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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

grasps and understands this fact the
human Will disappear, and every mar
viii partake of the nature of Christ
In verification of this. quote from the
first Epistle of John, third chapter:
Beloved, now art we the sons oil
God. and it doth not yet appear what
we shall be: but we know that, when
he shall appear when mans real be
ing is recognized we shall be like
him; for we shall see him as he is.
Thus a christian is not one who
merely believes in Jesus, but one, who,
like Christ, recognizes within himself
and demonstrates the divine nature
and harmony, and so raises above all
discords, errors, and limitations, that
the human disappears.
Job says OF the human:
Man that is born of q woman is
of few days, and full of trouble. He
cometh forth like flower, and is cut
down: He fieeth also as a shadow. and
conunueth not
Isaiah says;
Cease We from man, whose breath
is in his nostrils; for wherein is he to
be accounted Off
Referring to the divinely created
man. David sang:
What is man that thou art mind
full of him? and the son of man, that
thou visited him? For thou hast made
him a little lower than the angels. and
hast crowned him with glory and hon
or Thou madest him to have domin-
ion over the works of thy hands; thou
ha all
Had Expected Messiah.
The Jewish people had expected a
Messiah long before the birth Of Jesus.
Prophecy foretold his coming. but the
coming was not in the manner expect
ed. They anticipated the coming of
mighty king who would overthrow the
power of their oppressors and restore
their material kingdom. They could
see no likeness. in their conception of
the Messiah. to the humble babe born
in a manger. Their disappointment
and irritation at the seeming failure
Of their hopes were so intense that
every accusation which might prove
that Jesus was not the one they ex-
oected, but an imposter, was eagerly
believed and magnifed until nearly
he entire populace was in confusion
and frenzy.
Notwithstanding the false accuse |
ions against him, and the indignities
Ind assaults TO which he was subject |
ID. Jesus fulfilled the mission for
which he came. What he thought re
,arding those who opposed him may
,e summed up in the words uttered 1
n the moment of his greatest trial |
when he said Father. forgive them;
or they know not what they do He
new that the time would come when
is words and his deeds would be un
erstood and justified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

and use every possible argument to
discredit his Messiahship, his works.
and the narratives relating TO him
Christian Science corrects these wide
~ differing beliefs.
Christianity was misunderstood by
both Jews and Gentiles. because they
Inexperienced the nativity and OBJ
ject of its founder.
The Jews, who had their own ideas
as to what a Messiah should be, re-
fused to believe that the wisdom and
power of God. whom they declared
create anything contrary to their own
belief of human conception.
The Gentiles, misconstruing the
sayings Of Jesus hailed him as Saviour
and king. but failed TO recognize him
as the way-shower. and the exemplar
of Gods perfect man. whose works
and ways they would have to emulate
Christian Science declares that
Christ Jesus represented the divine
origin of man. rendering evidence,
within the grasp of human compre-
hension. that God is the only creator
He was different from all other men
in that the divine nature predominant
ed in him, while in all other men the
human seems to predominant.
What Name Represents.
The name Jesus represents the
earthly nature impaired by the woman
Mary. The name. or title. Christ
the spiritual and eternal
nature impaired Of God. The sense OF
which Mary conceived passed away in
the ascension. In this change he lost |
for all time the sense of earthly be
ing and realized the heavenly. The |
earthly conception was a bondage, a |
burden and when released therefrom 4
he came into his rightful heritage as
The Christ. the Son of God.
All men are truly born Of God, and
when their spiritual comprehension
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

Twenty-fifth to Twenty-seventh
streets, the ordinance for the same
being on file in the office of the city
clerk, and the city having applied to
the county court of Rock Island coun-
ty for an assessment of the costs OF
said improvement, according to bene-
fits, and an assessment therefor hav-
ing been made and returned to said
court, the final hearing thereon will
be held on the 2Sth day of January,
A. d. 1915. at the hour of 300 O'Clock
a m, or as soon thereafter as the
business of the court viii permit All
persons desiring may file objections
in said court before the said day and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13
speciaI Taxatlon Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all per
sons interested that the city council
of the city of Rock Island, Illinois,
having ordered that a local improve
ment be made by constructing side
walks on the south side of Ninth ave
nue. from Twenty-seventh to Thirtieth
streets, the ordinance for the same
being on file in the Office of the city
clerk, and the city having applied to
the county court of Rock Island coun-
ty for an assessment of the costs Of
said Improvement, according to bene-
fits. and an assessment therefor hav-
ing been made and returned TO said
court, the final hearing thereon will
be held on the 2Sth day of January,
A. d. 1915. at the hour of 800 O'Clock
a. m, or as soon thereafter as the
business of the court will permit. All
persons desiring may file objections
in said court before the said Gay and
NAV appear on the hearing and make
their defense Said assessment is
payable in four (4) installments, and
all installments, except the first shall
bear interest from and after dates of
until paid at the rate OF
five per cent per annunn.
ED. NELSON,
officer Appointed 10 Make Assess
ment.
January II. 1915. (AdT.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

