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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Laredo Texas oct % Cen
cral NcuUstInuu C3rrauzl a1d his
party are stll maintaining Tor
rcou. Cuahulla, ua the temporary
capital ui Mexico.
The Madcrp family has asuiu
entered business fields 100 Mexico
and has established headquarters
az Laredo Ten Thousand men
are employed bV the Madcros ou
plantations and 100 industrial
plants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Brownsville Texas. oct init
cd States soldiers are not under ar-
dcrs Co wait until fired upon before
uunE ou Mexican paudits. ANA the
ranking man boa command uf de-
taDhmcut muy use hH discretion This
was made clear Doe conference here
TODAY between United ~tltps senator
Morris sheppard ana Col a. a.
Blucksom. comuundiug The Browns
willie border patrol district
This does not apply to firms across
the boundary iu which clso soldiers
must mot ufe unless urcd upon This
explanation was thr uutgruWth OF ro-
ports 90 senator sheppard tnot th,
soldiers were greatly handicapped ui
these orders.
Washington. oct 2,-Tn, stat,
department Dos asking American rau
Continued on PAGE SevenD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

pcnisuu Tex. Opt. .1-Oiucials of
the Missouri, kansas ana Texas rail-
road, whose train $50. . "as held up
last night near Onapa. OKLA, aud the
express car robbed would not make IA
definite announcement curiy to-day
Couccrnlug the loss However. 10 was
stated hy division officials th1t 70 was
mot probable the robbers made q big
haul This train has not been carry
ing much money SINCE robbery
three yeats ago. when the loot was
large Tho express car Is being held
here pending the arrival ot iuycsu-
sJturs aud special laeuts from Dali
las
Most of the passengers, % was said
here. knew nothing ur the lold-up
until they awokc thu moWiug Tho
train was four huur late in Dcu.son
Il was believed here that the inten-
uou or tho bandits was 90 rob the
mail car u vE,.n they thought
money WJs ue,u- carried tu On, fcI-
cral rcsor,c hauh at Dallas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-27

Continued ON rage scvcn1
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-01
THIS A MOST
YEAR ABROAD
Germans Almost Reach Paris.
Surprise World by Work of
Their Submarines and Big
Guns-New Pope Elected.

in sufficient strength TO make any ap-
preciable stand against them. The
hastily organized British forces which
had landed ut Havre. France. found it
necessary To retreat. and Won Kluck's
army entered upon French territory.
where 1t was met by the crown princes
detachment. which had entered through
the duchy of Luxembourg. another neu-
tral state. capturing the French forth
fed city of Longwv This combined
strength crprt forward until a month
after the wal was declared 1t was
almost ut the gates OF Paris. The city.
bnstling with life and activity, vas
thrown into a turmoil. Bordeaux be
came the capital.
Suddenly the Germans wavered, and
then began the retreat. and for about
twelve days they showed their heels
TO the enemy. The scattered forces
again collected for battle when the
river Aisne was reached. and from
then the now famous method of war
ring froin deep trenches began. The
bombardment of the beautiful Gothic
cathedral in lsheims by German guns
evoked Il protest from every quarter of
the globe when the Germans set about
to capture that city.
Zeppelin Attack on Antwerp.
Surprised ms the BeIgians were by
The giant German siege guns. they
we're as greatly astonnded by the early
morning attack upon Antwerp by a
Zeppelin airship. bombs from which
destroyed houses and killed citizens.
But this proved to be only preliminary
to the part Antwerp was to play in the
war, as the later bombardment of and
capture of that city showed. The Bel.
gian government shifted to Ostend,
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from which King Albert and his ad.
yisers wenteto Havre. France. which
then became the temporary capital.
With the fall of Antwerp the Ger
man desire to control the coast line of
Belgium and northern France became
evident. 1t being conceded that they
needed command Of the coast before
they could m an invasion of
England with airships and troops.
The fear of this invasion kept London
on edge almost from the time war was
declared.
The Russians IN the German and
Austrian frontier advanced with more
rapidlty than was thought possible for
their army. Galicia. the Polish prov
lnce of Austria. fell to the cars men.
Austria's defeat being almost decisive.
Germany sent her troops into Russian
territory. but soon retreated toward
home ground. and Russian troops push
ed into eastern Prussia But they in
turn had to fee before German re-en-
f0rcements. The Russians once more
organized and pressed back the Ger
maLAt to their own country. Then came
the memorable second march Of the
Germans toward Warsaw. In the al
time the Austrians had captured Bel
grade. the Servian capital, but were
later compelled to evacuate the city.
The entrance OF the Turkish govern
ment into the war after having sup
posedly bought the German cruisers
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WAR HAS MADE
DISASTROUS
1914 Charged With Greatest
War in History-Defense OF
Liege-BurnIng Of Lou
vain-Fal OF Antwerp.
BIZ JAMES

