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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26

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h"'lIe on Two fronts in the center
routed lhe leElons OF Won BuelOw and
Ih' SaNoHs under Won Hausen, who
Won 'he ualIIe OF the Marine. Won
."tIoN forced back foch.s eft Won
ll"uSth ueiealed his right In follow
ing up their successes, the two armies
pressing IN the French wings, weak
"ued their center. Foch was holding
ON TO the southern rim of the plateau
OF Sezanne, and he had provided
AGAINST TINS contingency by hoIdins
'ack fresh reserves. Tie struck in the
ll&hl with all MS might in the
center, and broke Won BuoIow and
Won Hausvn apart For two days he
fought nn two fronts, knowing we'll
lhat here was the key TO the whole
situation, the Germans had placed the
lrusslin guard under Won Ruclow.
ly the end of the second day the
guard was driven back into the ta-
NOUS marshes of 81. Gond whore Ma
poleon just hundred years before
had hured another PruSSIan host
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only headIunE, n disciplined flight
saved the two beaten armies from an
limitation.
HlS left uncovered, Won kluck also
WAS forced 20 fly To tn" north. The
correspondents in Paris found out
That Nuu hiuyN was retrcatinE. or
the battle in the center they know
nothing. Foch had saved France, but
the stories sent out i'm the next two
or three days gave the credit TO the
wrong men and the wrong troops
And myths die hard.
one OF lhe most curious war my lJns
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Myths and FOlHeS OF the Great War Which
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09

not quickly healed her life will be gone and that
husband whmpered around and said that everything
right and lovely and that he knew God would heal her. But
she passed away and conducted the funeral service and
in five months from that time he married the hired girl and
it found out that few hours after had left the
house. he out in the kitchen with the hired girl in his
lap And then people will say, There is nothing in
Divine Healng when it really act of Gods mercy
that He allowed that poor to de- and of her
relatives told that she had prayed for God to let her
die And then, sthere is nothing in Divine Healing" no
well, if that now would not pray for that womans
healing but would take the toe of my boot to that dirty
lowdown wretch for he simply killed that wife through
his shameful conduct and his unfaithfulness.
Here about year ago. night my telephone bell
rang ong distance and the young gave his and
asked if remembered his mother. Yes remembered his
MOTHER and his father too and neither of them
any good and had not any religion than had old
boohee but before went to Australia the mother
good ZION woman The young said, Mother is dying
of the doctors have given her up to die Ah yes
she had not walked in the light but had forsaken her God
said T will send Elder down to your mother and
sent Elder down. Now there just about much
Christianity in that home there is in this table g and
when it to trusting in God-why it absolute
mockery and every last of them lied because the Elder
had not been gone from the house fifteen minutes when they
had Christian Scientist in there.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09
Do NOT LIE ABOUT YOUR FAITH

There is one thing would not dol would not lie,
would not lie do not what your trouble may be
today if only will get to the place where you rest in
Cod and believe that God will heal you, then you will get
healing Flounderng is not resting in God; standing
your head in the bed is not resting in God rolling
and tossing and making all the other members Of the family
jump and dance to your music is not resting in God And
yet how hard people try to make themselves believe
and they make of you Elders think too, have
heard during the past week. when know that in of
these there is absolutely faith-not grain of
faith The only time when people, apparently, have
faith is when everything is all right but just let little
something wrong and you will find out that there
is absolutely no faith there
On one occasion in Chicago knet by the bedside of
who in the last stages of consumption and
her husband knet there and he whmpered and snveed
and said to him, 'Now is time to get down to business,
for the devil rapidly closing his clutches and if she is
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09
WHY SOME PEOPLE, ARE NOT HEALED

