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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10
JoAn. s.s--Ys must be born again,

Thess words are = part Of the NON.
orah1s conversation between Jesus
Ard Nicedsmus. They fittinsly ex-
spress the comprehenslon Of both the
divine and the human mind. Nlco-
demus was illled with wonder. and sx-
pressed inability to understand. Jesus
indicates hack In man which can
only b supplied by what he terms
being born aoain It 10 suggested.
therefore. that the wisdom OF man
cannot comprehend some things per-
tanning to salvation. The words that
aroused Nicodemus' wonder and as
tonishment were: Eye must be born
again" We notice. therefore, that
the process Of the change which 10
wrought In man to enable him to pass
from death into life Is Incompetent
sible to the natural man. The nsces-
sity Of the new birth" indicates the
absence In man OF that which II pro-
duces. Verse 8 states: THAT which
is born OF tlesh 10 flesh. and that
which 10 born Of spirit 10 spirit" II
10 Indicated that the spirit which
leads to eternal life 10 absent In the
natural man. II Ii further indicated
that the giving OF eternal life ID be-
yond the comprehension Of the nat
ural man. It b plainly stated BY
our Lord that this spirit birth 10 O.
ssntial to even seeing the "kinsdom
Of God" This wise and learned man
Daid: "How can these things be-"
II b legitimate. therefore. for ~
10 undertake to know how these
things are possible. We must remind
that while these things are
with man. all things are
possible with God. We must further
consider that a. God says It h abso-
lutely necessary to eternal life, he has
prepared . means which IL in the
reach Of those who are required to be
born again" We must remind our
.elves that the cause of the necessity
Df the new birth" II sin. That which
causes the blotting out Of sin. re-
moves the cause. and leads to the
birth OF the spirit. Before this can
be accomplished. the hindmnces must
be removed. When. therefore. We
the means Of removing tho
mado by sin. wc have
,aved the way for the operation Of
lod in "the new BIRTH"
The gospel being the means OF lead
ne men to salvation. should disclose
o us how the new birth" Il accom-.
,lished. The gospel reveals . Savior
n Jesus Christ. II reveals Gods pur-
'ose In making his Son the Savior.
lii purpose was to redeem sinners.
me gospel reveals the manner in
vhich Gods Son became our Savior.
He became SIN for us," The gospel
equirss that men repent Of their ain
oward God. Il reveals the goodness
{ God. It requires faith to be ex-
rcised toward or In the ability Of
:hrist to procure our forgiveness.
When this is done the difference Is
emoved between man and God. and
t this point the soul which has been
uickened to repentance and faith Is
rought into contact with Gods spirit.
nd the new birth" 10 the result.
THAT which IL born of nesh is
esh. and that which 10 born of the
pirit Is spirit" OF such II IA said.
Being born again. not Of corruptible
eed. but of incorruptible. by the
- - = = :
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

The Lane county board substituted
q COW show for the sussnies sxhibi.
tion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10
AT the Churches

u AL me N0UC0e8
Grscs AGseAs11ss npaDsseaa oAsscA-
Corner TsatA aH1 HlgA ssresAs: =
&c. Richards, ninlster.
10 Q. n. sunday school. Geo. ]
walton. supsei1teaAeat.
! lla. m. prsachins. subject. "Prs
sentsd by tne Son"
1900 p. n. EpwortA League. 4
N. Chileots. prssidsat.
$500 p. m. evening prsashias. Rev
X. J. Van Fosssn. district superan.
|tsa1eat.
soc p. m. wednesday. prayer
meeting.
Aiss Hortsnss Hogus win sing at
the morning service the solo. abide
With No" b. Henry Parker. and Mr..
J b. Hubbard win rsndsr q solo
upon the French horn.
In the svsning the choir will sing
IAN anthem.
We invite the public.
go
Chriselan ChaseA csrnee os NiAth
ana Pine streets. HlAsf Q. D. Haf-
|lan. minister. ResaAenee. corner
Tsnth and High stress. Phoae lat.
Nornng and evening services At the
usual hours.
Bible School at 10 .. N.
Junior Endsavor ct 3 p. N.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. n.
The monthly and quarterly meet
ing viii be held at the church We'd
|nesday night. April 18th.
All welcome.
Church q the saere0 Heart Corner
wordsn ayeaue and Donald stfeetA
Rev. wn. MeMillan. 8. J.. pastor.
First maas at s:30.
High Nass and Bsnsdlctioa at
1880 Q. =.
Catechetical instructions every Sat
urday and Sunday morning ct S:90.
Week day Mass svsry morning at
7:1s.
Services at Msrrili on the third
Sunday Of each meath.
Church oe Omass 0e1ont1goo-oogv1eoD
are held % sasday nesni1s q II
o'clock asd Wednesday sveains q
1880 In Christian Seisnos Han. II the
Jacobs block. corner Third and Main
streets. upstairs.
First Presbyterian Church Of
Third and Pine streets.
Clerk of Ssssious--C. G. Hogus.
Superintendent of Sunday school
J. B. Mason.
Pianist-Miss A. b. Parker.
President Christian Endeavor
LaPraifie.
Sunday school ut 10 q. n.
$50 p. M. Christian Endeavor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ng at 1880.
Iiaptist Church Corner Eighth and
Canal streets. Rev. A. =. Simmons.
,astOr. i
Bible school at 10 q. M. c. II. DE
zap. superintendent.
Preaching at II am. and 1880 pm |
Everyone cordially invited to all Of
hess services.
Bsptigt Mission Suaday school
meets at 10 .. n. In the basement
Il the Library building. Mr.. o. r.
superintendent. You are
Welcome.
lnsusaace thst pays. and pays On
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

