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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-11-11
Fatally Hurt Boarding Train.

St. Marys.-Nicholas Eustach, %, of
Houston, Shelby county, o., was fatal
ly hurt while trying to board a NOV.
ing freight train.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-11-11
An ImposslbIe ExperIment.

why don't you let the other fellow
do the worrying?"
'I try to-" replied Mr.. Growcher.
But he comes around and worries
me-"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18

BLESSED the poor spirit for theirs is THE KING
DOM HEAVEN. Why didn't Jesus say, Blessed are the
proud in spirit-the naughty in spiritthe independent
in sprit? Why didn't He say that?For theirs is THE
KINGDOM HEAVEN"
Well there is another verse that coupled with this,
will help you to get little light There certain
young who came to Jesus and said Good Master
what shall do to Inherit eternal fe? Jesus said Why
calest thou Me good? There good save God He
said Keep the commandments The young man asked
which" Jesus quoted few of them The young man
replied "All these I have kept from my youth up"
Jesus said Zone thing thou lackest Go and sell all
that thou hast and give to the and come and follow
Me-" The young man went away sorrowful; and then
Jesus made comments didn't He? and among other
things He sad easier camel to go through the
eye of needle than is for rich (for that has
great possessions for that trusts in riches for
who lays up treasures the EARTH for who is in
dependent everything God Almighty ncluded) to enter
into THE KINGDOM OF GOD"
Them what is this KINGDOM OF GOD?
BLESSED the poor in spirit, for THEIRS is THE
KINGDOM OF GoD" Jesus did not say, BLESSED is the
who has money, land POSSESSIONS who wears
old Clothes He did not say that He said BLESSED are
the POOR in SPIRIT
This being "poor in spirit" is something very different
from being poor in pocket know great many people
that very poor in pocket who not blessed
have known to drink away hundred and sixty
acres of as fine you have known them to
drink all the shingles off of their houses. have known
to put all the carpets down their throat and the piano.
You have known men of the kind have known some
that have drunk two three big farms,put them
down their throats They not very happy.
Poverty is the result of sim DR.. Dowe perfectly
sound in his teaching that subject Poverty is either the
result of mans trangressons, the result of the
transgressons of others There question but that in
this and other countries the systems that in vogue
manipulated by cunning and evildesigning men, the
of the widespread poverty that there is in this world
And then the peoples vices have great deal to do with
it. Poverty is the result of It fundamental prin
ciple.
"Poor in spirit that humble spirit-the opposite
of the proud the naughty sprita deep realization that
all good things from Cod consciousness of depend
upon God for every breath of air. for morse of
food-for everything.
It is possible, you know, for to be haugh
ty clad in calico dress that cost five cents yard and it is
possible for woman, clad in silk Dress to have very
humble spirit and very sweet spirit is it not? poor
who says you when you invite him to to the
meetings. 81 have not clothes good enough coat is
all patched up and have not anything fit to wear that
man is full of pride.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18
SUBJECT:
"The Kingdom of God"
CONTINUED from last week.
A STUDY OF WHAT THE KINGDOM OF Con rs

