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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-12-11

by getting to step aside from the plain Word of God
ask for something which they have right to expect in
the light of the plain Word of Cod
GoDs Sons DAUGHTERS MUST APPROPRIATE THE SPIRIT
He HAS GIVEN
What must we do as sons and daughters? Appropriate
Gods gift through complete conservation and the prayer
of faith.
Now this man tells you that he has received his chap
tsm He knows the very place, the very day. the
hour and the very minute He be perfectly sincere IN
that; just people will tell you precisely the day that
they were converted and the hour and the minute and the
place. but tell you the experiences of people wide
lily differ.
The conversion of young sitting here this morn
ing who knew anything else but to be Christian
not that he has not snned have all
consecraed to God before he born who had the Word
of God put before him when chdhe Book out OF which
he learned his letters and the first book that he read
the Book from which taught the Truth and taught to
love and God he old enough and who
has known anything elsethe conversion of such an
very different experience from the conversion OF the
who conceived in sin stepped in vice, and who
heard the Truth and the Word OF Cod The
experiences of the two very different as any man
or
It that the young man. well the hardened
sinner be born again but want to tell the travail
in the of the young compared with the awful
travail in the of the hardened sinner would be as
gentle zephyr compared to terrible cyclone.
The man who was hardened sinner will rise in
meeting say 81 gave my heart God the 18th day
of January. That the day of my conversonI knew
it." WE'LL that is all right,-perfectly right The young
up and he says 81 made public profession of
my Lord and Master at certain time, but Christian
long before that knew anything else but to love
and serve Cod and it is very difficult matter for that
young to tell just when the conversion in his took
place.
Another thing that enters into this experience is
mans makeup One will sit in meeting, and the
preacher says something that mpresses him very forcby
and you will hear him say "Amen Amen!" Another one
sitting by his sde human will hear but in his heart
he will say, "Thank God Praise God!' Well, now one
is just much Christian the other It does not follow
that the deonsrave brother is saint because he is
loud in his CALCULATIONS neither does follow that the other
brother is not Christian because he does not do the
God does not reduce us to automatons The Holy
Ghost works upon what is in That the why
little with there is not very much there to
work on. That is the difficulty.
The same is true in receiving the Holy Spirit God,
in His Word, has made it plain that He is willing to
give Holy Ghost them that ask Him than earthly
give good gifts to their children AS told
by the pouring of beautiful stream into reservoir
about which is gathered multitude of thirsty, suffering
and dying people, The water there for God has poured
it down. What those people have to do is to meet the
dtions (whaever they may be) to get the water and
and appropriate it.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-12-11
THE HOLY GHOST IS HERE

God sent Him down on the Day of Pentecost. Before
that the Holy Spirit took His abode here but His
visits intermittent and Christ distinctly states in
place that the Holy Spirit has not yet been given But the
Holy Spirit has been given He is here! And the Word
tells us that grieve Him (by doing things that
wrong and displeasng to Him. and that quench
Him by refusing do things that He mpes to do) and
we are told that He given to them that obey God We
told that He the Spirit of Truhnot the spirit of
falsehood
Some people who pray for the Holy Spirit become very
demonstratve There other people who pray for the
Holy Spirit who very demonstratve about anything
Now the one that very demonsrave claims that he has
got gift of the Holy Spirit and he turns around and
to his brother "You haven't made much fuss this
as have therefore you haven't received the Holy Spirit
There where the devil gets his work Why of the
most holy and the most sanity people ever knew in life
that have hundreds Of precious jewels ready for their
which they will receive in the day of Judgment have
made least fuss about it. and of the mghtest
mons preached have been proclaimed from
pulpit and printed in us not forget that Let
us keep to the plain Word of God
THE Holy SPIRIT MAY BE APPROPRIATED MORE MORE
want say to you that you have not received yet So
much of the Holy Spirit but that receive more To
be immersed the Holy Spirit the immersion of the
whole spirit SOUL and body, and all the faculties and all
the taenthat what it means; and the Holy Spirit can
pray the prayer of faith. Come Holy Spirit, Heavenly
Dove; take complete possession of me!-we unless the
conservation is there that will never be answered
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-12-11
SIGNS OF THE SPIRITS INCOMING :