THE NEW CITY hail 10 . structure
70 Be proud OF. Suppose after sup
per tonight. you take Friend wife
with you and make . trip through the
building. And while you are there.
don't forget that Judge Leavitt b on
deck until . O'Clock to register you
for the coming city election.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

PERHAPS yoa aid clean up yoar
yafd. aA1 number your house. and O.
TIE slaswalk n froat Of your prop
erty. and DO Jour Chrisemas shopping
early. ~ - chased - . progressive
there b another thing necss-
sary--yon nusk register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

Accsrste isSosnaaaios shout u.s
klsunth 6asis. Az OhiIcose.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

THE PURR OF the lawA nowsr =
beGlAAiAs to b common IN the rssi-
deatial ~ of town.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

SPEAKING ABOUT our national
civilisation, what about tbe fsud In
West virginia. starting over the nar
tonsl gams Let summer ana winling
up n . knife heAt bstwsea two fam
fliss. in the presence of HUNDREDS Of
other peoplef
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

Bsptkt Mission Sunday school
meets at 10 .. n. In the bassmsnt
of the Library buildins. Mr.. o. p.
Couchman, superintendent. You are
Welcome.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

YES. CURIOUS CATHERINE. II
Germany should iayads Holland. she
soald - spokea of - N Dutsh."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10
Scattered |. ,Skos.

PBRHAPs YoU aeticsd that the
water Wagon started IT. summer
activities today. Perhaps you also
noted that the only man on II was the
drivsr-who 10 paid 70 stay there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-10

"Knox" Hats knock them all fo'
stylc.--k. X. X. Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

must maneuver her over there, At the same
time viii occupy John Storm, keep him
busy. When he finally misses zudoFa he
will not be able to point In any way to me-"
81 get the point. But II she begins to
ask questions, due to that mysterious note
of yours about the boy Van Wick9"
Nine du Val smiled, Leave all the de-
tails TO me, my friend. Tomorrow your
zudora will be Just where you want her"
Under her breath she added; Perhapslp
Very well introduce me-" And under
his breath he nddedi You tiger cat; you
mean some trickery that shAnt be 10 on,
But II you harm one hair Of her headi"
Still, his lips we're smiling all the while.
The Introduction took place. That in-
Stlnctive warning as Of old did not stir
zudora. This rather agreeable young man
in nowlse created any suspicion In her mind.
And when sho accepted IN invitation to
dance she was pleased to ind q nlmblo
dancer Storm. however, did not take to this
new man. AS a matter Of fact no did not
take to any young man where zudora was
concerned, So he fretted and fumed during
the dane and regretted that he had been
persuaded to come. Nine. du Val talked,
but he never could recall what she talked
about
Finally Baird brought zudora back bowed,
and made OF elsewhere rather satisfied that
he had made some impression upon his
whllom Niece,
Come" snld Madam to both zudora and
Storm, "let US 90 to tho conservatory, i
have some remarkable Orchids
She led the way, aud it occurred TO her
that this moment would he as good as any
She rather wanted Baird out Of the way
while dlsposlns OF zudora In the corridor
thorc was wall seat The entrance to tbs
conservatory was at the other end Of the
conservatory.
Let us slt here for a moment said tho
hostess "Mr. Storm will get US an icel
and thsn wen take look at tho orchlds,h
The two women sat down and Storm hur.
ried on toward the supper room. Nine. du
Val leaned back and absenuy tapped the
wall With hor fan.
cwalt iust momontn pbe said rising.
81 win got you en- orchid before Mr..
asnvm rturnR"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

