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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1915-12-15

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are authorized to announce
JUDGE JOHN w. RILEY, OF ROWAN COUNTY

Democratic candidate Congress this Congressional
District at the August primary, 1916.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30

Fellowship restored to it's former
principles.
When Thomas Wildey reorgan.
lied at Baltimore, persecution
had pressed the truth so close
the ground; that to the public it
was not visable any more: But
God kept them in the heart of
the few until they once more
took riot end sent forth branch.
es. And now sgain those
beautiful gems has to a great
extent faded to the natural eye
of man, And men will say reli-
gion has no place in the Lodge
room. But nevertheless, no one
cannot cross its threshold with
out taking q solemn obligation
to their Maker and fellowman.
So looking forward to the day
when she will as q Lodge take
her place in the bosom of the
bleeding Christ.
We beg to remain true servant
until the Summer sun of our
life have closed it's last reys up
on us and our cold form in death
lay hid from the far of western
skies, to rise no more for
US on earth, but in the Supreme
Lodge above arise to US, forever
and forever more. Amen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30
rs ODD-FELIOWSHIP
IA
DIVINE INSTITUTION?
We clip the foHowing from a
paper read BY Howard Hitchcock
at an A. 0, y, W, banquet Feb,
4 1918, at Tyro Kansas.

I'VE love the people of Tyro. but
we love God and His truth the
most of all. May God bless all
of you. Fraternity. fellowship,
and brotherhood in the lodge
may be better than none at all;
but fraternity. Fellowship, broth.
erhood, with God and His people
il the ideal, the best of all!
Charity within tine limited mem.
bership Of the lodge is good, but
does no. honor God as unselfish
charity in the unlimited brother.
hood of mankind. We would not
have less fraternity, less fellow.
ship, nor less brotherhood, but
vastly more, but we would have
it in the name of Christ and not
in the name of any man made
organization. We would honor
God most II we would do Gcd's
work Gods way in Gods church
Where Gods trnth would lead
us,. my wife and : desire TO fol.
low. Again say we love the
people of Tyro and may God
bless every one. Many husbands
have lessened the brotherhood
at home to strengthen it here.
Any woman that will drill in
this hall until after midnight
while her daughter. young wo'
man, plays on the streets and
elsewhere with the boys is more
of q dodge: uem Der than:.she is a
true mother, God and home
EopATifst."
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30

" Is Odd Fellowship a Divine
En- stituti0n? j IN
An Oddfellow mother will
never let her daughter run at
large on the streets / without
protection.
We must say it is, Yet we
know that the claim is made that
it is not. And by those too, who
are claimed to be osgopd author.
ity, Now We must say that II
Fellowship is founded upon
the Bible or even Bible princi-
pies then it has to be of Divine
origin, Uf course IT it is not
founded upon either OF those,
then we too would have to say
that 1t was and is a man made
creed,
So then in order tofind out the
truth of this question. we will
bave to thoroughly investigate
the matter. There is no doubt
with us, but what there are man
made creeds, And that too,
where they are called Divine in.
ststutions. But for the pres
emit we shall look into the Odd.
Fellows Lodge room. II we
were only permitted to 60 back
to the Seven Stars Tavern in
Baltimore, . little over one hun
dred years ago, even then We
would find thatit way proclaim
ed to be OF Divine origin. by the
men who took part in the rs.es
tablishiag Of the Grand Princi
plea Of Odo Fellowship.
But in order TO show Mr.
Hitchcock orsny other one who
will cronicle such an Article q
the one above. that they are in
Alrely wrong We shall write
from q Biblical standpoint.
The first we shall ask u
Reader do You believe that whel
David cut of the bead Of Golial
Wa Of Divine ori1inf This y
4 grounded priuciples Of Odd Eel
lowship. "
Do you besieyeTthat when th'
heart IS David and JohnithAl
:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30