What are the signs of the incoming of the Holy Spirit?
These false teachers attempt to trick the people by saying
Receive the Holy Ghost that ac and being anoined
with the Hoy Ghost that another and being baptized
with the Holy Ghost that is another act Such teaching
lie of the devil Receiving the Holy Spirit being a
noned with the Holy Spirit being baptized with the Holy
Spirit all and the thing in the Word of God
and they are all fgurative expressions.
remember one time made that remark and disturbed
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-12-11
I abernacle Addresses
By Wilbur Glenn Voiva
By Wilbur Glenn Voliva

CHRIST REVEALS FATHER AND THE HOLY SPIRIT REVEALS
THE Son
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-12-11

TEACH THE CHILDREN OF THE KINGDOM
The crucxon of Christ has to do with the sinner The
pouring out of the Holy Ghost has nothing to do with the
sinner primarily The pouring out of the Holy Ghost has to
do with the and daughters of Cod In other words
have pointed out many times and receive
Jesus the Christ Sinners and appropriate
the Holy Ghost and daughters If the Holy Spirit
poured out for the and daughters of God then the
world cannot Him, and the world cannot receive
Him.
Any meeting in which people cry and yell for the Holy
Ghost to down. is of the dewitt is unscrptura;
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
FOX GUN CLUB BEATS
THE DUPONT GUNNERS
Wins From Visiting Shoot
ers by the Score of
426 TO 404
OVER SIXTY MEN
ON FIRING LINE

Shooting in excellent form on Sat
urday the Fox Gun Club defeated It's
rivals, the DUPONT Gun Club, Of this
city az its grounds at Wyoming ave-
nue. and ID street. Philadelphia, l26
70 404. over so marksmen took ad-
vantage of the nice weather TO par
ticipate in this event. The conditions
called for SO clays per man, the 10
highest scores 10 count on the team
with interstate rules governing the
match. There was keen competition
all the way. with some fine scores
predominating The out -towners
were somewhat handicapped at the
traps. Most of them are used TO bang
ing away az white flyers. and as there
are bluerocks used at every match at
this trap II put them 10 no little trou-
BILE in shattering the clays. j. Il.
killian. a member OF the Clearview
Gun Club, copped the first prize, a
cut glass pitcher, for being high gun
on the winning team, having 40
breaks TO his credit out OF so trials
Killian lost his one bird on his thirty
second trial. His work was almost
phenomenal. as he measured his clays
with utmost caution, being quick to
aim and fire.
For high actual on the DUPONT side
Winchester took home a cut glass
dish, with as breaks to his credit.
Winchester womd have done better
work than he accomplished II he had
been familiar with the workings of the
traps. Quite a few ladies participat-
ed in this shoot. giving an exhibition
Of some real, good shooting. The high
score by a lady shooter went to Mrs,
Moulton. after an exciting shoot-oif
with r. Walters. who tied her In the
regular event with 40 shattered skim
mers. Harry Fisher, captain of the
] Clearview Gun Club, was among the
visitors. and he did excellent work
while back Of the traps. He received
a silver dipper for having a score of
40 10 his credit, out OF a total OF 81
targets. While he was erratic in hii
movements on the initial %, he miss
ing three targets, he made up for los
time on the second %, shattering al
but one.
Each member OF the winning tear
received a solid gold scarfpin as a 10
ken for their endeavors.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
nIG FAIR CRCrIr RAcING.

The Big Fair Circuit comprising
cities in PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey
and Delaware. will open this week
and run until October s. The start
will be made at Flemington. ~ j..
August 1919.
Dr c. S. Harris, the Flemington
secretary. announces $500 hung up
in $500 and s4O0 purses for 2.30, 2.24,
220. 2.16 trotters; 2.30, PA, 2.20. 2.l6,
PIP PAGERS, and for a free-for-all
mixed class, in addition to three 800
purses for the bangtails, entries hav-
ing closed on August s.
Lebanon, Pa, is next in line, and
Secretary John A. Bollman has made
extensive tours all over the States
for his meeting The purses hung up
amount 10 $4,000. Entries close on
August IL.
G c. Bordner. secretary for Kutz-
town. Pa, Fair. is down the line offer
ing $500 purse events. Entries to
close August IS, the fair to be held
August 24-27 A $50 purse TO be
awarded a horse beating the track
record Of 2.10 Ia.
Following week. August 81 1-Septem-
Der 3. will find Pottstown in line, with
S4 200 hung up for the events. En-
tries close on August 25.
Wilmington follows, September
clio: Nazareth, Pa, September "A u;
Allentown. September 21-24; Trenton.
y. T.. September 27-30 witl the
v ind up at Mt Holly N. j., October
.5-2. No less than $4,000 in purses
viii be huns up in $500 purses at
Allentown alone.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
CRICKET BEATS RED RIRn.

GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug. 9.--The
best races that Georgetown has seen
in several years we're held Saturday
afternoon at the driving park The
special attraction was n match race
between Red Bird, owned and driven
by Savage, of Georgetown. and Cricket
owned and driven by Smith, of Del
LIAR. After each had won a heal
Cricket easily took the rubber and
race when Red Bird caught his boot
In the free-for-all. Belle Jones
owned by Johns. Of Bridgeville, fell
and was hurt so that the race could
not re continued
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Manager
Hugh Jennings. of the Detroit Tigers,
says that Eddie Foster, the Washington
third baseman. is the only reliable hit
and run batter in the American League.
Jennings states that 1y Cobb is the
greatest hitter the game has ever
known. but he is no hit and run batter,
for the reason he has not given it any
attention to speak Of. "The tendency Of
all the would be hit and run batters is
to hit the ball as hard as they can and
trust to luck to it going safely says
Jennings. "The true hit and runner like
Foster, however, has the knack of Just
meeting the ball and making a real ef
fort 10 hit it through the territory va
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS
BILL WILLIAM Wins
after TWO YEARS. REST

Devotees Of light-harness racing
witnessed some good trials OF speed
at Horse Show Park Saturday after
noon. There we're fye events On the
card. and OF these three resulted in
split heats.
For the first time since meeting
with an accident nearly two years
ago, Thomas r. Lynch's chestnut
gelding. Bill William took part in the
races. Lynch drove his prize and
II won the fourth race.
Amo. c. s. Phipps' gray trotter.
which was to have started TO beat
the seasons record OF 213 did not
start. The heavy condition Of the
track prevented any records from be-
ing broken. Summary.
Event No. 1.
Abe. H. o., ch. g. Dutton) ...... 1
Jim f.. b. 3. (Ratledge) . 2 2
Time-235 Ia; 2.41 IA
Event No. 2.
Little Gene. b. &. (MuIlen) . 3 2 I 1
Esther Banks. b. m. lynch / 2 2
Dora Thorne, b. m. (Boulden) 1 3 3
Time-2.2s IA; 2.29 3-4; 2.29 IA;
232.
Event No. 3.
Bill William. ch. g. Uynch) 90. 81 /
Babe Allerton. b. m (Taylor). o.. l 2 3
Dwyhoo. b. m. (Dutton) .. 2 3 q
Time-2.23 1-2; 2.23 IA; 2.24 IA,
Event No. 4.
Minola Dewey, b. m. (Dutton) q. 1
Dossie Volo, b. m. (Wallace).. 2 4
Edna W., b. m. (Burnett) ..... 3 3 2
Shandon Bells. br. h. (Ford) e.. 3
Time-2.43 "a; 2.46 ga; 2.46 IA,
Event No. 8.
Uleen, b. g. (White) ........... I I
Roberta, blk. m. (BurnetD ...... 2 3
Guilford, b. h. (FrieD ....2 2
Tlme-221 IA: 2.23 Ia.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

PaTkside suffered a setback m the
Del-Mar League pcnnant chase by losing
to New Castle here on Saturday. 3 10 o.
The locals. however, are not out Of the
race They lost on Saturday through
errors, notwithstanding the fact that
they drew only three hits off Ingram, OF
Lewes IL was lngram's first game in
the league. Jones, the Parkside lad
also pitched splendid ball for the first
time this season Austin failed TO drive
the ball safelY. The score.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
PIONEERS KEEP
TWO GAMES BACK
RESULTS OF SATURDAYS GAMES.
Vandever, q Browntown, 3.
Pioneers, 10; Bancroft, 2.
Eastlake, l2; Eden, 4.
STANDTNG on THE CIUBs.