"And remember said the father, there
Is no depth to my pocketbook 50 far as that
boy is concerned. But God help those das-
tards II they are cruel to himl Well, wen
trust the case to you, Miss-Miss--o
Keene,' said zudora. zudOra Keene.g
Good luck, and God bless you, zudora
Keene.p said the mother.
Poor thingD said zudora, when the
parents bad gone. "rhe most despicable
being in the world is lddnaper. 1t is vile
game; and these men should suffer the exact
fate of murderers. Think Of the little boy,
suddenly bcrcft Of mother love, surrounded by
strange, meunclng facesl 1t is horriblelp
The pseudo uncle looked at her with
strange fires in his eyes. He admitted that
kidnapping was low crime so far az TAX
ing children away from their parents and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

holding them for ransom, with threats Of
mutilation or death. He did not add, how
ever, that between kidnapping aud nbduo-
tion there was wide difference In slgnih-
cance. The truth Is Baird was wearying OF
this game he was playing He wanted to
be himself, to play game Of his own; he.
was young aud he wanted the liberty that
went with youth There was no doubt in
his mind that Keene, the real Hassam Ali
was dying. He might live for several months
but nevertheless he had his ticket for the
long Journey. Baird determined to play the
game out to the end for Hnssam All had
promised him handsome bit OF money for
hln loyalty. He had seen the will, but not
without certain doubt Wills could DO
destroyed quite as easily as they could be
made
When zudora received the invitation to
Nine. du Walls ball she was puzzled She
had among her acquaintance no woman Of
that name But she found her name in tho
blrc book and decided to attend out Of mere
curiosity, She called up Storm and asked his
advice and was surprised TO learn that ho
had been invited also.
81 think we'd better ls1ore It." be ad
vlscd,
But have 80 little amusement" she
pleaded And Il win be lark for both
Of us"
"An right, sweetheart wen 60 Indeed,
I'd like to and ont why we both were In
vIted."
zudoa went about the house next day
hunmng So long as John was going she
was bound to have good time at the Du
Val bali Il would bo, as she had said, a
lark Then came the mysterious note,wamlns
her to keep away from the Du Val house;
and this note was signed" From one who
knows where the Van Wick boy ls" Moth.
Ing zudora determined, could keep her away
now, Even In this short time Il was owl.
dent that the kidnapers had heard that her
services had been engaged aud Il looked au
n they fwrci she would pick M some IN.
formatloH M the nu Val ball ot thls noto
she said nothing to either Storm or her
uncle,
on the ulrht of he bah shs was rather
surprised to learn ,ha, Hassam An was also
rulnE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20
2DOO A Great Mystic Storv g. MzedR2Tff, d7AR&hR

know what has become Of the Van Wick boy
she will find the information at my house.
0, nothing VIII point to me. l know my
business"
I'm have to admit that" said Baird,
listening. When he had these chats with
Nine. du Val he was not always sure that
there was not third person somewhere near.
But he never committed himself, never con
fessed that he was not Hassam ALI In GER
tain degrees lie admired this handsome
woman, but there was always a bit Of fear
Of her Your idea isn't bad one
I'm give the ball on chance, anyhow.
1t Is up to you, Jim. If you wish to make use
of the idea"
Alone the woman smiled It was not
pleasant smile, There was no man In the
world who could fool her Baird was falling
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

In love with zudora; and woe to the little
fool for crossing her path even II uncon
sclously She wanted Jim Baird for her own,
and she was determined to clear the path Of
all obstacles Ia his drcctloa. Zudoa of the
scene, she was quite confident that her own
powers of attraction would not fall upon
barren ground
The Van Wick family was distracted. De.
spite precautions that had cost thousands, the
boy had been stolen. The father knew that
to recover the boy he would have to dig deep
into his purse. That he was willing enough
to do but what he wanted to be sure Of was
that the payment should be Gual. He did not
wish to be bounded and pursued by that
terror Of uncertainty Of suspense. He was
willing 10 pay In pride and money, but he
wanted security aud peace In return.
The police were securing the city, but they
found not the slightest clew to the whore.
abouts Of the boy or Of the character OF the
abductors After week Of MISERY, some
friend suggested that the services OF one
Hassam All, the mystic detective or the
services VI his niece. should be secured The
father was reluctant, FOR he held all these
myailcs "a contemplate mountebonks who
thrycd upon the crcdulity or fools, But The
metropolitan police had failed and he was
not a man to leave any stone unturned to
recover bis boy, the apple Of his eye.
So he and Mrs Van Wick decided to pay
Hassam Az ylsIt, They summoned the car
aud started out Cor Hasaam Airs house, zu-
dora Impressed them both far more than the
mystic himself
DO You think you eau help uuf
my Niece will see what shc can DO" said
Hassam All or rather tIaasam Ais double,
"But young womanl" said Van Wick
doubtflly
IIosaNm All laughed, " She may look
fragile. but wire looks fragile"
"But these men are desperate chaacter.' y
"And will be- tho last people In the world
to suspect fraelle young woman being on
their trail'
"Don's worry over the fact that nm a
woman" said zudora. smiling. "l can take
caro- Of myaelt have hscn able to do 20
thus far IL I, l. pOaalble to aad tAe boy, tu
40 H."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