~ VERIFYING else that has hap
pened abroad during tue year
IS completely overshadowed by
the disastrous wal which has
overtaken Europe. Since that memoir
able day. July 23. 1914. when Austria
made her demands upon Servia for
reparation for the assassination of the
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife and for her anti-Austrian agita-
ton, to which demands Servia con-
scented with but One exception, the
world has e kept on edge by one
big shock after the other After Ser.
Was reply proved unsatisfactory to
Austria and Germany declared her in
tention of supporting Austria. when
Russian diplomacy interfered. Austria
on the 18th OF July declared war on
her little neighbor. Then followed En-
cease modifying. proclaiming martial
law throughout the German empire.
On Aug. Germany declared war
on Russia. and France ordered mobili
cation
Then followed the terrible period of
suspense which was TO show the way
the other powers would act. Europe
had been divided into groups for the
purpose OF maintaining the balance of
power Germany. Austria and Italy
formed the triple alliance on n side.
while Russia. France and England
were pledged in a triple entente on the
other.
Italy Backs Out.
But Italy soon showed her disinclina-
ton tt be brought into the fight and
announced that the alliance called for
defense entirely. France and Russia
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In Attachment.
Action al Law.
Notice of Attachment.
of Special Election

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. the
Twelfth day of January, 1915. at the Borough
Hall OF the Borough of North Wild God. New
Jersey, between the hours of six O'Clock in
the forenoon and seven o'clock in the after
noon, there will be held q Special Election at
Wildwood may vote on the question OF issuing
Thirty-five Thousand Dollars $35s00O worth
OF bonds of said Borough OF North Wildwood.
for the purpose OF paying for the extension OF
the existing sewer system in said Borough;
such extension being constructed and laid on
Surf Avenue between Second Street and
Twenty.sixth Street in said Borough as per
the resolution of Council, dated November
4th, A. d. 1914.
At such Special Election the only question
submitted shall be:
"In favor ofthe issue of bonds according
TO the resolution OF Couucil. dated Novem-
Der 4th, 1914 or Against the issue of
bonds according to the resolution OF Coun-
Gil, dated November 4th, 1914"
GEORGE A. REDDlNG.
Borough Clerk.
Dated December LIST, A. D. 1914.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-01

