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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-11-06
ST. PAUL NOTES.

Mr.. Harold Hilyard is suffering
with diphtheria at the residence of hi;
parents, 7S6 St. Anthony Ave, which
is under quarantine.
Maggie Ross was sentenced to ~
days in the workhouse for keeping q
disorderly house. Georgia Robinson
got the same penalty for stealing $40
from Lawrence Moran.
New St. Paul Agent.
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iously cut his wife with a razor this
week. Her condition is serious. De-
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his wife's injuries.
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World's cresset., 1914-04-23

unto the heathen and they unto
the circumcision. 'NGal 2 Z o.
Yes Peter and he other E even
Aao> tiles .ras 10 teach the gospel
OF circumcision, for Christ uad
committed This gospel to Peter,
in a Very marked manner, when
he said. Aud I xiIl give unto
thee ..,,- ts7-~ ,t he Kingdom,
ard Whatsoever ;ilnu 3indeth Ga
ear. a@zs. IL lnand in. heaven
ana a ..,:tss.ar-sT tE}nn lCDe eth On
cart, -Eat. hG ioGs d in heaven,
Ana al. iaeE1spel of uncIrcum'
ci~.on wa cummitrpd to Paul in
q very narked manner, While
Paul vs.s o. his way to Damas
cn-. nd he 1as stricken blind.
and had t., be lead to Annias who
was to give Paul his instruct,
ions. f.rst
! NV we have uefour us the
fact .ila. t.he Son of man is to
teach and appoint the two ways
for the peope to see And who
!, ever he Is. he is the name sake
oi ca and his Christ. For
Chris. says. please read.
i h!u that overcometh will
make pillar In the temple of my
God and he shall 60 no more ou
=, I will write upon him the name
of my God and the name of the
, city of nay God which is Nev
Jerusalem which eometh dowr
" ou: of heaven from my God: an'
I will write upon him my 'noy
name"
To him that oycrcOmCth will.
granite, ST wi'r me- in NY !hrDH
ever aS I : - 5ye.came ana ar
,, set down Wit, ms F'a her in hi
, throne. ;.S-y. 5-l2'2l.l
el Christ said here that Aa woul
write upon him the name OF IA
S God aid the name Of tnc city OH
,e God and that h would write NJ
1t on him his own new name wh'f
toiis the Son o. Man. And ChYi
Is said 10. SIn Ul man would tea(
20 US all things. Please read:
World's cresset., 1914-04-23

"Dnt the Comforter which is
the Holy Ghost, w':ow tnc
Father will send in my hame, ne
will teach yoo ali things ara
briny all thing tyour remember
ance, whatsoever have said
unto YOU" (St, Johu lA-26,)
Also read
How be it when hc,the Spirit
Of trp,h is come, he will guide
| YOU into all truth; for he shal! n's
| speak of himself; but whatsoever
he shall hear, that shall he speak
and he will shev you things tc
come St. John Is IL
Bv those scriptures YOU Try
the spirit, whether they be OF goa
or not. Whenever u man appoints
you out two ways,a highway ana
a way, and begins to teach you
all things that Cnrist SAID: Then
and there We rad better begin
to investigate our cause. Here is
character to come who will be
able to teach US all things what
soeyer Christ said and he WI! be
able to she W Us things to come,
and by those scriptures we try
hitn,And when we get 3 sen Or
, man who fills thosH scriptures
, then we have found the name
> sake Of God and bis Son. And
' then believing on His name those
sigus spoken cf in the commls'
sion will follow them that believe
Now we shall say that We haze
r tcstch the claim OF the poDc OF
e Rome by those scriptuIes ana
!, tiud his claim, ANYTHING bat tho
> truth. s, IL tusling that cur
readers will see why tue c'inrcl
~ of to-day is not Apostolic, AID
~ ; vet that it really should be. But
y, cant be under the one man the
ia ory we leave this lesson 'n tht
ST hand, of cur readers Tor thelI
IA honest consideration,
World's cresset., 1914-04-23