Let us see if get little understanding as to
what THE KINGDOM OF GOD is It is big subject It would
take all day. today go the details of it. and then we
would only be started.
The first mention of THE KINGDOM OF GoD that know
anything about is in prophecy You will find it in the
second and eleventh chapters of Daniel where there
distinct prophecy of THE KINGDOM GOD; and it is re-
markabe that this prophecy in connection with
the discussion of nations You will find the first mention
OF THE KINGDOM GOD right in connection with Nebu-
chadnezzar image of god silver BRASS ron and iron and
clay When Daniel guided by God gave the interpreta
ton of that wonderful vision have the prophecy con-
corning KINGDOM GoD that ultimately is to take the
place of all nations and all In fact you could
draw curve from that prophecy right into the
of Revelation where told that the kingdoms of this
world have become KINGDOMS of the Lord and His
Christ and tie the woalthough separated by centuries
of time. You put them together Isaiah lifted the
veil just for second and glimpse of KING
DOM OF GOD that should grind the nations to powder
scatter them to the four ends of the earth
last Book:
'The kingdoms of this world become the Kingdoms
of Lord and of His Christ (meanng His Anonted)
You have the thing in the Psalm precisely
a beautiful Messianic prophecy
Prior to the ministry of John the Baptist and Jesus
the Christ KINGDOM GoD foreshadowed by Type
by ceremony, and foretod by prophecy
THE POWER TO SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS COMES
RECOGNIZING AND KNOWING GOD
Some people say that the Old Testament does not in
teres them The Old Testament interests intensely.
The very first phrase in the Old Testament interests
1 wish I understood it al-"In the beginning, God"
There the to the greatest question that has
perplexed mankind How do you explain the existence of
the wordthe sum- and the moon and the stars, and the
rivers and the mountains? "IN THE BEGINNING, GOD"
There is the answer.
REPENTANCE PRECEDEs ENTRANCE INTO THE KINGDOM
OF HEAVEN
When John the Baptist came-the forerunner of Jesus
whose ministry to mark the death of the old (the
Jewish age and be the signal for the beginning of the birth
of the age he Gospel age his the
startling announcement:
REPENT YE: FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN
IS AT HANDY
There is the first mention of KINGDOM HEAVEN
in the New Observation-Disclosures 3:2.
John the Baptist by his clothing by his simple life,
preached powerful sermon, and his announcement
startling which had been foreshadowed
by type and ceremony-that which had been foretod in
prophecy: FThe time has now! THE KINGDOM OF
HEAVEN is at hand! The time is fulflled!"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18
GOD'S PLANS ARE ORDERLY

God has time for everything. I believe God has the
most wonderful system of mathematics in the whole world
There not any chance about tnothng haphazard about
it. God has time for everything When the clock strikes
the hour that part of His plan arranged from all eternity
is worked out God has His mantle has always had His
man-and God works out His plan and fuls His purpose
He the end from the very beginning and understood it
all the way down.
"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HANDH
What did he mean by that?
It not much question to what the people under
stood by it. They had different ideas just people,
today when they listen to expound the Word of God
understand perfectly than others do not intend
stop discuss what the people who heard John the Bap
fist thought what those who heard Jesus thought
The question is in the light of Gods Word The
ment made: and what it that he announced?
AUDIENCE-"THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN is at hand"
GENERAL OvERsEER-What did he mean by it?
There time in the history of this country when
few men, having spokesman, proclaimed that the
time for political party had and that is the
way all political parties have been born Today in this and
other lands the proclamation made hundreds OF
and magazines that political party has been born:
Socialism Ask what they mean by it-a with
average intellect find out In the religious
movements have been born. We understand all these
things but when John the Baptist sad "HE KINGDOM
HEAVEN is at handr' What did he mean by it? What do
understand by it?
When Jesus the Christ began His ministry Matthew
41-the very next chapter) He made the
ment precisely except the word ye' is there. He
said: REPENT FOR THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS
AT HANDw
1t very remarkable that Jesus began His ministry
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18


