~oS thy met an American who sail h.
va from their state. ami in rump1n,
With lhiS : mcrican they visited the Gem.
.'crr and ether npin's.of interest. when
h. American asked them II they wouId
care ~ viS a house where priest hld
hccn crrmHicd Desiring ~ take IN AlI
the points II interest the Donna men 10
reed to the plan
They Snid thew were taken ~ " house
back of The Crthnlic cathedral ia Matt.
rnrn~ III 'hcv hll l more than ~tcnnrd
in1o tie n TX place shcn they saw two
other Americans arl two men that np
prarrh ~ IN negroes Thcv walked iu
aud one ~ ihe Americans asked the Don
ma men if hey dii not want ~ hrr
some " rars They replied in the affirm
'iiyc and toxin rrt thfir wallets dis
nlaveh nice roll Nv hill..
The accommodating friends promptly
Grabbed hold nf the wallets AMI scent.
ing irnuhlc Nv Il~t the Donna men
ircw back with their money. However.
me ~ the Americans reached nr ~ III
20 .t~ikc with stick and tn visitors
Who desired W see sights ia Mntamnros
prompt n backed ont ~ The place
Police he-e were not furnished any in
formation concerning The affair aud
fhcy state that had the authorities in
MatamoroS hrrn notified promptly there
would have bren wv trouble w apprr.
hcuang the supposed confidence artists.
The Honil nrn could npt &C. we'll in
the place whore thcv >ly they were held
ur bnt th'v described one ~ the men
w. being heavy with rel hair and rel
chin vhi>kcrS. Another one was dc
serbs ~ tall and thin. but they could
give no description of the third Amcri.
ran and the supposed negroes.
The Donna men returned ~ their
homes last night without ev.r having
seen the \ acr where thc priest wa. ere.
mated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
PRESIDENT WILSON NOMIN ATE~
HIN For COMPTROLLER or CTR
EEN'N AND IN 0FFiCIO MEM.
EEE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD.
APPOINTMENT OPPOSED
III MoEED THAT >OCALED GREAT
FINANCIAL l~TEEE>TS ORJErT-
I'D To Ills APPOINTMENT To
GREAT POSITION.

Washington. u. C. Ian. a.. President
Wilson announced TODAY NV VII send
ia the senate hi> nomination If John
Skrltnn Williams for comptroller nf
currency an cNonicio mcmbar ~ the
federal reserve board.
The likrlihuul ~ hi> annnirIlcnt was
rumurd often here before. but t was r.
ported the >o.ralle,l great fuln ial inter-
'>i- urprSru him
Williams ! now assistant secretary II
hr treasury. and in hi new office ~
WI WY a powerful member NJ the fr,rr
Il ir,er,c board created b, The new eur
I.Ti' blu. llr was banker and rail
wrt promoter iu u chmoud. Va. before
beng appointed ~ hi> present position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
FORT BLISS WILL
HOUSE REFUGEES
SECRETARY OF WAR GARRISON
ORDERS ALL MEXICAN GEN
ERALS AND MEN TO ARMY POST
AT III. PASO
HELD INDEFINITELY
rEOHNELY THIETNTIIEEE HTN
lEEn MEN WILL BE HELD ~
CUSTODY or UNITED STATES
PEhIIAI'S I-NVIL AFTER WAR
iSpc. iuTfp Tn Hcraldl


Washington. -. g.. Jan. l..-All McXi-
can officers and troops now in the ci~
todt of United States troops - PrcSidio
Texas. opposite Oiiuaga MrN.cn. will hc
trirSirrrrtltO Fort Bliss located near
IA Pa>n. and kept there indefinitely
Secretary WI War Garri> w ur,rrrd
thc. trau~p. Iiation for The >oldicr> from
M r.i tp Fort Bliss. llr specified in
ki> .r,'cr- thli WumrI ami hi dIcn may
arr.n.any thr sold drr> il they ~ desire
Nh,n fh- several th 'usuud soldiers firH
o. TcXns soil SATURDAY. there were thou
sands NJ other rcf gees to cross the
liver With them.
This important decision uf Secretary
GIrris continues ihr policy adopted
hy The United States some months ago
hnt some constitution whn had
CROSSED thr border htd been allowed ~
ltcr beck" into Mexico after bring liz
almrd bgt thrrr viii ". np more fiji
,ciing back for either the fedora or
rriul~ ir NJ now un.
The Uaited States government later
Will ak tn Mexican elrarlI ut Mp rc
Iuhuisr The United States for the keep
~ hr soldiers aud aihrrcnis. The civ
lin> uHkrf tn Fort Bliss viii ~ sup.
,l.cd With fool AMI shelter. - tn ~
Giofa. hut ,h"F must mrrl the imlnipri.
tiur requirements if they care t1 reuain
in the Tlitcd States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
9th Annual Midwinter Fair Is In PROGRESS
M ALLEN DAY
IS WEDNESDAY
PROGRAM.
PROGRAM.