shall be biessed1 in him: all
nations shall Call him blessed,
tpsalmS - 2 10 IN
And to further Try this man
when h. come>: i'.ea>c read this
scripture.
Also, thuu soh OF man. ap-
pUitt thee two ways, that the
sword uf the king of Baby lou
may come: both twain sha-s
come forth out of one land: and
choose thou a pace, choose it at
the head of the way to the city"
(Ezak. 21-l9)
The reader has Il tr1th in the
| Word to try any man, who aims
to Se teaching the Word FIR
God speaks to him and says,
please read,
And an highway shall be
there and a way and it shall be
} cat'ed the way of holiness; the
nnclean shall not pass over it;
] but 1t shall be for thrse: the
wayfaring men, though fools
e shall II It err lherein. "Tsa 35-e
e. Yes TTe says d Highway and {
Q way Two ways must be Sc
q t0"th and we learn from Ezekie
that it must be the Son of man
Y who is TO appoint these two way;
q by these Scriptures they arr
tired and Peul comes out ant
G tells us plainly what the two wa
q are, please read.
i Blu, contrary wise when the
e saw tha, the gospel of the unci'
~ CumClSlOn VAS CQmmilteU un'
me, as the gospel Of the circuu
" ci ion was unto Peter"
> "(E'or he that wrought effect
oO ally in Peter to tie apostles.hi
~ Of the circum iSion. the sam
l0 was mighty in me toward tn
u genti|es;
'e And when James. Cephs
Ao Ao and John who seemed to I
',' pillars perceived the grace th
- was given unto me, they gave
~. me and I}arnabas the right han(
ng of fellowship; that we should
World's cresset., 1914-04-23
Cor ,jnued from page ,.
OUGHT THE CHURCH TO
BE APOSTOLIC TODAY:

u lalnC answer 10 tNe QuE>ttO IL ,
,bove or else the answer will have =,
TO be, VIC have not heard; no one ,
has informed US of him who
oares the name OF Christ, or
which namn tits, All. must we
say there is no preacher sent of
: God. For it says how shall they
i. call on him in whom they have
not heard and how can they hear
without a preacher and how can
, he preach unless he is sent:
WHO is HE? And in what name
does he come in? That we may
,eiicve on him. for God has said
But l wrought for my names
sake that il should not be pollut'
ed before the heathen among
whom they were in whose sight
/ made myself known unto them
in bringing them forth out of the
Land OF Egypt.
But wrought for my names
sake that it should not be polut'
ed before the heather in whose
sight | brought them out"
Ezek. 20-9 "A.
Here we see that God himself
speaks of his name sake, But
how can you believe on him; il
YOU have no. heard Of him? You
can't. But now listen what
Christ says.
but the comforter which is the
Holy Ghost,whom the Father will
send in my name.he shall teach
YOU all things and bring all thing
to your remembrance, whaoso-
ever l have said unto you. st
John, IA 2b.
Here we have the evidence.that
the father Is a going to send the
Holy Ghost in the nameof christ
and he is to teach all things ~tha'
tCnrist SAID This is tue same
~charac,er, ,tnat is spoken OF II
this language.
For Moses truly said unto th'
Fathers, A prophet shall TIE Lore
YOUR God raise up unio you o
your brethern, like unto me hin
shall We hear in all things what
.:soever he shall say unto you
&Acts.3, %
Here is, man to ome>ike mt
Moses. This same man IS spoke
Of again in This scripture.
HIM that .oyercometh Will
make q pillar in the temple OF m
God and he shall go no more ou
and T will write upon him td
name of my God and the nam
of the city Of my God which
new Jerusalem, which comet
down out of heaven from my Gc
and | will write upon him IN
new name," Rev. 3.12.
Here is the name sake Of C'
and his son. And when Il
time GENES, that the church o
observes this fact: tnen it W
take to itself it's first love. Al
then the signs spoken OF "
follow, And the chui CHI Will
once more Apostolic Ard
deed aud in trnth. Tbs Rom
Catholic Church, claims to
Apostolic-Aud claims that S
has this prophet, by claim
that the Pope of Rome is the '
regent of Christ, and the tt
successor Of, ST.. Peter. And
Protestant churches, ackno
edge this TO be true, ny JOIN
hands with her, and claiming
.. to be a religions bodies and
mother church. And sanction
her change in the Sabbath
beast days, by keeping
Sabbath day; or the first day
the week for the Sabbath.
And even in America a
testant Government; have lmt
led laws to that.etfect. Estaol
ing her claim. And 'i'en 10
fute this claim OF Roman ga
llcism Protestants VIII see II
the idea as above stated that
New Testament preacher OF
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the proof aud evidence That the T.
Roman Catholic church is wrong
Yes 20 there ye New Testament
aul get your commits "
sion t. ~ ard teach ,v4rv crea- 5
lure as Mark SAYS teaching
,t,M tn ob>erIe all thlugS h;ch 7
Cnrist has s.ml1en, teach them 5
to observe that those signs shall l
follow them that btlieve in his
mama. For We read again.
The Secpter shall not depart
from Juoah Nor a lawgiver from
between his feet until Shilo come
and unto him Shall the gathering
|of the people oe. Gen, lo-1O,
In this Scripture we have the
fact stated. that the scepter
Shall notdepart from Judah until
Shilon comes, ard that the gath
ering of the people will he to
him. This will be a true mark
when he comes. But then in
order for US to comp1 ehend, the
true from the false, we must
know the scriptures, inorderI
that ne may be able TO try The
'spirits. For Sod has also said
this:
For many shall come in my
name. saying I am Christ, and
shall deceive many.
fl For there shall arise false
: Christs. and false prophets, and
: shall shew great signs and won.
, ders; insomuch that if it were
+ possible. they shall deceive the
very elect Matt. "a 524)
Aud when they come it will be
!, to deceive. Then Christ says
try them. And we must repeat
r, that the on,y true way whicE
we have to try them is, by the
Word. That is. when they be
gin t, tell you that they have
+ rcome in the name of Christ; like
q the pope has; beliey,. it not unit
! you Try them by the Word
- And the very first thing tina
~ we shall cal the attention of oul
e readers too. is this concerning
IN the kings SOD, Please read;
Give the king thy judgments
'e O Goa and thy righteousness un
a to tic kinsss SON lPs. - l,)
OF uvre is the Kings son spoke
ID of who becomes the name SAX
~ IF God and Christ, and is furtf
|. er spoken of in this manner:
He shall Judge thy peopl
to with righteousness aud thy poe
"A with Judgment,
The mountains shall bfln
peace to the people, and the il
ny tie hills by righteouness.
A. H. shall Judge the poor OF !.
he people he shall save the chisdr.
ne of the needy, and shall break
is pieces the oppressor.
'th They shall fear the as long :
cd the sun and moon endure TIL
ny out all generations.
He shall come down like r.
'od upon the mown grass: as show
The that water the earth.
ob, Iu his days shall the righ1e
will flourish and abundance Of yea
nj 50 long as the moon endureth'
r;u He shall have dominion al
ho from sea to sea and from t
=. " river unto the en- ds OF the ear
=. They that dwell iii the wild
ness shall bow before nin
" his enemies shall lick the Gus
sue The kings of Tarshisb and
''" -" the isles shall bring preser
''~ the kings of Shaba and ST
49,, offer gifts.
'uo Yea, all kings shall tall do
o"' before him: all nations 81
serve him.
l'er For lie shall deliver
.''0 peedv when he crieth: the .
'''n also, and him that hath no
n,,u per.
IN. He shall spare the poor
y - needy. and shall save TIE s'
of the needy.
p'o He shall redeem their
OO0- ~:ctcron
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
GILES |S FOR
 PHOENIX AS A
 HOSPITAL SITE
Moose Lodge Has Some Big Plans for Uplift of Hu- manity and Sanitarium is One of Them-Secreta Royalty Entertained
Am I my brothers keeper?"

Am I my brothers keeper?'
 In answering that age-old question in the affirmative, Supreme Secre tary Giles of the Loyal order of Moose last night gave the fundamen- tai reason for the lodge, and en- larged upon the idea enough to cor vince the Moose and their friends that he is strictly with Phoenix in the fight for the location of the santarium in this vicinity.
 Society is now recognizing that it is not a mere group of persons, but an organism. That when one mem Der suffers. all suffer, and when one member is honored, all members are uplifted.
 Going on this principle, the Moose lodge is planning some big things for itself and the world. One is to help men in suffering, and the other to revamp the entire educational idea of the world. Mooseheart where the vocational school is, has been the
  ity from it's deep-rooted belief in the present system of education. Moose Sanitarium, wherever it is located, will be the start of the self support ing tubercular hospital idea, place where the patients do not go merely to consume the milk and eggs and garden products, but to raise them and produce them. It will take at least one thousand acres of fine val ley land to enable the Moose sani- tarium to support itself.
 Giles believes the sanitarium will be in the state of Arizona. q am convinced the Salt River valley is the place for the sanitarium," he de- clared. This is the age of the heart. Now is the time that man recog- nizes the interdependence of man, and whenever there is need of assis- tance, the purse strings of the world are loosened'
 T have no voice in the commits sion that will locate the sanitarium But if my recommendation has any weight, it will be for the Salt River valley. Magee and his commission are coming down here to see what you've got to offer, to hear what your proposition is, and ito take ac-
 (Continued on Page Five.)
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
SECTION HAND /. BADLY BURNED IN SMALL FIRE
Epovito Vomez May Not Recover from Injuries Re ceived in Blaze Which Burned Southside House Last Night