more conducive to humbleness of spirit than complex life
In other words believe that is for the rank and
file to be humble without diamond rings and diamond
earrings, any rings in their Qaughter than is
when they those things You know it to be fact
well as I do that the rank and file of women,
they begin to diamond ring, somehow, invariably
the finger with the diamond ring is always up here lus
trating) being shown off Laughter)
Did you notice that? And it must be terrible
grief to Cod and Jesus and the Holy Angels and to the
Holy Ghost, to in Church SERVICE and woman
admring their rings and other jewelry while simple
earnest up the platform pouring out his life to get
them to God, and while sincere, humble people
devouy praying for God to bless His Word 1t must be
terrible thing.
often read these Beautitudes upon my knees always
ask "My God, am poor in spirt?'
AFFECTIONS Upon EARTHLY TREASURES SEPARATE
FROM COD,
BLESSED are the poor in spirit, for THEIRS is THE
into it they ENJOY it.
When you proclaim THE KINGDOM OF GoD to
dence when you send out LEAVES containing
teaching Of this kind people accept it very readily
while great many cast it aside Now, why? who
chasing the almighty dollar, whose only thought
to add farm farm who is engrossed with the
cares of this e whose affections set upon material
things that mans old self has be killed. and he must
become "new creature in Christ Jesus before he will
perceive receive believe the teaching concerning
KINGDOM GOD The things of this earth between
him and God-they the obstacle.
Some people have turned up their at ZION people
and people in ZION CITY have had people to We
you are simply lot of people. Have you any
kings your Church? Any queens joined ZION yet? Any
millonaires in ZION? Have you any prominent people
in ZIoN?"
was talking to Presbyterian lady down in Ohio
in fact took supper with them and stayed all night at
their housewife sad eve don't receive any poor people
into Church." Now, that was that poor souls con-
ception of Christianity rich mans Church. poor mans
Church. beggar-mans Church, educated peoples
Church. an ignorant peoples Church! Shame upon such
contemptibleness!!
know they have compartment in Australia, for
have ridden them many time but never yet read any
thing about compartment Heaven'-have you? That
is some peoples conception of Heaven-a Heaven with
compartments. The colored people have compartment
all to themselves their color and they not
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18
WHAT IS MEANT BY, "THE Poor IN SPIRIT

I wonder just how much there is in the statement:
BLESSED the poor spirit for theirs is THE KINGDOM
OF HEAVEN. I have not told you yet what believe is
meant by KINGDOM GoD. l will tell you later
but want to try help you yourselves just from the
Bible.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-09-18

When say to you that ZION has something better than
all the rest and that ZION has the solution of the problems of
this world say the truth We have time to fool around
chasing phantoms and soap bubbles that bring only
bitter disappointment.
City KINGDOM come, Thy will be done"-where? ION
EARTH" Oh, but thought the THE KINGDOM HEAVEN
sup yonder in the skies somewhere Surely you don't
to talk about anything of the kind here this earth?
City KINGDOM Thy will be done IN EARTH,
AS it is in Heaven Is not that it? Does say cup yon
DER HERE? Does it say NOW, or hereafter? NOW!
And has been born of God then every thought and
every word and every deed of his life will prove it, will
not?
(To be continued in next ssue)
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-18
Story Of the Making of
the Sunshine State
BY r. F. FLINT
North Dakota Agriculture and Latoe

w whose
thought may have been original with him. Yet somehow these
ppan nd
them upon the writer:
SO pondy do these the subject OF article
the growth condition of this of
struggle apart
early COS the last century, struggle which itself bloody
Up to this time the great West was practically an almost unknown
the esursoas Of few and goId
settlement Of the Middle West had
pied surveyed and brought within the boundaries
thu % % p
which In unbroken from the Mississippi the
which bring subsection give the world
Its greatest national unit
and the quickly t
emergency They ready and
Such the st led the
& as 19s and the Of s
With this advance and following it in endless stream came
which has Of the northwestern
~ Ths that had M n g.
ess The younger generation Of those sturdy pioneers who had
Wisconsin and other states east Of the Mississippi set
adventure fully equipped with all those qualities Of mind and
and inherited to the full their spirit and initiative
Swiftly yet surely the westward Hamlets became
villages villages became and became cities Yet still
The Mississippi reached and
passed established civil organized railroads
built and permanent civilization created.
In this the of the advance reached the Red
North, that of North
Dakota Dakota territory it then called into the
quickly moving picture
force had been added that of
energy progress which destined single
developed in the westward This
less the injection Of distinctly European factor among those
pacipange Scandinavian Natural pioneers trained by
struggle with stubborn soil and climate these
hardy people had for been sending their
perhaps rugged in their surroundings than those
which they had been accustomed
equipped allies could have been secured
stupendou task before the Indeed from
marked has the influence of these people
movement history of North Dakota Of necessity
history Of the Scandinavian farmers who dared and did
River marked boundary Of that
great with the viking blood Jared forth
and cviize.
crossing by Northern Pacific ralroad
July 1873 well be named the date Of birth for North
Dakota although sixteen eapse before state
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-18