zudora's father once had a partner who
went to Brazil. This partner found brllllants
Of high order, she has half interest In
this mine without knowing such thing
exists"
Hassam All lay back. ~ have warned
you. Now go and send Ahmed with my tea.
Baird returned to the mystic ROOM bis
mind awhirl with a thousand schemes. He
played his little comedy with ZudoFa, saw
some patients, and later took the evening
paper Upon the front page he read bit
Of news that interested him The Van Wick
child, heir to the Van Wick millions, bad
been kidnapped despite all the precautionary
measures to prevent such catastrophe.
SO they've done IT, he mused aloud, un-
thlnkingly.
" Done what3" asked zudora.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20
sYNorsrs.

Zudora 10 left an orphan at an early
age. Her father 10 killed in gold nlne
he has discovered. Half an hour aftof
learning Of the death Of her husband, zus
dora's mother-a tight rope walker with a
oircus--is seized with vertigo, falls, and is
killed,
zudora and the fortune from the mine
which later grows TO be worth $50, 900. 600,
are left to the guardianship Of Frank
Keene, q circus man and the brother Of
zudora's mother. zudora. giving prom
ise OF great beauty, reaches the age Of 49,
The uncle who has set himself up as a
Hindu mystic. and Is known as HaEsam
All decides In his greed that zudora must
die before she comes into possession Of
her great fortune 80 that may beleft TO
him. the next Of kin, and he preYnilsupon
the girl 10 leave her money In his hands
three years longer and 10 say nothing to
any one about the fortune Hassam All
sees an obstacle to his scheme In the per-
son Of John Storm, young lawyer for
whom zudora has taken fancy, and he
commands the girl TO put the man out OF
her mind storm comes to ask Hassam
All for the hand OF his niece AT nrst the
crystal gazer will not listen to the pro-
posal, but zudora insists that IL she cam
not marry storm she will marryno one.
well well, said Hassam All, "lf you
take such stand I'm compromise. Solve
my next twenty cases and you can marry
+, him; fail in a single case and you must
renornce him"
zudora, using the knowledge gained
from years Of association with her uncle,
tnravels a series Of battling mysteries,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20


out were you invited unelef
! was indeeo. wrote ana asked Tor
an inyl'atlon' SAID baird olandly' ls Storm
gong 70 can mere Tor youf"
ne is.
An snite OF my proeestsf"
He Will not be accepting your hospital
ity, He viii merely walt until come down.
And It would be very gracious act on
your part, Uncle Frank to 20 with us"
And have istcuff In the cabl" iron
ically
"suit yourself then. The sooner you
understand that am determined to marry
Storm, in spite Of all your objections the
sooner peace viii come to this house"
Baird had good control over himself. 1t
was very diGieult to resist the charm of
this high spirited girl. He silently cursed
the real Hassam Ali for outlining cold
aloofncss toward this girl. Well in little
while he would be free of this dnmnable
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-20