Epovito Nomez, a Mexican section hand, was burned so seriously that it is doubtful if he will live, as a result of being trapped in a blazing house in the south part of the city at 11:30 o'clock last evening. The hair was singed from his head, and his arms and body were terribly burned and blistered. His pulse was still beating very low at an early hour this morning, and doubt is ex pressed as to his living over today.
 An alarm calling the fire depart ment to Lincoln and Fifth streets was turned in by telephone at 11:30 o'clock last evening, and the com pany went at once to the scene. They found the fire in a small shack just east of the Thayer warehouse, and started to open the door, The Mexi- slammed it shut ana went back into the burning house. He was followed and showed out the front door, and the firemen went on putting out the flames, which had gained some head way.
 In the meantime the Mexican had disappeared, and the men attending the fire did not think of him again till after the final water had been shot into the charred bu;' ding. They then started to find Vomez. He was located and Dr. Broadway was called.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
Los Angeles Declares
 Peace Wlth Hobo Ayuv

The camp site was chosen in inc river-bed with a mountain on one side and police station on the oth- CT. The police will not interfere with recruiting or the solicitation of funds to maintain the army.
 Selection of a camp was made by Chief of Police Sebastian and Lieu tenant Hollingworth, of the army" Rose was arrested for soliciting funds. The only proviso is they must start their march north within ten days. Meantime they will keep the camp sanitary
 Rose announced a mass meeting in the plaza where the riot occurred Christmas when the police tried to drive the demonstrators away. But Sebastian intimated that there will be no molestation again.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
Sending
 Poisoned Candy
 To Four Childygn

PORTLAND, March 20.-Not only did Mrs. Edith Hawley send poisoned candy to her three step children, but also to her own two-year- old daugh- ter, according to a confession she is purported to have made today. She was arrested last night on complaint ot her husband, who alleged that she tried wholesale murder because he would no longer live with her.
 The woman endangered not only the children of her own family but those of an entire school, when she sent a box of poisoned candy to her step-son in care of the school prin- cipal. Mrs. Hawley said she had kept some of it to kill herself.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
War in Ulster" Cry Comes Up in "Yellow" Journals of London-The Loyalists Believe No War Will Exist
WOOD SAYS MUST
 HAVE HOME RULE
Government Sending Armed Troops into Ulster The Ulstermen Armed With Ball Cartridges-Cruisers Out
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

LONDON, March 20.-"War in Ul- ster'' in black headlines in sensation al papers, is announcing the govern ment actions in sending troops to Ireland to take any measures to check the belligerent Ulstermen. The cooler men among the loyalists and unionists believe no condition of war will result
 "Three-fourths Of Ireland has been demanding home rule for years. There is no use of listening to the clamor of Ulster for more conces- sions," said John Burns, of the Ma tional Liberal club. The unionists' leaders say the Ulstermen can mus ter a force of S0,0O0. All roads in Ireland are picketed and garrisons are equipped for battle.
 McKinnon Wood, secretary of state for Scotland, said: We will carry home rule for Ireland by an agree ment if we can; but without an agreement we must"
 Sir John simon, attorney general, declared the government would go on it's appointed way.
 Unionist papers declare that the Crangemen have sixty-five highly trained battalions, 400 motor cars, many of which are armored.
 The war office received reports that many officers of the regiment of Ire land refused to serve in Ulster. Sum- mary action will be taken if the rumor is substantiated.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
Mcclellan Saves Life

FL PASO, March 2O.-An old melo- dian in his home at Colonia, Juarez, saved the life of E. l.. Taylor an Amer ican, when attacked by bandits, ac- cording to story Taylor told today He said he had fled for his life. leav- ing his family and property in the Mormon colony. Manuel Gutierrez. a bandit. who recently stripped an Amer ican ranch at Pearson, invaded his house Taylor fired at him. The ban dit returned fire. riddling the melodian behind which he had taken refuge. Later bandits took him prisoner, but he escaped after payment of $500.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH]