There has been questions.
standing in the CRESSET for
many mouths, requesting the
preachers tn answer them, with
Bible Truths. And there has
been no one under taken to
answer either of them and we.
have taken it as granted, that
they cannot answer them. Yet
they will condemn, US for our
answers, and will say all manner
of evil against us. And all the
time we are begging for more
light if they have airy to give US.
But the great trouble is that
they have none to give. And will
not accept any because they
love darkness rather than light
because their deeds are evil. For
their principles are founded
upon the Love of money The
root of all evil" And now we
come to Sister Rrazeal's request
who ask us to answer one of
those questions referred 10 above,
and that is the question of the
two Gospels. And we shall an
swer this question with the
greatest of pleasure. And We
want the Dear Sister, and all OF
our Readers to look at the scrip.
lures which we give. in behalf of
our answer. and forget US intire.
Do not let the prejudice you
have against US. keep YOU from
seeing the truth of God S Word.
So in the first place, please
read our Text; .
but c0ntrariwise when they
saw that the gospel of the uncir.
cumcision was com mitted unto
me. as the gospel of the circum.
cision was unto Peter.
| jFor he that wrought effectu.
ally ia Peter to the Apostleship
of-the circumcision, the same
was mighty in me toward the
Gentiles.
| Aud when James, Cephas and
John. who seemed to be pillars,
perceived the grace that was
given unto me, they gave to me
and Barnabas the right hands Of
fellowship; that ye should 60
unto the heather, and they unto
the circumcision (Gal. 20
%.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30
ANSWER TO QUESTION
NO. 2. OF QUESTIONS No.7o

End. Is there any difference
in the gospel of Circumcision
com mitted to Peter, and the Cos.
pei of Uncircumcision committed
to Paul?
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30

VI DlVine origin! his IS Ouu'
Fellowship.
Do you believe that when the
Good Samaritan lifted the
woun ded man up. who had been
robbed and left for dead, was OF
Divine origin? If so Odd Fellow.
ship is too: For this is Odd Fell
lowship,
1t NAV be a fact that Bro.
Hitchcock and many more does
not know. what Odd Fellowship
is, or even what went to make
up an OddFellow. If not it may
be a good thing to give them to
understand, those principles,
In the first place then we shall
go away back into the dark past;
and dig up something if we can,
that will give us some light, on
this all important SUBJECT. So
please read,
They have moved me to jeal.
ousy with that which is not cod.
they have provoked me to anger
with their vanities: and will
move them to jealousy with those
which are not people, I will
provoke them to anger with a
foolish nation" (Deut. 32-21.)
Now what we want to know is
this. What for a man would
this be? A man that is not q
man. Would this not be an Odd
Fellow? If not, please tell US
what for a man would he oe?
For here Is the class of people
that Odd Fellows originated
from; and it was much later on
in the History of time, when
i, Odd Fellowship was formed,
into the two great human fami.
lies--That is, it was not brought
in until Christ made bis advent
into the world. And for that
purpose. Please read. :,
And to make all men. see
what is the Fellowship of the
mystery which from toe begin.
tniagso the world hath been hid
in cod, who created all things
by Jesus Christ" Ephe. 49,
Herei is fellowship.
! And what was the ground
work of this fellowship, please
read.
I Even the mystery which hath
been hid from ages and from
generations, but now is made
manifest to his saints.
To whom God would make
known what is the riches of thu
glory Of this my stery among thu
Gentiles, which is Christ in yor
the hope OF glory" -(Col. 1-2t
| -2.)
What vas this done for
please read
Which in other ages was no
made kno Rn unto the sons Of
men, as it is now revealed unit
his holy apostles and prophet.
by the Spirit.
That the Gentiles should be
fellowheirs, and of the sam,
body, and partakers of his prom
ise in Christ BY the gospel"
(Ephe, o-5-6)
Here is where Odd FELLOWSHIP
: was brought in. 1t Is Of Divin
origin, And to still further on
claim, we shall! ask you to read.
'Bnt We are a chosen geners
tion,a royal priesthood, an hol
nation, peculiar people. the
) We shonld shew forth the praise
! ,ot'him who hath called YOU on
!. LOT darkness into his maryellou
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-12-30