1:3O p. m. Roman Chariot
Races.
2:3O Monkey Drill by mem.
bers of NJ Troop llih u. 5.
Cavalry.
go Races.
Ruarter Mile Running Race.
go Yard Dash.
Two Horse Roman Standing
Race.
$3.50 Special Exhibition Drill
by ID Troop, 3rd L. S.
Cavalry.
i:3O Exhibition Shoot by
the Wonderful Topper
veins.
The Gun Club Shoot will start
at q 80 and continue
throughout the day.
The bench show begins
tomorrow ard will continue
throughout the fair. All
owners Of dogs are request
ed to enter their dogs not
later than ten O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
CROWD BETTER
WEATHER CLEARS
SAN BENITo DAY AT THE FAIR
BRINGS oI II SEVERAL HUNDRED
PEOPLE FROM THAT PEOGRES-
SlNE TOWN.
BAD WEATHER OF MONDAY AND
CLniD 'oNnITION'TIII~ MORN.
INC HELD BACK LARGE NTMREE
THAT EXPECTED To ATTEND.

y = result of the improvement ~ the
weather condition Just before nnun a.
das the prospects for San Bcnito nay
A. thr fair ercJll, improved and inhi.
ratiunS ARE that before The close ~ he
daN the gate receipts will show up Splcn-
'lidly. considering the bad start this
morning. The Branch train M i0aO
brought down probably two hundred
pr' pie. and ~ The weather hal ben hrf
-. San icnitan> -, there would have
been \ much larger crowd from that
town
A least. the attendance IA he fair
grounds this afternoon w. " re- II w III
chariot races the horse races. The gun
club shnpi and The other events w com.
ing a'ong wcll. and ~ :; O'Clock there
were indications thlt the day finallv
would show up ~ we'll a. anV WIZ the
days thnt have already passed TIE sun
>hunc ont bright. aud the spirits Nv the
managers and directors of the fgir. the
carnival people ar he other. rrr~t.
M in crowds were seen ln rise quirklr
Wednesday j. Y Allen diy ~ thr fair.
mel The splendid exhibit which hl- l-rn
placed ia the fair grounds ~ the Mr.
Allen people h. an Indication NJ the fact
hat they are greatly Interested w the
exhibition and that ennd crowd mly Or
expected down from thar town.
\ MACHINERY EXHIBIT
Probably the most expensive exhibit
from the standpoint II the articles "a.
hhitrl IN the display 80 the grounds.
which has been madc hr the Eio Granir
Hardware \ Machinery company. ~
Mission and other VALLEY towns This
concern has gasoline engines ~ constant
operation pumping water; farm wagons.
farm machinery and also went ~ The
eNpcn>" uf constructing silo for which
lhr company w agent.
This exhibit H. IN attractive me aud
la~ created much interest amnng the
farmers from the valley Nno have
attended The fair The concern has men
in attendance at An times giving their
attcni on a. explaining t. f>mcrs y,
ne and construction the variou, items
Sh0. ".
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
SHIPPING STRAWBERRIES
FIRST SHIPMENT To LEAVE VAL
LEi GOES OFT OF SAN BENlTO
TODAY
tSp riai NJ Thr HrraId.l

San Rcnito. Texas. Jan. l3 The first
shipment NJ Strawberries ~ 80 out from
the l;in Grandc Val ~ was expressed
from thi> place today a. thr north Ber
rir> are beginning a. riPrn im this see.
tion now in marketable quantities they
having heen Offered in small pIaniitirS
a. the local trade fpr : no time The
pr.oc j. holding firm at - cents per
quart
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
MAIL STEAMER
ASHORE AND IN
GRAVE DANGER

~t Johns. M H.. Jan III The EnyII
Mail steamer 'obequid from the West
Indies ~ Halifax with passengers. IN
ashore ia u dangerous position near the
mouth If the Bay of Fundy
Tine 'ul'quid'~ wireless failed before
iid reached her.
One hundred aud fifty persons arr
aboard III the heavy SNOW the rescue
steamer i having trouble finding the
'uhrpnih.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Victoria, B. c., Jan. r3.-The entire
western part Of the Island Andrin in
the New Hehrides group, northeast of
Australia, was devastated by volcanic
eruptions on December 6. Mourt Mn
ne collapsed and two new craters
burst out
Inhabitants in the danger zcre had
barely time TO reach boats.
The steamer France saved 500 ma
tives, mostly women and children. left
behind by young men who had grabbed
all the boats.
The western part Of the island Is az
IN ilames, part Of it Threatening TO sink
in the sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
REDUCES MAYORS SALARY
NEW EXECUTIVE At BRYAN MUST
WORK UNDER HEAVY DE
CREASE.