LOS ANGELES. March 2O.-The city and the unemployed declared peace today. Norris Rose, one of the leaders, and twenty-seven ,pri- yates of the disrupted band were released. The city furnished camp site, and in return the band will feed themselves while recruiting and will leave for Sacramento within ten days.
 As soon as the agreement was con- cluded, Rose and the pickets were released from jail conveyed to the camp in police automobiles, and de- clared that after the march north, and their union with Kelleys army that they will begin to cross the country on a march to Washington under the command of General CoXey.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
RIOTS ATTEND
 CALMETTE FUNERAL

PARIS, March 20.-With keys at the hands of Mime. CaillauX, the Senate committee began unlocking the secret of the consideration which impelled two Premiers of France to hinder the trial of Henri Rochette, which finally permitted the escape of the swindler with three million dollars. Riots at tended the funeral of Calmette to- day in which one Royalist was killed and several wounded.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
MINE WORKERS SUED

DENVER, March 20.-The filing of a suit for $1,OOO,OOO by the Colo rado Fuel and Iron Company against officers of the United Mine Workers, brought forth expressions of pleas ure from the strike leaders today. They and their attorneys declared that they welcomed the action of the mine operators because it gave them an opportunity to get into a court of record the alleged fact that John D. Rockefeller and allied in- terests maintain gigantic trust operating in defiance of the law. We insist on a trial" declared an at torney.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
ColqulH Wants
 More Rangers Of The Shooting Klmd
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spATcH1

AUSTIN, March 20.-Reports of dis orders on the border and the kidnap- ping of Charles Ballard, an American, by Mexicans, caused the Governor to issue orders tonight to recruit the Rangers with linen who can shoot"
 Ballard escaped from the kidnappers by swimming the Rio Grande.
 Ranger Captain Sanders telegraphed an official report that Ballard was Waylaid when called out to repair a gas engine. He was shot at while swimming the river. His neck and arms bore marks of ropes which were tied by five Mexicans. No reason is known for the kidnapping.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
SUFFRAGE BOBS UP
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
 WASHINGTON, March 20.-Votes for women, defeated yesterday in the form of the proposed constitutional amendment, came up again in the senate today, this time as a proposi- ton to require states to vote on the question whenever five per cent of the electorate required it.
 This proviso, in the shape of a re- solution, was introduced by Shaf- roth and the opponents of suffrage were defeated when they tried to send it to the judiciary committee instead of the suffrage committee.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-21
Armed Clash Expected

BELFAST, March 20.-The arrival O. Sir Edward Carson, the unionist leader, noncomitant threats of re- bellious outbreaks, accompanied by prompt reinforcement of the govern ment troops, together with the post ing of warships at strategic points, brought tension among the militant opponents to home rule to the break ing point tonight Carson counselled calm, but ball cartridges were doled out to his guards. while government regiments marching to the new posts ostentatiously displayed vast stores of ammunition and wicked batteries of machine guns. Dispatch bearers were sent to all Listers volunteer headquarters who are believed to be bearing instructions for quick mo- tiliZation.
 The arrival of the unionist leader, fresh from the defiance of the gov- ernment in parliament and his re- ception by General Richardson, com- mander of the volunteers, and a later conference with the Ulster leaders. was watched with keenest interest
 The Dorsetshire regiment, stationed at Belfast for the past year, marched with full field equipment and twelve carts of ammunition, and machine guns to Holyrood barracks. While passing C1aigaven, Carson's head quarters, the armed guards saluted. Many Dorsets returned the salute.
 The imminent possibility of armed clashes between the volunteers and the government troops prompted tn Marquis of Londonderry to issue appeal to the people to be calm.
 John Redmond telegraphed an Il gent appeal to the nationalists Belfast to abandon the parade pla ned for Sunday, on the ground u it is certain to precipitate riot bloodshed
 Ulster Officers Resign
 DUBLIN, March 20-A hundred ficers of the regiments of UN have resigned. When it was lea that some of the officers objecte, serving against Ulstermen they y given the alternative of immedi; resigning or being disimssed. regiments affected are some of most famous in the service: Fourth Hussars, with Balaclavs it's banners; the Fifth Lancers. helped to defend Ladysmith, aS Sixteenth Lancers, whose rece back to Waterloo. Government in Ireland number 24,000.