/ mCh WV 0kC AEu1 CAc Va CuO
Order that think it, is a man
Institution, They cant ever
}tell you who was the first N, g.
after Christ was crucified, when
Paul himself tellsyou this fact.
| Christ choose him the first N.
G. to the Geutiles himself and
set him in the N. G. chair for
Paul to bring about.a perfecting
Of this fellowship. And Paul
teaches US himself that they
held these particular meetings in
secret according to Paul's own
language, please read.
And that because Of false
brethren unawares brought in,
who come in privily to spy out
our liberty which we have in
Christ Jesus, that they might
bring US into bondage, (Gal-2
I-4.)
"Crept in unawares," Crept
In where? Into the church,
Could they not come into the
church publicly? Was their
something in Paul's meetings,
that could not be found out with
out creeping in unawares? Un-
doubtedly this was the fact.
| For Paul said it in his own Ian.
guage, when they crept in una.
wares to spy out lour Liberty,
that we have in Christ Jesus.
That Liberty they did not dare
make known publicly. So we
are confident that our Readers
will see the Divine origin of Odd.
Fellowship, and no longer con.
tend for it as q human institu.
ton, for in that day it was the
church. of the Living Christ. 1t
was the Good Samaritan. But
as Paul said,
/ That We be not soon shaken
in mind, or be troubled, neither
by spirit, nor by word. nor by
}! letter as from rs, ~ that the day
IF Christ is at hand.
Let no man deceive you by
any means: for that day shall
not come, except there come a
falling away first, and that man
Iof sin be revealed, the son of
perdition.
n Who op poseth and cxalteth
himself above all that is called
} cod, or that is worshiped: SO
that he as God stitch in the
) temple of cod, shelving himself
= that be is God.' z Thes. 9 9 A.
3 This falling away mas come,
, and the dragon; the man OF sin,
) has done his deadly work. ~
And now we are exposing this
, roam Of sin. and bringing about
a Restitution of Odd-FeIlowship
: and raising to life the principles
of the Good Samaritan. And in
: this restitution do away with all
. man made creeds that have tbeil
origin under the One Man Theo
ry, set up by the Pope of Rome
and Martin Luther.
+. The man who says that, those
two institution. that is Masonry
and Odd Fellowship, was no
D divinesy instituted, does no
e know what be is taking about
ri But it is q fact that since TIL
dark chasm Of persecution ha'
! been crossed. Andpersecotio'
; has been abated. Both iMasonr!
It and Odd Fellows Res left tbei
y hrst Love. The Odd Fello7
It should never turn their ey
i away from 3 distressed or need
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3rd. Page

deny the two gospels spoken of
in this scripture which we have
quoted as our Text. The gospel
of circumcision committed TO-
Peter, for the IsraeliteG and the
gospel of uncircumcisiou com
mitted to Paul fer the Gentiles.
Our Text plainly tells you this
fact. And that there is two
named in our Text. Here is
where the one man theory
preacher gets up on his ear and
says Garrett is wrong on the
two men," For they say that
Adam who was placed in the
garden, was the first and only
man created. when our Text
even tells them different from
that, Whyp we ask. And we
answer, because cod had to
commit a gospel of circumci.
sion to Peter for the descend.
ants of the Formed man who
had been placed in the garden.
And this gospel of circnmci.
sion, was the Mo4aical law to
those of the Isrealites who
would believe on Christ. And
in order to prove this matter
we shall call your attention to a
circumstance which occurred
after Paul had preached II years
to the Gentiles, and that is this.
And when we were come to
Jerusalem, the brethren receiv-
ed Us gladly.
And the day following Paul
went in with US unto James; and
|, all the elders were present.
/, And when he had saluted them
', he declared particularly what
things God had wrought among
the Gentiles by his ministry.
And when they heard it they
, glorifed the Lord and said unto
him Thou seest brother how
many thousands Of Jews there
are which believe and they are
all jealous of the law;
| And they are informed of .hee
that thou teachest all the Jews
which are among the Gentiles to
forsake Moses saying that they
ought not to circumcise their
children neither to walk after
the customs,
What is it therefore the null
titude must needs come together
for they will near that thou art
come.
Do therefore this tina. we say
to thee; We have four men which
| have d VOW on them:
Them take and purify thyself
with them and be at charges
with them that they may shave
their heads; and all may know
that those things whereof they
were informed concerning thee
are nothing hut that thou thyself
also walkest orderly and keepest
the law. ,s
AS touching the Gentiles whiciy
believe We haYe written and con.
cluded that they observe no such
thing save only that they keep
themselves from things offered
to idols, and from blood, and
from strang led, and from forni
cation.
Then Paul took the men and
the next day purifying himself
with them entered into the
temple to signify the 4 .complish,
ment of the days Of plritication
until that an Offering should be
| offered for every one of them,'
facts 21--l7-26.)
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SERBIAN CONFIDENT.
with 1. =. Munitions. n With
stand InNn.ioU-tol PopONitch.

