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The Washington times., 1915-10-06
OERTLY|S WINNER
IN FLOWER EXHIBIT
BrookIand Brotherhood Con-
ducts Its Seventh Annual
Show in Lord Hall.

ID. II. Oertly with his entries ot
dahlias and roses won the sweep,
stakes prize of large silver loving
cup at the seventh annual flower
fruit. and vegetable exhibition OF the
Prooklaiid Brotherhood. which is be-
Ing held in Lord Memorial Hall Of the
Rrookland Baptist Church Twelfth
and Newton streets northeast. The
show opened last even ing, and Will
continue until IL o'clock tonight.
is vice president OF the Brookland
brotherhood. He was awarded ssla
points oct of n possible 400.
Sly classes were Judged last night
Sndsnt by Rr GsqrfSs Of re WsssS sS sss
Garden; Peter Bisset and o. B. Mar
culture. and Miss ola Powell.
The awards were as follows:
pital: second prize. p. H: Oertly: third
prize. DR.. X. w. Frischkorn.
second. S. German: third. Mrs. NJ. II.
Fruitse-First. Fred Barnes second.
d. II. Oertly; third. Clay c. Holmes.
NcgetL Lbles-First. J. +. bingham:
second, d. II. oertly: third. d. s.
Hutchinson.
Canned goods-First, Virginia Pate:
second. Mrs. J. l.. Whlteslde: third.
Mrs +. l.. SaltEman.
Canned goods mot home grown)--
First. Mrs. c. l.. Cussidy: second. Mrs.
d. II. Oertly. third. Mrs. J. l.. White
side.
Special prizes donated by local and
out -of-town merchants for best in
dividnal showings were also award
ed the following:
c. II. Hospital S. German. Clay e.
Holmes. J. F. bingham. Fred Barnes.
J. l.. Whiteside. r. +. Hutchinson. d.
H. Otrtly. DR.. J. l.. Parker. e. +. Tam
sill. 4. A. Carpenter. Virginia Pate.
Mrs James l.. whiteside Mrs T.. c.
and Mrs. y. RI. Oertly.
The gards n products shown were all
grown I'm BrOCkla
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

matter. which Nature intends shall te
thrown off. IL left in the system. II is
absorbed into the blood and boils.
pimrles. rashes. blotches and other
eruptions OF the skin appear.
=. =. =. goes into the circulation
and removes every particle of blood
taint or poison OF every character.
All skin diseases and oruptions pass
away. and the smooth clear skin.
glowing with health. shows that the
body Is being nourished by rich. pure
blood. rheumatism, Catarrh. Scrof-
ula. Contagious Blood Poison. all are
deep-seated blood disorders. and for
their treatment nothing equals =. =. =.
Get :. y. =. at any drug store. II
yours Is a peculiar case write =. =. $.
Co., Atlanta. Ga.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Pullman Off Tomorrow
On His First Vacation

Major Raymond w. Pullman. Chief
of Police. leaves Washington tomorrow
for vacation which will last week
or ten days. the first respite from office
cares he has taken since his oppoint-
ment.
He will go from here to Philadelphia.
where he will look into the police record
system and perhaps attend one Of the
games of the worlds series. Afterward
lie will visit New York In the majors
absence. Assistant Superintendent of
Police BOYLE will be In command OF the
department.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Berlin Critic Says
Offense Has Failed

BERLIN tvia wireless u sayviile),
Oct. 6.-Tho military critic OF the
Berner, Bund declared today that the
allies offensive movement in tho west
has definitely called.
He estimated that more than 1000. .0O0
men and 2.O0.OD0 shells were used In
the allies attacks.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06

has been breaking over the trenches on
both sides for IS hours without inter-
rupt,on. The Germans are massing re-
serves To meet expected attacks and to
launch counter offensts.
Tho greatest activity Is reported from
La Basse south to Arras. The Germans
have been shelling the British positions
for many hours. evidently In prepara-
tion for an infantry thrust.
Along the Champagne front the Ger
mans have emerged from their trench
es at several points. planning bomb
raids on the French works.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
French Infantry Halts
Attacks in Flanders;
Cannonading Heavy

PARIS. Oct. 6.-An entire cessation of
infantry actions along the Franco
Flanders front last night and early to-
day was reported by the war office this
afternoon.
There was heavy cannonading south
Of the Givenchy woods and at several
points on the Champagne. Argonne. and
Lorraine fronts. The French improved
their position slightly near La Folle by
the ,use OF hand grenades. the fighting
being confined entirely to communica-
ton trenches.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Russians With German
Helmets Called Spies