be known until the portals OF human
existence close behind him. The man
who IS hungry and thirsty win seek
food and drink whenever he can find
Il. and the same Is true of him who is
hungry and thirsty for spiritual food
and drink
Christina Science is doing much to
satisfy this craving by giving men a
scientific. demonstrable religion. a re
lieion not so much OF preaching as OF
works. Thousands upon thousands
have been touched by this ministry OF
redemption. love. kindness. gratitude
and good fellowship. Every sorrow
cOmforted. every pain relieved. every
-in overcome. every misfortune re-
duced. every prejudice annulled. every
disease healed by the power OF God
proves the efficacy OF divine law.
makes man more reyerent toward
God. and more gentle and tolerant to-
ward his fellow man.
God as Mind.
Christian Scientists know God. not
a. a maEnihed personality. but as
Mind: the Mind which Is infinite good.
love. life. truth All that s. good.
all tina; o. true. all that e. worthy, is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13
CAPACITY HOUSE
HEARS CHICAC0AN
IN SCIENCE TALK
Illinois Theatre Crowded to
Listen TO Address Of Jacob
s. Shield, G. s. B.
GEORGE SHELDON PREsIDEs
Speaker Explains Tenets % Faith Of
Determination IN Unusually
Interesting Effort

Neariy Zoo people heard the lecture
~ Jacob IS. Shield. c. 5 q. OF Chl
easo. on Christian Science AZ the
fnirois theatre last evening.
George sheldon. first reader OF the
f5eai church. IN a short talk intro
e4eed Mr.. Shield. explaining that the
lsttsr wa a member % the Christian
se.s-ce Board % lectursshiD OF the
F-sr church % Christ. Scientist. Bos-
fra. Mass. and extending a welcome
o. hi4 audience. The lecturer spoke
fer a. hour and a half
TIE stage Was decorated With 5ask-
90 o. Killarney rosas and palms. The
f1u~r fcor and the two balconies were
racssd. every available seat In the
theatre being occupied
Message Of Love.
Taa lecturer IN opening declared
that % Was a message of love which
be- brought lie declared that the
whole universe was governed
through divine Law and that the law
% Moses and Christ D. the same as
TAUGHT by Christian Science.
To discussing the fact that human
i,y IS seeking practical religion. Mr..
shield said:
Thoughtful men are beginning to
realize that religion must be more
than a mere belief They are learning
that 10 cannot b. inherited. transferred
nor adopted. that 70 IS not the chattel
OF aay particular organization or
caurch and that 10 Is NOT acquired by
fasting or feastiuR They are asking
Tor a more practical religion. for less
Dogma and more love- less ritualism
and more spirituality. less creed and
more works. less schOiasticism and
us-- truth-
Humanity wants to know God.
the God % Abraham. Isaac and Jacob
the God OF the prophets and %
Car.st Jesus. They want a God whom
they may know as a Father. kind.
just. true-who. as the
Pgalmist says. "forEiveth all thine in
Equities. who heaIeth all thy dis
Eases a God who hides not Himself
from Ills children. but desires that
they should know Him. q God who is
b very present help to time 81 trouble .
The religions % the World have
'aHed 10 answer the hearts appeal
ne searchsr for Truth has been made .
10 believe that nothing definite can !.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