BRYAN. Tex. Ian. ~. AZ mrctisg of
the council FRIDAY night the salary Of
the mayor was cut from ~,An 10 ~.,nO "A
wear. This : not effective until after the
city election in April when new
mayor l. 10 hc elected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
POLICE WOMEN
ARE A SUCCESS
IN WINDY CITY

Chicago. M. Ian. IT, The experiment
with police women H. ~ successful that
fdud> VII hc asked to add fifteen new
women members tu the frrcr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
HORSE WRECKED TRAIN
KILLING FOUR; OWNER
CHARGED WITH MURDER

Fort Worth. Texas .Ian IA e.
Thompson. tcam~.cT from Denton. wa~
charged With N RIDER tpday because H.
horse wFc.ked q Frisco fright train
here sunday killing four traiumcn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
COLD WAVE FROM
ROCKIES TO THE
ATLANTIC COAST
lEy .isS .,iof.d Press

New York Ian. H.. There H. ccu
cral cold wave from thc Hu,k, Mnur
tainS To the Atlantic coast today.
White RIVER. Canada. rpnrtr, ihiri
degrees below zcr": pcyil> Lake. Nrti.
Dakota. reports twenty below.
Cleveland. ohio. reports ihr wrlihrI
NJ fourteen above. Jud Boston at tsH
above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
I'HESI WILSON
GETS COLD RECEPTION

Washington. u. g.. Jan. H. Pres
idcnt Wilson returned this morn
ing. finding the temperature ~ IT,
grccS above zero.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
CITIZENS WIN FIGHT
AFTER OPFHNTIG MIMIC. ~
STREET RAILWAY TWO WETN~.
STRIKEES GIVE ~ TO THEN.
mr. iss riafrd Pr,ssl

Leeds Eng. Ian. i3 Gin zrrs whi
have been operating ;hr municipal STREET
railway right and other pub ir r'
companies for two weeks. trinafIrilf
TODAY won their fight against thr -r k
ING municipal workers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
ARTIFICIAL DIGESTION
POSSIBLE BY PROCESS
CHEMIST DIDCOVERS

Paris. France Jan. r. ,'aril Br.
thuld. tho famous chen i>t claims in have
lrtificially produced W process rf e'..
iion hy action of the ultraviolet rft-
from mercury lamp n fool Substance iH
4 quartz vessel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13

Washington. -. e.. Jan. H. The zen
nfr tndHv ordered am Investigation III
The fras hility II government pipe line
f. IN oklahoma ~ the gulf for a naval
firl supply.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
MCLEAN PLEADS GUILTY
HE ACCEPTED CAMPAIGN CONTPf.
BI-TION> FROM CORPORATIONS
SENTENCE RESERVED.
he iss riafrd Prw.l

New York. n N I'm II Arthur IN
Mclean. treasurer ~ the New Yr-t
state democratic committee tolar r'c rf
guilty u accepting camp,ign rontribu.
tinns from corporal on.
Sentence was suspended
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
WEATHER.

New Orleans. Jan. H. Coast
weather: Tonight amd "Wednesday (,
fair warmer: light 10 moderate
soulhcrlN winds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
ISLAND IN new HEBRIDES IS DEVASTATED
BATiO news TELLS OF ERUPlNS ON DECEMBER WHEN MOUNT
MINNIE COMPLETELY COLLAPSED AND TWO rEW CPATEES BURST
INHABITANTS MDEkGER ZONE BARELY had TINE 70 REACH
BOATS -STEANER SAVES 500 WOMEN AND CHILDREN

10 Kagcshima in the rain CT hot stones
and ashes. The irtense heat drove
every one who could leave from Kago
shima.
The ertire volcano seemed covered
with fire
There were three hundred ard fifty
earthquakes in ore day.
The burning rock set fire to several
villages. At Mojione one hundred
were killed, ard several villages at the
foot Ct the crater were burned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-13
DEFAULTS INTEREST
INTEREST PAYMENT ON INTER
Nal AND EXTERNAL IMPROVE
MENT BONDS TO BIZ PASSED.
tBg iss ciaifd PrcsSl