BERLIN tvia wireless to Sayville).
Oct. 6.-The German war office an
nounced today that In the future Rus
sian patrols caught wearing German
helmets in order to deceive German
troops will be executed as spies.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
TakOma Park Flower
Show to Close Tonight

The Takoma Park flower show. which
opened Monday in the Takoma Park
library building. and which has attract
ed wide attention among the residents
Of that section. will close tonight. It
was announced today by d. n. Shoe
maker. president OF tube Columbia Hor-
ticultural Society. who arranged the ex-
hibit. The feature of the show was the
dahlia exhibit. more than 100 varieties
OF this flower being entered.
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istry was promptly accepted by the
l,-

PARIS. Oct. 6-The resignation OF
Premier venizelos will not stop the
landing Of allied troops for the defense
Of Serbia, 1t Ii stated officially this af-
ternoon.
More French troops. Il is reported.
are being landed at saionika today.
though the war office has not confirm
The allies. It was officially intimated,
count upon the support of the Greek
people In their efforts to prevent the
ihd Buisarisn nr,sn, Car from dominating
lief that the Greek chamber will refuse
" accept new ministry and that
Senizelos will be forced to reconsider
ois resignation.
Greek Nation Faithful
The resignation OF Premier veni-
Selos. even II persisted in, cannot AFFECT
The interests Of Greece nor stop the
Landing OF troops b., the allies for the
assistance Of Serbia" It was stated.
The troops were enthusiastically ac-
claimed by the Greeks who understand
their cause Is the allies cause and that
their cause will be defended In any
1vent against Bulgarian enterprise. The
:;reek ;i nation ,s intends to ;, remain faith
The French cabinet met this after
1oon to consider the Balkan situation,
PRESIDENT Poincare presided.
Reason For Resignation.
According to an Athens dispatch,
Premier venixelos resigned because his
war policy was not even supported by
MS own ministry. The other eight
members Of his cabinet were silent
when a vote Of confidence In the prime
nintster was taken In the chamber Of
deputies.
Saionika dispatches repost that the
French troops were greeted enthusias-
tically on their arrival at the Greek
port.
Greek officials and the populace
greeted the French troops as allies, and
In the same manner In which the French
received British troops upon their ar
rival at Bpulogne." II was stated.
The Washington times., 1915-10-06
Decisive Battle on
Anglo-French Front
Appears Imminent

PARIS. Oct. "a battle Of decisive
character Is believed to be imminent on
tho Anglo French front. Artillery Are
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-24
THE JEFFERSON1AN