Why, have seen DR.. Dowe send them out of the
PrayerRoom by the Dozen care ready to be prayed
with?" and they would eyes, He would say eyes,
you always ready but God not yet ready you
home and come back next week."
[ remember woman, who brought there by her
from New York City, after Dr. Dowe had talked for
three hours he turned to her and sad care you ready
Word?' She replied, whenever God tells to do so'
He said, Il will not pray for you home and
they took her back home to New York
remember lady who took her daughter to ZION Home
Chicago and they went into the Divine Healing meeting
and Dr. Dowie would not pray for her at ALL and at the
dinner table they said they going away that afternoon
but that was all right; let them go.
do not propose to have any failures than alb
soutey necessary; and tell you what is the matterths
afternoon for fifteen years. is nothing but mockery and it
shows that there is no real resting in God
In person who has felon, and you say "Have
you repented of all your sns?" ooh, yes have
am about the hottest in the State of Iowa; all
right; do you mean to insult me by asking if
Christian?" And my doesn't he kick up great shape.
Then you ask, "Have you faith for heang? ooh,
yes have great faith; why there other in the
neighborhood who has much faith I have' Now,
that is just the way that people talk and if you
to for the healing of that would just get about
the kind of result you would to lay your hand upon
the back of this chair because would have about much
spiritual life would the other.
Here comes in another person who has the
hand you have prayed to God for the healing of
that that will look at it and say Why, it
looks just it did before you prayed" Well, thought
Christian walked by faith, and not by sigh-didnt you
If that had Immediately disappeared then the biggest
devil in Lake County could have believed just much
could the who had the faith that could remove
mountains
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09
BELIEF is NOT SEEING

What did Jesus the Christ mean when He said, "What
things We DESIRE when We pray believe that We
ceve them and We shall have them. Mark II, "a.
He meant just exactly what He said, did He not?
People-"Yes!"
General Overseer-Elders my opinion is that there is
too much praying going Some will say, "We, will
'TRY' Elder Rchert" all right "TRY' him, and then:
Glider Richer is good he prayed for and there
answer at all; think I will '"TRY" Elder Carey"
There is result-no to prayer "Wel, think
will "TRY" Elder Reder; and they "TRY' him, but
there is "Now, think l will '"TRY" Elder
Moot; and then they want to TRY" somebody else. Why
brothers and sisters that not the way to trust in
God-there is trying about it, do you know that!
I say, "My God and Father, heal me- and if know
what my sin indiscreon has been, always confess it,
and then continue about my work and do not bother any
about it. Why have gone into the baptstry with
raging fever; did that occasion in Melbourne and
said 20 Cod grant perfect healing in Jesus Name
and in the power of the Holy Spirit and for Thine honor
and glory and by the time got through with the bap
tsal service the fever entirely gone and felt much
better than when started and have done that many
time
Where is the faith
Poor old Aeneas had been in bed for eight years
"Aeneas, the Lord heaeth thee" And the who had
been lame from his BIRTH and who forty of
age heard the command "Arise and walk! and he got
up and walked "Arse, take up thy bed and walk!
'tOpen your eyes!' Why God open the eyes of
the blind and unstop the of the deaf and raise
the dead, for that matter.
THE POWER OF COP CANNOT DWELL WHERE THERE is
IMPUR1rY
But is according to the power that worketh in you
and let tell you brothers and sisters that the
of God never dwels where mpurty dwels the worst sin
there earth is mpury and that is at the basis of all
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-09
A WHoLE-HEARTED SURRENDER IS NEEDED

All my brothers and sisters, God still lives Christ is
still here The Word of God is truedont yon know that?
Where is the faith Where is the faith! Where is the
fah!! tell you, what is needed is that whole-hearted
absolute surrender! I my shortcomings and
my failures and mperfectons; how far short
fall but want to tell you that there things that
easy for to do it is to snap my finger when
there many people who would die before they would do
them.
eff We abide in Me and My words abide in you We shall
ask what We will and it shall be done unto you Do you
believe it?
Here is another thng-did you think into this
"f heart condemn u.s. Ah then what about going to
God? I would not go at a-if the devil to attack
and my heart condemned me, then would not ask God
to heal tell you that there is too much pray
ing-too much socaled praying 1t is little like it would
be if electrician working and sweating up here
these lamps and out here the poles working for days to
get light when the fact in the matter is that there is
connection down here in the powerhouse and all at
along and asks them to give him chance and
he makes the connection with the powerouse and then
Immediately on comes the light My brothers and sisters
get the connection with God and then everything will be
all right for that is the Word of God lot of people want
the Holy Ghost to in when there is connection at all
with God. mans sins are between him and God and ii
you attempt to up your SINS then God will not hear
and prayer for your healing God will never answer
your behalf long your heart condemns you
you must be truly in earnest.
NV brothers and sisters get right with Cod and then
have that camness that rest and in Him. There
is no use for to here for prayer who has
been peckng her husband for God has nothing but
stick for that And man who is stngy devil
and only gives his wife about fifteen cents year, what is
the use of that kind to and ask for prayer
for God will not hear and people who live like hogs
Yes, 20 God, heal my stomach troube! and then go
straight home and eat head of cabbage and ten radhes
and lot of turnips (augher) Now want to tell you
people that you will have to quit this trying business.
If you do not then you will in this world receive
answer to prayer.
Ito be Contnued)
Evening star., 1915-06-25