hood gained Prior this time only
then maintained among the Indian peoples These @
word Of m Of g ssd al
portant gossip or secuted as unlikely or untrue
at various points ts and abb
Ssred by fellow citizens typical examples be
preston daring initiative and long sustained patient effort They
however until the coming Of the railroad that the
full force of immigration developed With that the deve
with advancing
the building s s f ve s ss 1
farther westward fertile plain filled with settlers.
Nile it's fat stored with for him who dared the
taking The time the place and the people had at the
Broadly speaking the decade passed opening and
up part the all of which giving
td
that ndontabe spirit energy which the early
air of prosperity and civilization that good look New
demanded and gradually adequate system Of ansporta
ton developed
DEVELOPMENT entering the territory ninety miles
north Fargo Grand Forks and pushing rapidly westward
hampered with land this railroad enterprise brought
'as spsan up its s
of time The virgin prares broken up and their
zaon lost its form and expanded into broad
boundaries of the territory itself With the
of the Missouri River Bismarck by the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern the country
vaded lines of agricultural development perma-
established These lines later be extended broad
practically the whole under the rule of the
commonwealth assumed its proud position the
purely agricultural state in the Union
1885, with the coming Of independent statehood, North
full mastery of her destnes From that e
her history has been of brilliant
along agricultural nes later all those other
come phenomenal increase population the birth
growth of admirable school system the OF state
university agricultural college, normal schools charitable and other
institutions extensions Of the railway systems and other
constructive testimonials to the needs OF critical and exacne
people, of their determined and able satisfy them
other transconnenta railroads have contributed
the development of the state: the Milwaukee
through lis extensions from lines In South Dakota and
by its main line through the portions and the
500 system entering the the
gradually extending its line dagonaly northwessery direction
Their main lines and branches opened territory
transportation settlers in and to their products
During passing years the fostering of manufacturing indus
neglected With the growing demands of the
Even now comparatively early stage development
these industries adequately supplying of the needs of The
people
Elsewhere will found full North Da
kotas wonderful agricultural operations They constitute
Of which to be proud respects they themselves
climax of human effort the highest attained AS who'll
they magnificent tribute the courage
eghtedness those early who first their way
the early 70 and to those who continued the
well begun.
this greatest of years the history
praise those heroes Of earlier paw
gratitude them for the practical the
how Energy seeking expression
NJ &
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03

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gen 8roitesporten. 8ie 9riiber
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nung mn lire itaubbeoedten 8ferbe,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-03

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5iere. Gs mar, ais piiie ieoer: oies
lit Der Sohn.
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10
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-26
- FUNERALS.
Mrs. Ellen ponohoe.


 The funeral of Mrs. Ellen DOnohoc was held from St. Ratricl<s Catholic church Wednesday morning at g o'clock and was largely attended by relatives and friends. Rev. M. F. Hart celebrated the requiem high mass. Burial. was in St. Patrfcks cemetery.
 John L. Mocarty.
 Funeral services for John l.. Me- Csrty were held at St. Patricks Cath olic church Wednesday morning at 9.50 o'clock. many relatives and friends from Pittsf1e1d, Mass, New Britain. Merfden and New York attending. 4 requiem high mass was sung. The body was taken on the 10,sS train to New Britain for burial.
 DreVities.
 Miss %orrna Marshall of Providence is tns guest Of Miss G1adys Wilcox. <. <. Brown MacT<snzfe was in Led yard "Wednesday and assisted in the singing at the Ell dinner exercises held Mr, and Mrs, William Winnie oi TFVfngten -6n -ths Hudson are guest. Of Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Whiting,
 J. Harry Marshall Of Providence wai the guest Wednesday Of his BHeis Harry g, Ma6<sHzis The many friends Of Conrad kFstzsi were pleased te see him down toWi Wednesday after beiBg confined ' the house for a month, Miss Dorothy PuFdy has returned [ PFevidshes after visit wish Miss Lii | Douglas,
 Mrs. F. F. Saunders and family, c | Westfield, %, J., are guests Of Mfr | J. Alden Ratbbnn,