Goeben and Rreslau created lndigna-
ton among Christians. as soon after
Turkeys attack ON Russian shipping
and towns on the Black sea she de-
clared a holy war.
Submarine Surprise.
On the sea the biggest surprise of the
war was the work of the submarine.
When the world was appraised of the
sinking of the British cruisers Greasy,
Aboukir ana Hogue as well as the
Pathfinder. by the German submarine
10. nearly all on board drowning. II
stood aghast at the possibilities OF the
little craft Great Britain also lost the
cruiser Hawke In a like manner. while
the blowing up of the Dreadnought
Audaci0ns OF the Irish coast was due.
1t is thought. TO a mine. The British
ship Rulwark came IN contact with a
mine near the mouth Of the Thames.
not far from London.
A fleet OF British wnrships under
command of Admiral Cradock met the
assembled German ships OF the coast
of Chile and gave battle. The British
were defeated. tossing two ships. With
their men. including the admiral. The
Germans suffered little damage. To
avenge this England sent out a strong
feet. which sank four of the German
vessels. with nearly 1900 men. Of the
south Atlantic coast of South America.
A short time before this battle the
German cruiser Emden. under Cap
tain Won Muller. was destroyed by an
Australian cruiser. thereby freeing the
Indian ocean OF what had proved to be
a most disastrous enemy to the allies
shipping.
Everything else In Europe was side
tracked Immediately Upon the opening
of hostilities. Even the Irish home
rule trouble lost its momentum, which
otherwise might have plunged the
Catholics and Protestants OF Ireland
into a great war. After a third pas
sage of the home rule bill by the house
Of commons 1t became a law May Is.
: Plus X. Died. New Pope Elected.
Closely allied with events in Europe
since war began was the death OF
Pope Plus X. on Aug. 20. Although he
had been feeble, his death was not ex-
pected by the world. Ten days later
the cardinals met TO elect a new pope,
choosing from their ranks Cardinal
Giacomo Della chiesa on Sept 3. Two
days later he was crowned In Rome as
Benedict XIV.
The killing of Editor CASTOR Cal
mette OF the Paris Figaro by Nine.
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were as tightly bound as Germany and
Austria. but England had more free
dom OF choice She hesitated only five
days aud the declared war on Ger
many. announcing it TO be In protec-
ton of Belg1um's neutrality, which
had been invaded after permission to
German troops TO cross through Bel
GUM into France bad been refused.
About this time began that now his
toric attack Oh Liege. which withstood
the German hosts. SO bravely until the
giant AZ centimeter guns were used.
Montenegro allied herself with Ser
via. and Japan declared war against
Germany and Austria and set out to
capture Tsingtao. the German port In
China. (This was accomplished by Nov
IL Germany entered Brussels without
any resistance on her way toward
Paris. and the Belgian government fed
to Antwerp
After this came the terrible. never to
be forgotten burning OF Louvain by
the kaiser's army because. Berlin
claims. the citizens fired upon the in
yaders after the city had surrendered.
Belgium Left In Ruin.
By forced marches the Germans adj
vanced through Belgium. leaving ruin
and ~desolation In their wake. Namur.
Dinant. Mons. Termonde and other his
toric cities fell. So quickly came the
Germans. in fact, that the allied ar
mics were unable to muster their forces
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Caillaux. wife of the French minister
Of finance on March 10 threatened to
be as sensational az the Captain Drey-
fus affair. but after a remarkable trial
she vas acquitted by the jury.
On the western hemisphere the Mex
lean affair has created the most a.
usual news features OF the year. but
ISOLATED with ours In recent years that
1t cannot be classed as news of the
year abroad. The revolutionary out
break in Lima. Perm. Is noteworthy.
This resulted In the killing OF Premier
yarela and the deposition OF President
Billinghurst. Moratorinms were de-
clared in several Of the South Ameri-
caD republics because OF the European
war. and the imports and exports of
all the republics were affected, mas
much as they relied greatly on Euro
pean trade.
Death has taken its share OF not
ables abroad this year. Most promi-
nent of all the deaths. exclusive OF the
pope and the Austrian imperial pair
was that of Lord Roberts, the famous
English fighter. who died while visit
ing the soldiers in France. Lord
Strathcona. Canadian capitalist and
statesman; Jean l. Jaures, French So
cialist leader (who was assassinated);
Joseph Chamberlain. English states
man, and King Charles Of Roumania
were among those who passed away.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-01
NOTICE
or SALE OF LANDS FOR
Unpaid Taxes
Borough of North Wildwood, NJ.