for the Roman church.
AS these articles continue, | suggest that
you ask some Catholic friend Of yours to
read them; and, if he doubts any of my
statements, get him to write to some of the
Catholic editors, requesting that they com,
bat my assertions.
Millions of so-called Catholics are indiffer-
ent, and harbor secret grudge against the
bachelor priests: these nominal Catholics
would cut loose from Rome entirely, if they
knew what [ know.
That which / have learned by wide
range of reading, | will lay before you in
the simplest form; and you will aid my
work, If you can get Catholics interested
a. You don't want religion which
erazts the creature ADORE the Creator, and
which claims that a minister of the Gospel
can issue commands to god.
In order that you may be put IN posses
sion of the Roman Catholic doctrine on that
point, / will quote the words of Rev d. S.
Phelan, of St. Louis, Missouri-an educated
priest, who officiates regularly as Catholic
pastor, and who publishes the best of the
Roman Catholic papers, The Western Watch
man.
Under date OF June 10, 1915, Brother
Phelan publishes a sermon which he had
preached the Sunday before, to his ST. Louis
congregation:
''The church is made for sinners, not angels.
I never invite an angel down from Heaven to
hear Mass here This is not the place for angels.
The only person in Heaven [ ever ask to
down here is Jesus Christ, and Him / command
to come down. He has to come when bid Him.
l took bread in my fingers this morning, and J.
said: 'This is the body and blood of Jesus Christ
ard He had to come down. That is one Of TIE
things He must do. He must come down every
time / say Mass, at nay bidding because He made
priest, and said "Do you this in memory
Of Me-" I do it in obedience, I do it in rever-
ence, / do it in homage, do it in alteration; but
I do it, and when do it, CHRIST MUST OBEY"
Did you ever read anything SO blasphem-
GUS?
''Hana l. COMMAND TO come dorm. lie
HAS TO CONE qchen I bid Himn'
The conception of Almighty God, acting
In obedience to the c0n1naa7ds of mortal
men, is assuredly the most utterly dumb
founding idea that ever entered the brain
OF religious fanatic.
1t was Matched In one Of the monlzish cells
of the Dark Ages, where a filthy old ignor
anus brooded and brooded over the words,
''I'his is my body" until he dreamed him
self into the belief that the living Christ
meant, that the Passover loaf in his hands
was his own corporal substance.
The half-crazed hermit probably had no
complete Bible; and, therefore, was ignorant
of the fact that in the sixth chapter Of John,
Christ speaks ezeoen times of himself as
the bread Of angels that came doaon from
heareD to giUe life to the qoorzd.
The Jews are the descendants Of an Arab
tribe; and, like all Eastern peoples, their
language, in its early days, teemed with
iguratiye terms.
Our American Indians showed so much
Of the same tendency, that many scholars
have used the fact as an evidence of their
Oriental origin.
Their chiefs were Red Cloud, Long Cane,
L. Il IL
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Mother OF the human race, but in the sense
that the spirit of eel lured- her into dis
obedience
In the New Testament, Christ is called the
Shepherd; but nobody took that to mean he
tended sheep.
He is called the vine the door, the way;
but nobody understood those terms as mean
ing that he bore grapes, opened and shut the
entrance to the house, or was the highway
along which people travelled
He is called the lamb, but no one was ever
BOBBY enough to confuse that term with NUT
ton.
Then, when he is called the bread of life,
which we must eat to be saved, how did it
ever enter the human brain that he meant
a literal eating of his flesh?
Faith saves, not the flesh Of a jew.
AS a human being, at the Last Supper,
Christ was jew; he remained a Jew after
the supper; he was jew In Gethsemane, in
Pilates hail. on Mount Calvary, and on the
Cross.
LIZ his corporal substance was eaten at the
supper. and his blood swallowed as the cup
went the rounds. what was it that sweated
blood in the garden?
What was it that stood before Pilates
What was it that the Jews crowned with
thorns and spat upon? What was it that
suffered so, on the Cross. and gave forth
pierced the side?
OF course, we Protestants believe in the
invisible God present everywhere, at all
times; and all powerful, as we'll as all pres
emf
But the Romanist belief is entirely an
other thing: they believe In the bodily pres
ence of God. on ten thousand affairs, In ten
thousand different places, at the same time.
Rev, D. S. Phelan expresses the orthodox
Roman belief when he says, Gle has to come
down when / bid him."
"Christ must obey"
Phelan is the creature Christ is the Gre
ator; but when the Creator gets orders from
Phelan,
'CHRIST MUST OBEYy"
slim I COMMAND"
Good God! What a shocking conception
Of the relative status Of creature and Gre
ator!
AS I showed in last weeks paper, the
hideous doctrine Of traaasubstantiation, ( did
not become part Of the Roman Catholic
creed, until the year of our Lord 1919.
During the previous year, the same Pope
had published a Catholic creed which did
not contain the supplying doctrine
And, as / further proved, later Pope
offered to abolish the doctrine on condition
that England returned to her allegiance to
the papacy.
In other words, the Pope virtually said
eff you will again bow to the power of
Rome, and resume your payment of the
regal revenues which we formerly drew from
England, we, the infallible Vicar of Christ
will cease to pretend that a few Latin words
can change bread and wine into the bodily
substance Of Jesus Christ"
AS / proved last week, Queen Elizabeth
spurned the Pope's mercenary proposition.
49, You don't want religion which
destroys the Plan of Salvation as laid down
in the New Testament, and compes you to
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-06-24
A Religion that You Don't Want.
PAGE EIGHT