"Kidnaped the Van Wick child There
may be little work for us, my child little
work for US. think that I'll 90 downtown
and make a few Investigations before they
come to us,"
For one thing, he wanted to get away from
zudora, All these thoughts Of her were
crowdng dangerously near action x mis-.
step at this time would bring his house Of
cards tumblng about his head He proceeded
TO house situated In a seml-fashionabe dis.
trlct and rang for admlthnce. Tie servant
admitted him without question This house
was the residence Of a woman who called
herself Nine. du Val. The fall Of her late
confederate, WI Chang, the hypnotic opium
smuggler, had not implicated her, She had
made her escape before the police had bat
tered their way Into the Chang house.
She came Into the drawing room to find
Baird, sans wig and makeup; IN fuct him
self He was in the middle thrtes, aud GER
tain kinds Of women would call him fasci.
mating.
JlmP"
"Ysa, 30 you've accomplished the feat in
spite Of the private detectlyes2"
What do you meant nuocently.
"Come, come, Nora; between you and me
there should be no secrets, mean the yaa
Wick child, You've got him"
so we have. And il viii take hundred
thousand to get him back. I'm getting a
little tired of this career want enough to
live In simple comfort In France. DO you
know, jim, that you arc ane looking msnY"
Baird shrugged
Aud that Il you'll listen to me this girl
zudorS shall vanish 80 completely that she'll
be az hard to and as a pun Of smoker And
when that Is done, by.by to Hassam All,
whom Ive alwaya hated Hes as cold
booded as a ash Millions, boy, for both Of
us Travel und luSury"
She sat down beside tho man. She was
undeniabIy handsomei but Baird had seen
tigers equally "a handsome, And even as he
gaEed upon her the dreamy face OF zulora
seemed to AIT past
But there " one man we must get rid OF
absolutely before We make any attempt upon
tho girl" he said.
"Storml You will never get him except
through 2udoro, With the glrl as a lure, you
can bring Storm Into any kind Of spider
web"
Baird felt himself pulled IN two ways, 10
oven hint to this woman that he desired to
ahleld zudom for purposes Of hs own would
be the signing Of zudom's death warrant
And yet he needed Nine du Val, FOR she
had control VI an organization whose ramla.
cations reached across the continent He
wanted John Storm out OF the way and
Nine du Val was the one ultimately to
accomplish tha,
"Wen what Il your plan In rewrd to
zudora7" he asked curlously,
:" could very easily send zudora on on
the Same train with tho Van Wick child"
All, yes; that ID easy enough to say But
how to 60, her to tho traIni"
She does not know mo, nt least I DOM
think she saw me AZ ChlNgo viii ulye 4
ball o, you need not smile live two
lives, Il you win ln my own homo am a
woman Of comfortable Income, who lndalgel
10 mystlca az peatIme Many noted people
come to my house And I've an idea Of ono
way Of bringing zudom, will ssnd her an
luvltatlon. You win urge her to come. bu,
pot inslsIeutly. She win then receive an
teonvpous nola sarlha that Il phe wishes to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-04
End GRAY BOOK
REFUTES RECENT
GERMAN CLAIMS

Paris, Aug. 2, 1925 P. M.-The Bel
gian government has published Sec
ond Gray Book relating to the war,
apparently contradicting documents re-
Gently published by the Germans al
legged to have been found In the state
archives at Brussels and purportine
to have been written by Baron Gull
laume. Belgian minister to Paris.
Explaining to NJ. De Margerie. of the
French foreign Office, the meaning OF
the Belgian military law, M. Guillaume
writes under date Of Feb. %, 1918:
I'VE wish to avoid, il possible, hav-
ing Belgium again become as she too
often has been, the battlefield Of Eu-
rope. President Poincare has
declared France would never take the
initiative to violate our, neutrality.
Our aim Is solely to prevent to the
limit Of our forces the violation Of our
neutrality" >..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-04
SECOND COMPANY
HAS A fine RECORD
WITH THE Big GUNS

Portland, Me-, Aug. 3.-Apparently
the efficiency Of Second Company, c.
A. c., N. G. S. NJ, was not set back
in the least by the long and tiresome
wait the Portland boys had before A.
nelly getting favorable weather in
which to fire their record shots at the
recent Fort Williams encampment.
According to the figures compiled by
Capt. Vernon w. Hall following the
firing Of the shots late Saturday the
Second Company secured at least 2 IL
hits at an average range of 1900
yards out of four shots fired. giving
the Portland boys a figure Of merit of
87212. which, it is believed will not
be equalled by any company In the
Coast Artillery Corps the present year.
Capt. Hall checked up his figures Sc
cured from the range rake and the
camera record and found that he Sc
cured two full hits, one directly over
the apex of the triangular aiming
point in the center of the silhouette
battleship and the other slightly to
the left, but still in a supposedly vital
spot. The half was secured through
the mythical stack of the target-ship
and was only a few feet high for
another full hit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-04
MAN is DROWNED
IN LAKE ONTARIO

g Toronto. Ont. Aug. 3.-Lake Onta-
rio was whipped today by the worst
gale in II years.
- The steamer Chippewa after being
out two hours, came back to Toronto
with a big hole in her side. battered
in by heavy seas. The Garden City.
from Toronto to Port Dalhousie, Ont,
had eight feet Of her upper works
washed away after being out an hour
and a half, and came back to port. The
Dalhousie City lost her bearings al
together and was located by wireless.
The Cayuga having on board num-
Der Of recruits for the camp at Mag
ara, hattled four hours with the waves
before she could make a landing.
During the night heavy seas washed
c. H. Bastors overheard from luanch
on which he, his wife and three 9TH
ers started for Whitby. % miles away.
He was drowned. After a night Of
helpless drifting before the gale the
others were rescued.