Collectors Office, December IL, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that 1, P. L. Peter
son, Collector of the taxing district OF the
Borough OF North Wildwood, County OF Cape
May, State OF New Jersey, pursuant to the
authority of the statutes In such case made
and provided, will on
MONDAY, the eighteenth day of JANUARY,
A. d. nineteen hundred and fifteen Q9l5) at
ten Q0) O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, In
the borough hall in said taxing district, ex-
pose for sale and sell the several tracts and
parcels OF land hereinafter specified, or any
part or parts OF said lands sufficient for the
purpose, on which taxes for the year 1912 re-
main unpaid and in arrears, TO any such per-
son or persons as will purchase the same Tor
the shos test term, and pay the tax lien there
on, including interest and costs OF sale, or in
fee where no one will bid for a shorter term.
This sale is made under The provisions OF an
act of the Legislature entitled IAN Act for the
Assessment and Collection OF Taxes" ap-
proved April 9Th, 1908, and the acts amenda-
tory thereof and supplemental thereto.
The said lands and the names OF the persons
against whom the said taxes have been asses.
sed and the amount OF the same are as fol
Benson, Catharine. Block 422, lots 4, q.
TAX 5.65, interest So cents, costs 3.25. Total
1886.
Benezet, Augusta r. Block 2s6, lots ia, 1l6,
112, ia; block 237, lots 10Y, 1903, Ill, 11S, IFS, ITO.
$136.84.
Bramble, James. Block 1873, lot 8. Tax
6.78, interest 81 cents, costs 8.26. Total $40 "a
Mace, Trustee, Charles. Block rs, lots 700,
7O2, 704; block 1O5, lots west "a of sos, sos, west
u sos 6o7. west Z OF sos; block 1871. lots 5Ol, SOB,
604, sos, sos, $40, 5l2, 515, SIT, 5lg; block 1872, lots
$40, BIZ, 312, 913, 3l4, 3l5, 3l6, BIZ, 318, Si9; block
1893, lots 3Ol, 1903, 305, 307, 300. 81, BIB, 3l5, 317, 3l9;
block do, lots q, %; block 228, lots 2l5, ZIG, 217,
restaurant, bijou and pavilion; block 2oi, lot
l0l. Tax 1858, interest 37.74, costs 6.5 Toial
1858. 80.
Nelson Estate, August. Block 1877, lot 1.
Tax 9.O4, interest 1.07, costs 3.25- Total $780,
Ottens, II. HI. Block 2l4. lot Al. Tax ll.30.
interest l "a, costs 3.25. Total 1853.
Rose, Nettie VI. Block 247, lot los. Tax 9.04,
interest l.07, costs 1925. Total Sl3.36.
Smith Lumber Company. Block 200. lot 90
and building. Tax 84.S6, interest All, costs
1925. Total S42.28.
Springer, Ray and E. B. Block ia, lots 2,
N. w. "a of and buildings. Tax 2486. inter-
est 8.87, costs 1926, Total S31.48.
Smith, Lester. Block 208, lots 80. 30. a
1886, interest 2.02, costs 3.25. Total S22.22.
Voorhees,, III. H. BLOCK 24O. lots 100, l02. lO8.
Tax % 38, interest 8.51, costs 3.25. Total SS6.14.
Any OF the aforesaid tracts or lots may be
redeemed by the payment to the undersigned,
the tax collector, before the sale, of the
amount due thereon.
Given under nay hand this twelfth day OF
December, A. D.l9l4.
T. L. PETERSON, Collector.
Jonathan Hand, Solicitor.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-01
Sherif,s Sale