the manifestation and expression OF
divine mind. God. good. is also the
mind OF man. and divine law demands
that man shall have no other god.
hence. no other mind.
The favorite appellation OF Christ
ian Scientists for God is love. The
word Love expresses the divine ma
ture and the tender relation between
God and His creation. Moved with
Gods great compassion. filed with an
upwelling food of gratitude for the
conscious sense OF Emmanuel. or
God with us" men in all ages have
tried TO image forth the depth OF
Gods love for His children; but no
human thought can conceive it. nor
human tongue express il, even when
most aware OF His brooding tender
ness and watchful care.
For the love of God is broader
Than the measure OF mans mind;
And the heart OF the Eternal
Is most wonderfully kind
The unwavering affection of a
mother for her little ones tperhaps the
most perfect love human beings can
know is but a reflection OF the di
vine. the ever ready and willing arm
OF protection, the tireless attention,
the loving admonition. the bountiful
provision OF God for His own. David
sang OF Him as A shepherd guarding
his flock. guiding them to green pas
lures and beside still waters. while
Jesus saw in Him the kingdom. and
the power. and the glory forever
Christian Scientists accept God as
their creator. as their guide and shep- /.
herd. as their provider. as their friend. |
as their physician. indeed as the very I
substance OF their existence, for In /
him we live. and move. and have our
Mission Of Christ.
Continuing ne said concerning the
mission of Jesus:
"Oniy one man has lived upon this
earth who can be referred TO as per
feet or ideal thinker. the man Christ
Jesus. He understood and demon
strated the omnipotence. omniscience.
and omnipresence OF God and per
nitted no compromise OF this all-in-
elusive truth 10 enter his conscious
ness. God was all-in-sll to him He
others 10 accept God in the
same spirit. especially those who
we're blinded with ceremonial. ritual
site and material worship. but his
eaching. works and mission we're
greatly misunderstood and remain so.
n a large degree. even TO this day.
MANY honest Christian people be-
iav. Jesus TO be God. and address
much OF their prayer and worship TO
I'm. Others disbelieye him entirely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13
Special Taxation Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO all per
sons interested that the city council
OF the city of Rock Island, Illinois,
having ordered that a local improve
ment be made by constructing side
walks on the west side Of Twenty
seventh street. Eighteenth 10 Tween
tieth avenues. the east side of Twenty
first street, Eighteen to Twentieth
avenues. the south side OF Eighteenth
avenue. Twenty-fifth TO Twenty
seventh streets, on the north and south
sides of Nineteenth avenues from
Twenty-fifth 10 Twenty-seventh
streets and on the north and south
sides Of Twentieth avenues from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13
MORE ROMANCES
IN DARNELL PAST
Father of Preacher Who Fled
Kenosha Tells of Wives in
Avon, H., and Minnesota.
CONFERENCES ARE HELD
Chicago Bride Declares Loyalty 70
Pastor. but Mother Talks Of
Annuilins Marriage.

| Chicago. Ill. Jan. 1.-Two more TO
mances OF Rev. James Morrison Oar
nell. who was driven 70 resign the
pastorats OF the Unitarian church of
kenosha. Wis. were revealed yester-
day by the young minister's father.
Darnell resigned from the pastorate
when IL was discovered that while he
had been living with one woman in
Kenosha and posing with her as hus-
band and wife he was married 10 an
other in Chicago.
The woman and the 5-months-old
baby who lived in the parsonage at
kenosha. and who were received as
Darnell's wife and child. were petted
and made much OF by members of the
congregation. The woman Is Ruth
Soper "Darnell." daughter OF the pub
Usher OF the Owatonna (Minn.) Trib-
une. Darnell and Miss Soper were
supposed TO have been married in
Hammond. Ind. in 1872. but a diligent
search OF all records yesterday failed
to show there had been any wedding.
Darnell and Miss Doris Vaughn OF
1901 Oakenwald avenue. the Chicago
wife. whose discovery caused all the
disturbance. were married here last
fall by Rev. Myron +. Adams
Conference Is Held.
a conference between Darnell. Mrs.
Doris Vaughn Darneu, Milton H. Oar
nell Of Peoria. the preachers father; T,
Mrs. Vaughn, mother of the girl-wife. |
and Richard J. Cooney. attorney for
Darnell. was held in Mr.. Cooney's Of I
fee yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Darnell. young. blonde and eI-
ceedingly pretty. declared that she I
would stick by her husband. that she /
believed in him and that nothing could l
shake her loyalty. Darnell consistently /
refused TO answer questions put TO (
him by newspaper men and Mrs. I
Vaughn declared she was for an in
vesticatiOn OF the strictest character.
She said she would take steps to have
her daughters marriage annulled II in
her Judgment such a step was found
10 be justified.
The elder Darneu, in speaking OF
his sons various romances. declared
they had been many.
Il believe that my son married a
girl In Avon. Ill. whose name was
SpurEeon." he said When he was 20
Years old he married girl in Roches-
Ter. MINI. I believe. think this cere-
nony was annulled because of their
ages"
Federal Men Watching.
Il was said that the federal govern
nent will take up the matter II a
complaint is filed by Ruth SOper Oar
ieu."
Darnell preached in the Unity
.hurch in Hinsdale. III. during the :
.pring and summer OF 1914. He lived
n Chicago and iourneyed TO the west
IN suburb twice a week to hold serv-
ces. II Is said that he was asked 10
esign because he had posed for a
lumber OF brewery advertisements.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13