Col Jcvrem j popovitch OF the Ser
ban army. who l. in New York 20 buy
munitions, thinks the plan of the Austro-
German allies To- succor Constantinople
by making = big drive through either
Serbia o. Bulgaria will fan and that
Constau'inople will fall.
serbia is prepared now he SAID.
better prepared than ever before. She
IL indebted largely t. America for this.
for to American manufacturers Is due
the fact that her army il better %equipped
than ever before. We have been able,
with ammunition and equipment pur-
Chased here. to keep pace with the m
creases In our army made since the
Austrians We're driven across the border
"rakinC iutu consideration S"rp.aS re-
Moved military strength, the difficulty 81
her mountainous terrain aud the bravery
of her troops. II would take 100000 ieI-
mans TO s%ubjugatc the country. say
500, 600 Germans 1t would take LOCO
0OO Austrians There II q difference.
do not think thu Germans ear spare >oO,-
600 or the Austr.auS l,@rO,o"u, 50 |
think Serbia - safe.
AS FOR bulgaria., she IS a SAY nation.
! cannot think that sh" viii permit Ger
many to send troops rough her terri
tory. She knows that she owes her 81
isteucc to Russia, and she has ties that
bind her 10 Serbia, Rumanid and Greece
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$4,000 GOLFERS OUT
IN NEW WELSH STRIKE
Miners Executive Council
Urges Men to Resume Work,
Pending Negotiations.

I.oNUoN. Aug, 27-The latest strike
in the South wales collierles already
has affected $1,000 men. according to
dispatches received tonight.
The strike is attributed IL dissatis-
faction on the part of the miners with
dent Of the Board Of Trade, in settling
The late strike, The golfers assert
tina Mr., Runciman, as arbitrator, did
not live up to the promises made by
David Lloyd George, Minister of Muni-
tions. on his trip to Wales, and insist
that these promises b. kept. They also
are disappointed by the reported failure
of Mr.. Ruuclman TO receive a deputa-
ton of miners sent to present their
grievances,
In his award Mr. Runciman in
cluded wage concessions. but n number
of the miners demands regarding work
ing conditions. hours Of labor and ar
bitration arrangements were rejected,
The new strike was begun without
the approval of the miners organiza-
ton, the executive council Of which
adopted IA resolution to-day C%ondemnlng
the strike as unauthorized and urging
IN" men to return to work, pending
further negotiations, The council also
has sent IA delegation to London to cou-
fer with Mr. Runciman and attempt to
induce him to reopen consideration of
the earlier demands,
The Mine Owners Federation sent "A
message to the strikers to-day urgcntly
requesting them to return TO work al
once,
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DESTROY BREST FORTS.
Russians Report Blowing Up az
Defences Near Iit,.

Special Cdbic Dsspdfoh 10 TuE SIS.
PETRoURAp. via London, Aug. Eth,
following official statement Mas issue,
here to-day
There is no change IN the Riga re-
eion.
In the direction of Eausk and B!rpa
and toward F'riedrichstadt. the en-
envy on Wednesday and Thursday
pursued a vigorous offensive against
u troop acting on the defensive.
There has been obstinate lighting
I'm the last few days on the roads to-
ward the south of the Sauerkalm-
Neuthut railway,
In the direction of Dwinsk. rurth
Of the railway between Dwinsk and
honewitz, II troops yesterday pressed
the Germans on the front OF PoEedeli-
Skopleiki.
Toward wilma there was no impor-
tant change on Wednesday.
Or the middle Niemen. between the
sources OF the Bobr and the Pripet,
the retreat of our troops. covered by
rearguard engagements, continues.
Energetic attempts by the Germans
Ia take the offensive during Wednes-
day night in the region OF BielestOk
in the north were successfully stopped
by us at the cost to the enemy of
heavy losses.
In the region Of Brest We blew up
the fortiications in conformity with
orders received. cur roops forming
the garrison OF the forts have re-
JOIN d the army in the field.
There is no essential change in
Galicia.
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TWO GER MAN BASES
SHELLED BY MEN
One Aviator Hurls Ten Bombs
on Plant Where Gases
Were Generated.
ALLIES GAIN IN FLANDERS
Special cable Dsspotch to THIS SITS