By virtue OF a writ of Fieri Faeias, for sale
of Mortgaged Premises, to me directed issued
out of the Cour OF, Chaneery OF New Jersey.
on the 18th day Of December A. ID. 1914, in a
Complainant, and Catharine NJ. Hand ct vir,
ct ais. are defendants, 1 shall expose TO sale
at public yendue, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th. 1916,
between the hours OF twelve and five O'Clock
OF said day, at the Sheria's Office, in Cape
May Court House, Cape May County, New
Jersey,
All those two certain tracts or parcels of
land, situate In the City OF Wildwood, County
OF Cape May and State OF New Jersey,
Tract No. l. Beginning in the Northeast
line of YoungE avenue, two hundred and
ten feet Northwesterly from the Northwest
line OF Pacific avenue; ~ Northwesterly
easterly at right angles thereto one hun
bred feet; C) Southeasterly parallel with
Youngs avenue forty feet; "a Southwesterly
at right angles thereto one hundred feet
to the Northeast line thereof and place OF
beginning, being Lot 10, in Block 49,. as
shown on the plan of Holly Beach City duly
filed.
Tract No. 2. Beginning at a point in the
intersection OF the Southeast side OF Arctic
avenue with the Southwest side OF a
along the Southeast side of Arctic avenue
forty feet and at right angles thereto, be
tween parallel lines of that width or 'front.'
age Southeasterly along the Southwest side
OF Baker avenue in length or depth eighty
feet. Comprising the greater portion oil
four-fifths part of Lot No 5 OF Blocks OF the
recorded plan of Holly Beach City.
COLEMAN f. CORSON, Sheriff.
Dated Dec. %. 1914.
Bright, Solr. l2-2b,4tpisiu
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were alleg0f1cal II
Corinthians 10:11.)
They e real
occurrences; t
their chief pur-
pose. from Gods
standpoint. was to
illustrate certain
great truths for
Spiritual lsrael-
the Gospel Church.
Thus the Chris
tia 5 entrance
upon his new life
of conservation To
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-01-01

God corresponds to crossing Jordan
dying to old interests and entering into
the new inheritance under the leader
ship of Jesus. our Joshua.
Then we learn that the New Crea-
ture is to conquer the perverted appe-
tites of his own flesh. which CORE.
spond to the idolatrous peoples Of Ca.
naan-to drive out these earthly hopes,
ambitions. weaknesses. perversions. etc.
If the work of ex~terminating were
carried on thoroughly. the result would
be a ripened character.
Joshua's Wise Exhortation.
When Joshua realized that he was
about to be gathered to his fathers
he called the lsraelites together. re
minded them of the Lords mereies and
manifest fayors toward them. and
warned them respecting the necessity
of separation from the people of the
land-Gentiles; otherwise the tendency
might be toward idolatry. Then he
took his stand and announced. AS for
me and my house, we will serve the
Lord" The others Joined in the same
resolve.
According TO human reasoning, idols
would appear to keep religion before
the mind; but 1t was not Gods way.
The true God had instituted In Israel
a pure worship, in every way con
demning sin, pointing out the necessity
for its cancellation and for drawing
near to God in His appointed way.
The true religion appealed to the high
est, noblest sentiments, while the false
religions appealed to the baser pas.
sions, combining a form Of godliness
with qualification of the flesh, dancings
and various sathrnalia.
Gods Favor Returning to Israel.
As previously shown, the Bible indi-
Gates very clearly that Israel's last
great lesson Of oppression under the
Gentiles closed in 1914 That pc
period. $500 years long, began when
the crown was taken from King zede
kiah, B. C. COG. Since then, israel.
has not been an Independent nation
As the Lord declared. Zedekiah was,
the last Of David's line to reign unit!
Messiah's Kingdom would be egtab,
lished. The end of Gentle Tires. then.
marks the beginning of MessiaL's Fling
dom. Everywhere we see rla1,r sta
tons that He is assuming contros ~
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. VERIFYING else that has hap
pened abroad during the year
= IS completely overshadowed by
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to stockholders