Mcxnco CtY. Mex. Jan. l3.-Thc Mex
lean government will default the plr
m,nt ~ semi annual interest and cxter.
nal improvement bonds. the cabinet H.
ridrd last night
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30

lection, ard despite all the dark
shadows that crowd themselves
intoCur lives here, as we look
abroad, we cannot refrain from
exalaimipg it is beautiful
world after all. Yet in its bright.
est aspect it is but counterpart
to the world where the flowers
eternal bloom in richness beyond
all conception, and where the
glowing light is so effulgent,
earth IN all itsbrightness would
be but a shadow. Let US live
for a better and still more beauti'
full and grander world than this
wnere joys are eternCl and the
brightness never fades,
Learn to keep your own troub.
les to yourself. The world is too
busy to care for your ills and
sorrows. Learn to hide your
pain and aches under a pleasant
smile. No one cares to hear
W heiber you have the earache
headache or The umatism.
Don't cry. Tears do we'll
enough in novels but they are
out of place in real life.
The perfect home is one where
no least detail of courtesy is
omitted between husband and
wife parents and children, mas
ters ard servants; but where
this good breeding is not the rul.
es dut of honest respect for in.
diyi dual rights and heartfelt de.
sire on the part of each one to be-
as agreeable ard beloved as is
possible.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30

Praise your wife somtimes. She
works bard enough as a general
thing with small compensation
and less cheer than any other
member of the family.
You like to be- told that
can do your particular kind Of
work better than any one else can
so why should you withheld the
same meritel praise from the
woman who makes and keeps
your home bright for you?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30

GOOD SOUND ADVICE.
| Il is the young man and young
woman of today, With q prac-
tical education, who will a0orn
our best homes in the future.
1t is the manager and tinancier
who is the practical one.
1t is the young man good hab.
its who has a bank account, who
SHOWS evidence Of becoming a
financier.
1t is the young woman. who
trains herself with the duties of
homework, that will become a
manager.
1t is the observing, the prud-
emit, who will be the practical
one.
The majority of our young
friends of today are beginning at
the wrong end. Instead of be.
ginning at the bottom and train.
ing themselves for the future.
thereby making accumulations
by patiently and steadily sticking
to one issue, never deviating
from the one purpose and estao'
fishing a good charactes besides,
they begin, as it were, vt the top
with ideas that are obtained by
lack OF proper training, and in
the course Of time fno them.
selves where they should have
begun years ago.
What a young man neglects
before his tnirtieth birthday, he
can never redeem.
1t is the early dollar saved
that is the valuable one the later
years, and the earlier one begains
the sooner he will have q tinan.
/ cial standing.
The dollar iudiciously invested
at the age of twenty, will have
accumulated at the age of sixty
about sixteen dollars, whereas
the dollar invested in like mana.
err at the age OF thirty. will have
accumulated at the age of sixty
only about eight dollars.
i The most important thing oh.
tanned while meeting with hnan.
cial success is an established re-.
cord, which is worth far NOR e
then we alth. A young man With
a records sought for every where
There is pleny of room at the top
The demand is gowirg ever in
these stringent times.
These self made young mon
and young woman are not as a
rule among our so.called society
people. Society encourages ex'
) travagance and dissipation, and
that means ruin more or less,
sooner or later, morally, physic'
' ally and financially.
Is it true? a more beautiful
| spring we have never beheld, or
are we lanciful. But it does
seem 70 US that things never
!. appeared quite so beautiful
= Every tree and bush of the flow
cry kind never seemed under
: such weight of blossoms, ncl
; the air so freighted with swee
5 perfume, There have been nj
s storms 10 ruffle 8 bloom or scar
a leaf, and all nature does seen
, to unfold itself with unusual per
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30

1t is not a mere accident of dis.
position whether we persistent
]y look on the dark and gloomy
or on the brighter side of things.
but habit Of mind which we can
cultivate or allow to die through
want Of use.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30
GCd's Two Witnesses.