Special cable Despatch 10 THs srN
PARIS. Aug. 27.-French air raids
upon the German bases at Dornach and
Muelheim. both on German soil. are
the features OF ~to-day's official COM
muniaues. The raid On Dornach was
undertaken single handed last nigh; by
u French aviator who threw ten bombs
on a factory where the Germans have
been making ~asphyNiating gas. This
morning a squadron of French aero
planes bombarded the railroad station
and electric power house at Muclhe'in.
In the Grand Duchy OF Baden
To-night's official report tells OF an
effective bombardment OF the German
positions north OF Arras. while the Ger
man artillery Is reported to be active
al other places.
The afternoon statement said
In the sector to the north OF Arras
the military firing last night was less
violent. but it was very spirited in the
vicinity Of Roye and on the platc"us
between the Disc and the Alsne.
In the Champagne district, in front
of Auberive-sur-Suippe. an offensive
German reconnaissance was rcpulseu
In the Argonne there has been re-
ported nothing more than fighting by
means OF mines. in which we had the
advantage
In the Vosges, to the north of Son
dernach. we have Strengthened our
front and accelerated our installa-
ton on the mountain top between
Sondernach and Landersbach. This
We did by taking possession OF several
German trenches. \ counter attack
on the part Of the enemy was COM
pletely repulsed.
During the night of August &c our
aviators bomba rded Saint-Baussant
and, Essey. in the Woevre district.
In the Argonne section the railroad
stations at IVORY and Cisrges also
were bombarded by French aero
planes. This followed AN attempt
on the part OF German aviators on
Clermont -en-Argonne. The bombs
thrown down on this position. hon
ever, by the Germans caused no
damage.
During the night OF August 26-27
"A French aviator threw down ten
shells on "A factory at Dornach, where
the Germans have been manufac-
turing ~asphyxiating gases.
During the morning OF to-day a
French squadron of ~aeroplanes bonn
barded the railroad station and the
electric power house at Muelheim. in
the grand duchy OF Baden.
All the aviators returned unframed.
TIE night communicate was as fol-
lows:
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AT TRENT'S
OUTER FORTIFICATIONS
Rome Reports Also Occupation
Of Peak After Attacking
CernO BedOlc.
.So,c,o, cable Dssoa,cl 10 Tpr srv


LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Italians have
reached the outer fortlncatIons OF Trent,
according to a Lugano despatch to the
Reuter- Agency. The city, the centre oil
the Italia Irredentd." commands the
Adige Valley at its junction. with the
Val Sugana to the cas-, and the valler
or the Sarca to Tn" west. II therefore
has both great military and sentimental
Importance In the italian campaign.
The official statement issued in Rome
to-day tells only OF minor movements
artillery engagements and a lombard
ment Of an Austrian position h. an ltal-
ian aircraft. The statement follows
ON August %. while our troops ad-
vanccd on the Montonale plateau and
also back OF Monticello, continents of
mountain troops assailed the l-ago
Scuro pass and Cerno Bedole positions.
occupying a peak. IN spite OF the bitter
resistance OF "A strongly Fortified
ue'ny
o. the evenlng Of August - a
hydrop!ane bombaraed the fortiiica-
tons OF Riva. returning safely.
In the Val SuEana the enemy bonn
ba rded Roryo. although our troops had
no, occupied the town during the re-
cent advance. occupying only the sur
ouud ng mountains.
In the upper Cordevole Valley the
artillery duel is growing more tense.
The enemy again bombarded pieve di
L.ivinallongo. doing serious damage to
the civil hospital. We retaliated by
bombarding Arabia and Cherz, where
movements of troops and artillery
were visible. Arabia was burned.
ON the Carso plateau yesterday the
enemy, discovering that We occupied
the forest betveen Sdraussina and san
MARITIME. bombarded the latter. We
attacked and a bitter engagement fol-
lowed. which ended in the flight of the
enemy.
The Vienna report on the operation:
on thu Italian front is as follows
The only region In which there have
been important engagements Wds
Flitsch. Here u troops repulsed the
attacks made upon their positions.