Vandever continues its two-game
lead in the All-Wilmington League
pennant race, having defeated Brown
town Saturday afternoon while Pio-
neers we're trouncing Bancroft. Eden
suffered a setback by losing to
Eastlake.
Browntown sent Ward, Of Odessa.
in to halt Vandever. but a cog slipped
in the eighth inning, and 1t was all
off for Mr. Ward and Browntown.
Dougherty pitched great ball for
Vandever The score:
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

week 10 Donohoe. Left on bases, Pioneers
): Bancroft 3 Base on balls Hall 2.
Passed balls. Bricllley ?. Time of game
2Oj Umpire McDonough.
Eastlake surprised Eden by giving
them a good walloping Eden was shy
Barry and Schlor and Downs did pit
ching duty but Eastlake found both Of
them.
The score
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

Gated by the fielder, who goes to cover
the base. lie is easily the greatest hit
and run player in the American League,
adds the gingery leader Of the Detroit
Tigers.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Standing of the Clubs

II you are really after a job. just run
Want Ad in the classified Want Col.
umns Of this newspaper and see how
quickly you will be employed. ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
DUPONT GUN CLUE
NEW wORLD,S ArTO RECORD.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-Dario Resta.
driving a French car at the rate OF
lO2s5 miles an hour, won the Chicago
Speedway 10O-mile race Saturday In
50 doing he established a new worlds
competitive record for the distance.
Finish:
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

4. baIney UIuheId IHagBtd al 30
milesl.
The previous record was established
on the same track by Porporato last
June. His time was 1002S. at the
rate OF 1905 miles an hour This was
the fastest century of a 50O-milo race
run that day. but that contest. like
Saturdays, went TO Resta.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Score BY Innings.


out. by Hogan, IL; by Wilson, Z. Double
plays. Wilson TO w Reynolds TO r. Jack
son. Left on bases, Elk Mills, u; New
ark, r. Stolen bases. Hogan, ? Spence,
W Reynolds, Grant Thomas. Sacrifice
hits. r. Jackson, Ferguloa, Kirk, Spence,
Hogan. Bases on balls, of Hogan, 10;
of Wilson, 3. Time Of game, 2.ls. I'm
pire. G. Naer.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

ELKTON, Nd. Aug 0.-After losing
eight straight games. Elkton defeated
Traction Company, to I. In an effort
to change his luck Manager Feehey se-
lected his batting order by drawing his
players names from a hat. The answer
is: Elkton won. The score.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

Madame Housewife, turn back now to
the Wants and I'll that vacancy in your
Kitchen by tomorrow night.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Federal League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
EednraI Ienrnl

Federal League.
81. Louis at Baltimore.
Kansas City at Newark.
= Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Pioneers played rings around Ban

Pioneers played rings around Ban
croft hoping to win while Vandever
was losing, but alas, the Pioneers
victory failed to give them any ad-
vantage. Neil Lynch's hitting and
beavers fielding featured the game.
Deaver robbed Holveck Of a home
run. Holveck and Hall pitched good
ball but Pioneers hit timely Glenn
played a good fielding game at sec
ond. The score:
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Score by Innings

Summary: Hits off Downs 81 of Schlor
I. Earned runs Eastlake ?. Eden ? Two
base hits, Stirlith, Cole Three base hits,
Pipino. Struck out by Downs l. by
Schlor 6, by Sem . Double plays Wei
din to Pipino. Left on bases, Eastlake
s; Eden 4. Stolen bases, Goldstein,
Davis, Grant. Cole BIT by pitched ball,
Sem. August. Beeson, Stirlith Base on
balls off Sem 3, of Downs 3, off Schlor
5. Number of innings pitched by Downs
8, by Schlor 5. Umpire Shawbach.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
new Castle Gains
IN PENNANT Chase
Ingram Sends Shad-townerS
Ahead of ParkSide in
Crucial Game
ELKTON BREAKS
LOSING STREAK

RESULTS OF SATURDAYS GAMES
New Castle 3, Parkside o.
Elkton 2, Traction Company /.
Newark o, Elk Mills s.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Browntown.
Score by Innings.

Earned runs, Vandever 4, 3rowntown
more. Struck out, Dougherty Q. Ward
p Left on bases, Vandever 6. Brown
town Z. Stolen has :. Franklin Liver
more, Allgard Sacrifice hits. Van
dever 4, Browntown ,. Sacrifice flies
Crouch. Hit by pitched ball, d. Rainey.
Base on balls, Dougherty ?, Ward g.
Passed balls, Pierson. Time Of game
hr 40 min. Umpire, Cunni'- CHAM.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American Leaane

american League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

balls, of Wallace. 3; of Clay. 3. Wild
pitches. Clay. Time Of game, l hr. 30
min Umpire. Wallace Wier.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League

Phillies at Cincinnati.
New York al Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
peninsula LEAGUE

Scores Of Saturday.
Easton, z; Cambridge. 6.
Salisbury, z; st. Michaels, 8.
Standing of fhe CIuhS.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
BOYs' LEAGUE.