fishing under the above headline, are I'M
necessary.
You may even consider them almost in
sulting to your intelligence; but you should
remember that yoam intelligence is not every
body's
Owing to the fact that, in Great Britain,
and the United States, the great majority of
people had settled down comfortably into
the belief that Romanism could never again
become dangerous to civil and religious lib
erty, the Protestant Lcaders ceased to teach
the fundamental differences beteceen Roman
Catholicism and Bible christianity.
There were so few Romanists in England
and North America, it esemed cruel to say
anything that would ''hurt their feelings"
and cause them to accuse us of ''insulting"
their faith.
Nobody dreamed of the powerful Austrian
society which was cooperating with Rome,
and with the American high-prlests, to sys-
tematIcaly settle this country with immi-
grants from Roman Catholic Europe
Nobody dreamed that the American high
priests would grow SO arrogant and aggres-
sve as to demand public monies out of Pro
testant treasures; make our system of State
education the object of scurrilous and VIC
let attacks; use their mobs, and their secret
societies to suppress the freedom Of speech,
wherever they are strongest; employ the
Federal courts to prosecute and prosecute
those Protestants who reveal some of the
darker spots of Romanism and demand of
Congress an abolition Of the Constitution, to
the cptcnt that 1t guarantees freedom Of the
press
But these things have come to pass; and
so strongly intrenched is this foreign church,
in our business world, our political machin-
cry, and in the Government service that
many weakened time-server is joining
the Popes vast host, from na0t5ues Of selfish
policy.
Is it not time, therefore, that we should
take hold of the fundamental principles and
organic lar Of this foreign church, and
prove that Romanism is not to be found in
the Bible, and not to be reconciled with our
form of Government?
Is it not time to proue that the Laws of
the Roman system are in the deadliest an
tagonism to the Laws of this Republic? And
that the creed Of this man-made religion is
absolutely hostile to the Bible?
Even the man who wants to be non-religi-
Gus, ought to be intensely concerned in this
matter. because Of R0me's POLITICAL
CL1INS AND PURPOSES: he who is
both religious and patriotic, should be pro-
foundly interested in both phases of the
question:
One phase is, the political powers claimed
bv this foreign church, and set forth in her
Canon Law.
TIE other is, her claims to be the only
Christian church, vested with divine power
tc rule all others, ''eyen to the shedding of
blood"
Along both these lines, I will endeavor to
prove, by Romes own laws, and by the New
Testament, that her religion is one that you
don't want.
There are millions of Roman Catholics in
this country who do not know the real ma
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gor'm ariege mar felt LANCER 3eit
Saon Die Stultur gegent1nt.
&r puBeu tetue StleTeI mebr,
2te SelIe lit ms lremo;
2as Sauptgaar lrtro our Wtdbne idon
S5 mtrD aud nidt getalnnt.
Sic sSaide lit eiu &uGus lest,
Gstr ~slDed)leln ME 0as Qenlo.
gGir balteu felt uHo treu 6|ularumenl
S1ipp, S6ipp. burial
8ir habeu nidjtS 81 ralt6eu ttebr,
LIMB INNER groBelt 9urlt.
&6ir leben nur Don trod mem &rpt
LIMB oerten ms Die Murit.
auf talter @roe i9laien mir
Seit 8oder nun berelts;
8rum 3ie9t Der 9tberlnntiSmti8 inns
Sur's &aterlano 0ur9'5 areu3.
lln0 lit NAL elmer ION uns traut
an @tageu ooer 9er3,
Sam muB er our @tappe bin,
3n liuDern feiuen Sduer5.
Ser 0tabsar3t britlt ibm ms 9eli9t:
Sterl. &riideberger, raltsl
@abt ibm ne 5laI6e Ai5tuus
llno chm Gag Sdonuug nrauf.
Bir 6aIteu aber tapfer ants
gitt itetS uergnii9tem Sinn.
9anH aber nah lem Diterfeit
Syliegt Art uu0 Shippe bin.
S9aeQ fabreu mir gu 0tutteru bin,
Sod uidt nit Ieerer 6anb.
gSir bringen tIeine &ier6en nit
aus HuiHids8 olenlarD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10
Scm sefaaeHea samera6en.
[2ibns Sohnreh.

6eru I'M Bran8ojenIdn6e
ga Iiegt elm titles GRAB,
ga ieutten tie eineH SoIoaten
5ief in Die @ruft hiuab.
@as Grab 5tert feline 8Iune,
8edt nu6 teiu Rarmoritein,
uuo all Der Srie0eHSinbel,
er oringet ni6t btuetH,
Sin 6eutider 9eterInn6e
ga iibt elm bleif]es &ino,
Sic peint Inn ben Geliebten
Cid fat bic aeuglein blind.
ga ltei9t elm lid)ter @ngeI
@om 3immeIg3elt berab
llnb iammelt all Die 3rdnen,
&rdgt iie gum ferneu @ra6.
lInb aus Dem Srdnentraune
@ripdhit elm @litmeleiH,
@S bla9t min auf benz GRADE
Sm abenbionuenidcin.
llnD liht uno leiie tlingt es
Sief aus benz grauen Sano:
% irodne ocine Erdnen,
Sd ltarb firs @aterlanol"
Dies @eoiht babeu bier Geute an
Der aompagnie Geoidtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10

@emHtti9. @irtin, oIs
Iid Der 9ouriit gu Bette Ieot: Limb
niGt pobr. Gle eeben dGt. /. es
Is ndmli4 in benz Bette aud bic
Rage NIT ibrsn fiinf Sungsn orin!'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-10
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