may appear on the hearing and make
their defense. said assessment is
payable in four (4) installments. and
all installments. except the first shall
bear interest from and after dates OF
confirmation until paid at the rate of
five per cent per annum
ED. NELSON.
officer Appointed TO Make Assess
ment.
January IL, 1915. tAdv.)
Duke of Oldenburg, in trenches in
France recently crouched to avoid bull
lets and in doing SO poked his face in
to a thicket of nettles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-13
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

ing those states to vote twet." He ex-
pressed desire to be corrected as to a
recent statment accredited to him that
liquor interests within the state We're
active. He declared that he person
ally knew that no such interests had
a lobby at the recent sessions Of the
legislature.
Discussing state finances, Mr.. Blue
pointed out that there was a large
deficit in the state treasury before
the state went dry" and moralizing
declared that the children of today
soon to be the men and women OF the
state, would never know the saloon,
and by virtue OF that fact, will be
a greater asset than any amount Of
money that can be derived from the
saloons. It developed at the meeting
that the West Virginia Anti-Saloon
League is raising money by popular
subscription to defray the expenses
of Commissioner Blues Office in en-,
forcing the prohibition law, indepen-
dent of state cost. The Hon George
". Crabbe, of Charleston, president of
the league, made a brief address and.
had pledge cards distributed for the
purpose Of raising money to defray
expenses, herein referred to. The
money ACCORDING TO MI sCFanDe, VIII
be used largely in paying special Of.
ficers engaged In enforcing tile prohi-
bition law.
Mr.. Blues address contained con-
gratulatory illusions to the local
prosecuting attorneys and the city POI
lice We're commended for the part
they have taken in the enforcement of
the prohibition law.
Judge Raymond Maxwell presided
and introduced the speakers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29

Charles w Morse obtained control
of the Hudson Navigation Company
last weellall of which gives further
evidence of Of the revivfying effect of
a prison pardon on dying man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
Mines TO open.
Two New Mines in Prestol
County Will Open
ShOrtIV

Preston county continues to be
getting fair share of the business
OF the coal industry In this part Of
West Virginia. Besides the mines
which are already in operation. most
OF which are making nearly full
time, two more will start#up wfthH
the next month
The $Albrf ght Smokeless Coal C om-
rany opened up last year on proper
ty purchased between Tunnelton and
The mines were gotten
into partial readiness to s~gin put
ting ont coal. but wor::s was then
for a time. Lack OF
funds is said to have halted the bust
ness. Last week some Of the officers
and Stockholders Of the company Wis
tied the plant with a view ofSdeciding
definitely whether to goaon with the
work there or open up mines in an
other locality. The Off Gals are said
to have been SO Impressed with the
possibilities OF the property, that In
structions wer> given to at once put
a force OF men IN work finishing up
the remaining work Eesore opening
the plant. It is said that the plant
will be in Operations by May 4 !, IL not
before that time.
The Kingwood Colliery Coal Com
pany has instructed It's superintend-
ent. it is reported. to open up It's
new mines az Snider. about one and
q half miles from Kingwood, by
April l.. The mines are Of consider
able size and the output will materi-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-29
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NEW YORK. Mar. 29.-Little John
Jacob Astor-carefully guarded by
several nurses and some private de-
stectives-is one of the happiest
youngsters that explores Central Park
on fair days The baby son OF Colon
el Astor, who lost his life on the tt
tanic, was two years and six months
old last week
His mother took personal charge
or the baby last summer at Bar Har-
Dor and spends hours each day wheel
ing him around in hi sperambulator.
AS the result of the outdoor life the
child has developed a husky physique
and cannot get enought romping.
He mingles, too, with the other
children that are turned loose on the
he objects to is being snap-shotted,
but the kodak fiends slip up on him
unawares now and then, but when he
sees them coming he throws. his arm
UP to his face and rushes to wait
ing nurse and buries his curly head
in her lap.
Brownsville has decided not TO
,changeeits name and there will still
be monument to the momory Of old
Jonas Bronck. other than a cock
tail!
"Spender" Afoffatt, who rolled along
Broadway with an encourage OF hang
erson a few years ago, and who, to
use his own expression was a. good
fellow when he had IT., rolled over.
one of the side streets Of the famed
thoroughfare the other afternoon
He was in the Black Maria with a
collection of Migrants, headed for
Blackwell Island workhouse to serve