Results Of Saturdays Games.
Chippewa. 3; Rockford. 1.
Wawaset. 20; Woodlawn, s.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
EIkton
Total
Score BY Innings.
RHE

Traction Co. -OOOOOOOl0-l 3 6
Eikton ....ll ll000OO0N-2 2
Hits off, Wallace ?. of Clay 3 Earned
runs, none. Two-bsse hits. Huston. Stir
lith, Clay. Struck out, by Wallace 5.
by CLAY 3. Left on bases, Traction Co,
s: Elkton. Z. Stolen bases, fidanee,
Huston. ?; Peterson. Hit by pitched
ball. Fidance, Huston, Lewis. Base on
Evening journal., 1915-08-09

ELK MILLS, Aug e.-The greatest
game ever played here was pulled of
Saturday. when the locals lost TO New
ark. . to s.
The game WAS a slugging match AMI
the hits coupled with errors made all
kinds of scoring The peculiar feature
of the game was that neither side scored
an earned run, and yet seventeen runs
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
MATCH RACE.

IImC-1.L4 IT =, a IT
Exhibition half mile, by Genera
Mack Jr. driven by Hudson, II
1.07 1-2.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
Score by Innings,

New Castle ..OlOO OOOO2 Ga
Parkside ..... 10000 90 90
Summary: Earned runs. New Castle /.
Two base hits Pedrick. Struck out by
Ingram 6; by Jones g. Left on bases
New Castle 5 Parkside /. Stolen bases
Hance. Base on balls of Jones ,. Time
OF game l.35. Umpire Lucas.
Evening journal., 1915-08-09
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

No games sceduled.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-26
THE CLUB CALENDAR.

The Thursday Needlework club
will meet this week with Mrs. c. E..
Buell..
Mrs. Fred Cash will be hostess to
the One O'clock Auction Bridge club
on Wednesday.
The Wednesday club will meet for
study at the library on Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50.
The Home Needlework club will
meet with Mrs. Warren B. Dodge
Thursday afternoon.
The Thursday Card club will meet
to play on Thursday afternoon at
2:30 with Mrs. Cary H. Brown.
The members of the Seven O'clock
club will be guests of Mrs. Murray
McMurray Wednesday evening.
The E. o. w. club will meet with
Mrs. Joe Moose at her farm home
northwest of town on Wednesday af.
ternoon.
The Wednesday Bridge club will
hold it's first meeting next weel
Tuesday, Nov. 1st, instead Of thi:
week, as formerly announced.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-26
Fine Corn From Illinois.

Tom Lilly, who resides on a farm
near Williams, was in town Satur-
day on business and had with him a
sample of corn raised this season
upon a farm he owns in Mclean
county, ILL.,, from where he returned
two weeks ago. Mr.. Lilly said the
sample he had with him was a fair
average Of his Illinois crop and 1t Is
certainly very fine corn. The crop
is Of late variety and was fully ma
tured before they had any frost in
the Sucker state. The northern part
Of Illinois was as hard hit as Iowa
was on the rain proposition this sea-
son, but Mclean county is near the
center of the state and the corn in
that section is a big crop.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-26
Breaks Arm Again,

The six year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Richardson, who reside
on Ohio street, had the misfortune
to fall again Sunday breaking the
two bones of the forearm over again,
which were broken in a fall few
weeks ago. The child was taken to
a physicians Office where an X-ray
picture was made of the fracture and
the bones reset.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-26
Ed, Olmstead Here.

Ed Olmstead was in the city yes
terday. He says he is now located
at or near Fort Dodge and that the
report that he had left town quiet
ly is untrue, and that the rumors
that woman is mixed up with his
going away is without foundation.
He says he had no intention Of keep
ing his whereabouts secret to Web
ster City people.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-10-26
Fine Office System.

The National Cash Register Office
system recently ordered by the
Wardrobe, arrived and was installed
Saturday. The large machine is
electrically operated, keeps a CON-
plete record of each different depart
ment of the business, etc., and is a
complete mechanical bookkeeper. At
tached to it is also an adding ma
chine. Bank deposit slips and bank
checks are also issued, making a
great saving of time and also insur-
ing against mistakes.