Notice is hereby given that the regular
meeting of the stockholders of the Marine
National Bank OF Wildwood, N. j., will be
held at the banking house, Wildwood and
Pacific avenues, on Tuesday, anuar 18th,
1915, between The hours of one and two p. m.
The purpose of the meeting is the election OF
to serve for the ensuing year and
the transactio OF such other business as may
properly come brfore the meeting.
@. q. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
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New Jersey Supreme
u

valeria M. Spotz,
Plaintiff, In H1aCnmeHf.
VS.. H.
Horace N. Fowler and fheh"" al Low.
Jessie Louisa Duetsch- Notice of Attachment.
er, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that a writ of attach
ment at the suit OF Valeria M. Spotz, against
the rights and credits, moneys and effects,
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of
Horace n. Fowler and Jessie Louisa Duetsch-
err, nonresident debtors, for the sum of i've
thousand dollars, issued out OF the New Jer-
sey Supreme Court, on the twenty-ninth day
OF September, A. d.. 1914, ~returnable on the
nineteenth day OF October, A.. d. 1914, has
been served and duly executed, and was re-
turned on the sixth day of October, A. ID. 1914,
by the Sheriff OF the County of Cape May.
Dated November Both. 1914.
VIM. c. GEBHARDT,
Clerk.
Attorneys. p. F. $3.50
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Dividend Notice

The Board OF Directors of the Marine Ma
tionaR Bank of Wildwood, in the County OF
Cape May, and State OF New Jersey, have
declared the regular semi-annual dividend OF
five per cent. and an extra dividend of one
per cent. upon Its capital stock OF $4,000, pay
able on January 1st, 1916, to stockholders OF
record q the close of business December Is,
1914. G. q. ELDREDGE,
Cashier.
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ISRAEL'S EXPERIENCES
TYPICAL, ALLEGORlCAL
Judges 2;1.1e-Jan. 8.

aaatS ~
Natural l~srael's Enemies-SpirituaI Is
rael's Enemies - Natural lsraeI's
Judges, or Deliverers-SpirituaI Is
rael's Reformers and Helpers-Typ-
icaI Idolatries and Their Antitypes.
IsraePs Last Deliverance Now Due.
Gentle Times Have Ended-Pales-
tine VIII Soon Be Possessed by Abra-
ham and His Natural Seed, Under
the Supervision of Messiah and His
Spiritual Bride, the Church.
~ riH heal their bockslidlH0, / soiu love
them ~freelp."-Hosea III.
~ODAY'S Study tells Of the death
a of Joshua. ~Israel's leader aft
~ er Moses death. Under Dr.
vine direction he divided Pal
estine amongst the ten tribes of Israel.
The Israelites We're enjoined OF the
Lord through IN angel to take posses
sion of the land speedily, driving out
their enemies. destroying their idols
and affairs, thus Kidding themselves
and their children of temptation. But
instead. they made leagues with the in
habitants and brought themselves into
a friendly relationship. This disobe.
dlence of Divine command became a
serious snare.
In studying the history of Israel. we
are to remember that these things
1900 ofIr-O4o.i ~
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the world. md ttsss
Israel's Gilal liz.
erance is at hind
Spiritual Israel
u FIRST be de
~livcred by The
change of the
First Resurrection.
Thus the Spiritual
Empire vii! first be
established. Fol
] 0 wing the Incl
dental Tim e Of
Trouble will come
tho axolta finn of
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the Ancient Wor-
thies-Abraham. Isaac, Jacob and all
the Prophets-to be earthly opponents
Of the Heavenly Kingdom. Other He
brews, delivered from Gentle DONNA
ton. will get their blessing through &C,
ceptance OF the Kingdom arrange.
ments. This includes the thought that
their eyes Of understanding will rec
ognize the Great King. -Zechariah
1910.
A further step e the Divine Plan Is
Israel's repossesskop Of Palestine. The
time is ripe. 1t remains for wealthy
Jews to use th.'i wealth in further
ance of lsraers ,eopr But mans fail
ure to use oppos nlnities will not inter
fere with the l3gine Plan.
Promptly at me close Of the Jewish
year, last SeEtsmher, Russia gave the
Jews full rAJgious liberty and pravi
leges as citizens Germany quickly
followed. Great Britain also honored
the Jews. Legally. therefore. the Jew
~today--since the close Of Gentle Times
lis accorded the sama liberties as 9th
er peoples. He Il no longer "troddeD
down Of tho Gentiles ."-Luke 21.24