While Charley Herxog is not proving
a success as manager of the Cinctn-
natl team, he 10 playing wonderful
bali at shortneld for his charges and
hitting much better than any man on
Evening star., 1915-06-25

the team. But there IL not a chance
for Herzog to continue as a player
one else to manage the team He
wants to be leader or nothing.
Local fans will remember Wade
Killefer, who came here with Schaefer
in a trade for Jim Delehanty in the
summer of 1909. Killefer was then a
utility player. and eventually went to
Joe Cantillon's club In Minneapolis and
was developed for the outfeld. Though
no longer q youngster. Wade has made
now. having been with the Cincinnati
club for the last two years.
1t is not at all unlikely that Killefer
VIII In due time become a member of
the Boston Braves. A report has it
that George stallings wants to get rid
of Sherwood Magee and that Cincinnati
is anxious to obtain the big sluR9er.
stallings wants Killefer and q player
named Snyder in exchange for the
Owner Hedges Of the Browns In be-
ing advised to go out and get some
seasoned ball players to bolster up his
team team; The fans OF 81. Louis contend
the Hickey team and that II he would
pick up some OF the discards of other
teams who have seasoned that history
might repeat 1tSelI ana the team be q
winner once more. In 1908, it is point
ed out. the Browns obtained Jimmy
Williams, Hobe Ferris. Bill Dinesn and
several other supposed hasbeens and
the team was in the pennant fight right
down to the finish. It also Is pointed
out that lots of players when they
change teams will show Improvement.
the case Of Johnston. late Of Cleveland
and now with Pittsburgh, being cited.
When Jack Bentley left the Nationals
to be developed in some other posi-
tion at Minneapolis 1t was the general
opinion Of Manager Griff1th and others
of the players that Bentley did not
stand chance to make a good pitcher.
Since then Bentley has been working
regularly for the Miliers and he has
won five straight games, winning
another one yesterday from Kansas
City, which team he let down with
four hits.
It may be that the Sandy Spring
youngstsr will be developed this year,
now that he is given a chance to work
regularly. Ball players never amount
to much regardless of ability II they
are forced to spend most of their time
on the bench.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
NATIONALS 'BOXMEN
HAMMERED BY SOX
By J. ED GRuLo.

Lamentably weak slab work by three
Of Griff1th's pitchers caused the defeat
Of the Nationals in yesterdays final
game with the Boston Red Sox-
Boehling. Shaw and Engel did the
pitching and all three were hit hard
and worked poorly. Boehltng. however.
was the principal offender because OF
his wildness Ray Collins. who was on
the mound for the visitors, was hit
hard enough to win an ordinary game,
but inasmuch as the local twirlers
allowed their opponents twelve runs,
the four which Collins allowed availed
nothing.
Boehling started in. giving every In
dication that he was not In form. He
walked the first two men to face him.
yet was lucky enough not to be scored
on. He also walked the first man up
in the second and was hit safely, yet
| the break came. Morgan erred on
Hoopers difficult grounder. Wagner
struck out and Speaker singled, Hooper
going to third and scoring on Lewis
In the fourth Boehiing went all to
, pieces Gainor started with single
and Janvrin was safe when Boehling
fumbled his bunt Gardner sacrificed
and Gady was % purposely oy walked walked Lnea
run, and Hooper came through with
single, while Boehling walked Wagner.
Here he was taken out. Shaw Wild
pitched home a run and Speakers sac
rtflce fly scored another, bringing the
total for the inning to Ave-
Collins single and Speakers double
gave tho visitors a run in the sixth,
and at the expense of Engel, who was
an easy mark, they scored twice in the
eighth and three times in the hna1
The Nationals got two runs in the
! fourth, when shanks doubled and Milan
| tripled, and q run In the fifth. when
Foster doubled and Shanks singled.
The Anal tally came in the ninth.
when Mcbride got life on Janvrin's
error and got as far as third on Noel.
ler's hit. scoring when roster sent ou'
q sacrifice fly, The score;
Evening star., 1915-06-25