Iva ~ III E'NN WV
wo witre sses, and they shall
hesy a thousand two hun
and TIN ecs core cay, cloth
saekciotb.
csc are lha two olive trees,
he two candlesticks stand
efore the God of tie earth.
11-3-4.)
our ministerial life many,
times we b ave made the
rk that God had Two wit
Is in everything. Even in
ead leaf that has fallen from
zee. And We now repeat
God + as his Two Witnesses
his works, But in this
ter we shall deal only with
in points, that stands as
of the greater evidence be-
re to Gods Two Witnesses.
E main leading point in this
Q shall be the two OLIVE
S and the reader will see
close connection with the
Ways just past.
d our labor in this work is
ow, the difference there is
so called Gospel 1.-THE one
theory and the gospel of
ord and Master. Coo says
r Text these are the two
t. ees standing before the
bf the earth.'' Now these
Olive trees as they stand
e the god of the earth. God
aid are a portion o. His Two
esses. And God says that
ill give them power. Now
e are we to find those Two
E TREES and what are thei.
ERR Under the gospel OF
or the one man theory
are not visible. Nor their
n are not manifest. II
are standing before the
bf the earth. they ought tc
ZEN? And their power known
Wish to say to the reade,
r the one man theory they
OF be found, and the reader
ask, why can they not be
d? And we answer first, be
E they have done away with
witness by the enc mar
~. And in commenting or
b they say that "Drobabl,
witnesses were named, be
e it took two Witnesses Il
tltnte a valid testimony un
the Mosaical Jaw How fool
uch a declaration as this il
le man of God. or in othe
as a christian. There is n
liabilities with God. Whel
said that he had Two Wit
les and that He would Civ
er to them and that a POI
OF them, was His Two DIV
$. He had them; God coul
yea let God be true hu
" man a liar" So under tn
man theory we shall find th
tion of His Two Witnesses
Oh He calls His Two OLIv
les. And inorder to start tn
her right, we shall refer the1
People being trees" TT
t then, will be prophes'
ase read:
Md said unto me, what see
U. And I said, I have locke
behold a candlestick all
d, with a bowl upon the te
&, and his seven lamps Their
and seven pipes to the sevt
ps, which are upon the t
eof.
I'd two olive trees by it Of
the right side of the bov
e other upon the left 81
hswered and spake to t
nat talked with me, sa
what are these, my lord!
Zech. 4-2-3-4))
sech. saw . candlestick Of g
ninh II Christ With a be
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-04-30

Shall rejoice and Shall sac the
p!ummet in tie hand of Zerub.
babel with those seven; they
'are the eyes of the Lord, which
run to ard fro through the whole
earth" (Zech. 4-1W
AS the Word says; spirits
which should be 10 man, as in
the days Of the Apostles. (See
Acts. Och JAnd two olive trees
by it, (olive trees the Jews and
Gentlles Ore standing on one
side If Christ and His Word;
and the other on the other side;
and Zech. asked the question,
What are these my lord2" And
this question We shall answ> T. in
the la Dguage o. Paul in talking
to the Gentiles concerning the
Jews. For He says:
For if the casting away of them
be the reconciling OF the world.
what shall the receiving of them
be, but life from the dead7 For il
, the firstfruit be holy the lump is
also ho'y;and if the root be holy,
so are the branches.
And if some Of the branches be
broken off, land thou. being a wild
olive tree vert grated in among
the IN. and with them pa rtakest
of the root and fairness of the
olive tree.
Boast not against the branches.
But if thou boast, chou Dearest
not the root, but the root thee.
Thou wilt say then, The
branches were broken off, that,
l might be grated in.
Well: because of unbelief they
were broken off, and thou stand.
est by faith, Be not highminded,
but fear.
For if God spared not the nat
ural ches, take heed lest he
also spare not thee.
"l0or if thou vert cut out of
the olive tree which is wild by
nature and vert grated con.
trary to nature into good olive
tree how much more shall these
which We the. natural branches
&c grated into their own olive
tree?
For I would not breathrer
that " should be ignorant o.
Il
this mystery, last We should be
, wise 10 your own conceits thai
blindness in part is happened tt
Israel until the fulness of the
, Gentiles be come in." from. IL
Is to 2l-24-2
Now this teaches US plainly
who the two olive trees we're ant
are whice is shown in all ou
q writings about Che two men. Th'
Jews the good olive tree, and th
q Gent;les, the wild olive tree
4 which makes up a part Of Cod
Two Witnesses, And 5be reason
O they are not all of His Two vii
al nesses is just this there must b
two candlesticks in connection
= with them. And we see the sam
o prophet Zech., asking in tl'i
y language concerning this matter
% And I answered again, an
!, said unto him, What be these tw
olive branches, which throug
= the two golden pipes empty til
! golden oil out of themselves!
~ And he answered me and sal
Knowest thou not what these b.
.. And SAID, No, my lord,
N Then said he, These are the tv
ID anointed ones, that stand oy Il
lord of the whole earth" (Zet
1e 4,12-13-14.)
Vi, Zech. was mostly interested
de the two olive branches, that
we say the two branches Pet
be and Paul with his two gospe
y. which cod says through the t,
golden pipes empty the gold
oil out of them selves. For {:
I'D said these was the two anoint
~, ones, standing before the Lo