That the acquisition Of Eddie Collins
has made wonderful difference in the
strength of that team goes without
saying. One does not hear much about
Collins. but there Is no doubt that he
has been responsible for more of the
White Sox victories this season than
any other individual on the team. Good
judges of base ball who have seen the
team in action all spring do not hesi-
tate to give Collins credit for tho VIC
! tories OF course. Rowland. too. is
praised for the teams showing. but
Callahan Or any of his predecessor
would have been able to duplicate the
teams record had they been blessed
with a Collins. One man of the abil-
ity of the former Philadelphia player is
sure to make a lot Of difference in
ball team Give Collins to tho Nation
ais, and It would be good ODDS that
they would Jump to the front In q
hurry.
Manager Jennings IL not satisfied with
his ball team He wants q hard-hit-
or Of ability; but he admits that the
chance Of his getting such material ID
rather slim. though his scouts are
securing the country in all directions
who will help tho Tigers.
The weakness of the Tigers at third
was demonstrated here q few days
back. The White Sox. too. are a bit
off in that position, and would have q
better chance for the flag II they had
q strong player there.
Pittsburgh now is figured as q con-
tender in tho National League race.
Manager Fred Clarke secs q bright fu-
ture for his team. which, now that a
fixed line has been settled on. is play
ing brilliant ball. Johnston. the for
mer Cleveland first baseman. is doing
remarkably well both in the field and
at the bat. He 10 q better player now
than he ever was in Cleveland. Baird.
the new third baseman, Is hitting and
feiding like q star. Viox, at second.
always has besn a valuable man, and
while Wagner u not yet hitting as
he used to. he 10 showing constant
Improvement, and is fielding as we'll
as he ever did. That Pirate, outneld
is one Of the best in tho league, and
with McQuillen. Adams. Mamaux and
Harmon showing good form Clarke
also sees a chance of having a strong
pitching staff.
While Charley Herxog is not proving
a success as manager OF the Cinctn-
natl team, he 10 playing wonderful
ball at shortneld for his charges and
hitting much better than any man on
Evening star., 1915-06-25

The Willard Athletic Club was vic
tor over the Watco nine by a score of
to I. The playing Of both teams was
good, but tho work Of Arbeely at short
was the feature. Balthis pitched
good game for the winners.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

match Luchs won from Kaufman. Bio
ber beat West and Sigmund defeated
Behrend. The handicaps were all good
ones, which brought the contestants
pretty close together.
In the semi finals King will play
Luchs and Bieber will take on Sig
mund. These matches probably will be
played Sunday, and the friends Of the
players Will turn out In force 70 make
up. large gallsF4se tor ths different
pairs.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
PLAY sEMI-FINAIs SUNDAY.
Interesting Matches Seen in Suburb.
an Club Golf Tourney.

The handicap golf tournament of the
Suburban Club has progressed down
to the semi-dnals, the matches settled
yesterday clearing the way for the
yynning-up round. Phil King outplay-
"a Joe King By up in an 1nteyeSting
Evening star., 1915-06-25
6fRIINENT @i1fGN1
Xsshappenin&$sfSPortdoln
BY ]. ED GR1LLo.

Cleveland sport critics. after watching the White Sox win
games the Indians have the conclusion that
Rowands will win the pennant in common canter
what the Indians shown would take
up with them And that a
Election White Sox either.
Chicago going rapid gait there is doubt of that The
gained formidable lead but it should forgotten
Evening star., 1915-06-25
An.Rouud Athletic Champion Dies.

BERKELEY. Cal, June 25.-Zepper-
ins A. B. Cameron of Mabou. N s.. said
to be holder of the all-round champion
ship in athletics in Canada. died here
yesterday Of spinal meningitis. He was
twenty-eiEht years old. His father 10
DR.. Hugh Cameron. . mamber OF the
Canadian parliament
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Last place in the National League Is
only few! points below first place and
minus the strain. A comforting philoso-
ply. but not one conducive to success.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Totals BIS IL 13 o 4 2 u
sBatted for Shaw in seventh.
tBatted for Engel In ninta.
Washington o . ii
Boston ............ 5 o BIZ
Two,nase hits-ehanks, Foster. Speaker. Cady.
TIRES ,oess hits.AeRride, Milan, Hooper y,s, Dog;
pttch|shaw: Halk-Boehfing. Umpres-Messrs.
Dineen and Nallin.