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HR Is CHAMPION ssIPER
British Trooper Picked hi It Least
800 Turks,

Cairo. Feb. I2.-Trooper W. +. Sing
who Is nov stationed In Egypt, may
we'll he termed Australians champion
rifle shot. for during The time he wa
on Gailipoii he accounted for more
than 200 Turks. OF course. during
enemy attacks he probably shot many
more. but as sniper he knows that
more than 2oO fell. owing 10 his ex-
celient Workmanship.
Sings sniping methods were some
what similar 10 those of the Turks.
He played them at their own game.
and beat them badly. lie had three
distinct targets that his mates. by
taeit consent. left 10 him. One was
an enemy trench $50 yards away, an
other was a communication sap 800
yards on. the third WAS track IN a
gully 1000 yards distant
Comfortably enaeoneed IN his nest.
Sing lay With a telescope focused on
likely places. An officer lay near by
with another telescope. So afraid
we're the Turks Of these unlucky
spots thai the patient sniper often
lay a whole day without getting q
glimpse of the enemy On other days
the enemy new troops. probably.
looked for trouble. They walked
boldly into view at bare 80 Yards
and Sing. as he topnled them over.
exclaimed IFS too easy 10 be called
sport
Every time BILLY" Sing felt sorry
for the poor old Turks he remember
ed how their Shippers picked OF the
Australian officers In the early days
OF the landing. he SAYS, and he hard
ened his heart But he declares he
never fired al any of the soldiers who
we're trying 10 rescue wounded Turks
On one occasion a bullet found Its
way through the loophole. badly
wounding sergeant who vas OBJ
serving and slightly woundlng Sing.
Another sergeant took the telescope,
aud Sing. after having his wound
dressed, resumed his sniping.
One day well=knoYn general
crawIed up into Sings pitch to OBJ
serve for him. Sing was In bad
mood. for 1t was blowing hard. aud he
had missed a Enthusiastically missed a
man at 30O Yards I'll have to start
and learn shooting again." he said.
dI5gustedly just then hat showed
on parapet 800 yards on. Once
more Sing sighted and waited
Soon head appeared. and Sing
pulled the trigger As he fired two
things happened. A gust of wind blew
strongly across the valley, and the
keen=eyed Australian knew that It
would defect his bullet at least foot
to the right. He swore softly TO him
self, but as he fired another Turk
poked up his head right next to the
first one. and received the bullet fair
in the face.
II say. General" said Sing, I'm
awfully sorry for thai poor old Turk.
! never meant to hit him wanted
the other chap. | don't think III
count him "
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ley On Saturday evening.
On February Il. born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs John Il. Brown. babY girl.
March came In Ike lamb, but It
may go out Ike lion.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-27

l know Shy works; oenold,I
have set before thee an open
door, and no man can shut it: for
thou hast little strength. and
hast kept my word. and hast not
denied my name" (Rev. 5-7-6,)
Now we have come to the most
important point. of all that is
spoken of in this portion of Rev.
citation which we have just
passed over. The spirit spoken
to the five churches just passed
by. and told that they all we're
wrong and that they would have
to repent, il they were saved.
But TO neither OF them, did
the spirit say that have set De-
fore thee an Open Door, and that
no man could shut it, But to
the church Of Philadelphia. the
spirit said | have set before thee
an Open Door, ano that no man
could shut it.
And now in conclusion of this
our article we shall give our
Judgment on this, and il it suits
the reader alright, if not it is al
right. This is what we say take it
for what it is worth. For we
believe that when the Declare
ton of independence was declar.
ell in 1776 at Philadelphia that
the door of Liberty was opened,
and we do not believe that there
is any man that can shut it.
We believe that it was there
where God through the spirit of
Freemasonry opened the Door
that is spoken of by Paul in this
manner when he said stand fast
in the Liberty wherewith Christ
has made you free" Never he.
fore nor since, has there been
such Door of Liberty opened.
Nor we do not believe that i.
will be ever shut by any man,
So we commit our laoors to
our readers for their eternal
welfare. Amen.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-27
Home Circle Column

We want to saw q few words
for the boys. We mean those
wild reckless boys who have no
friends. We know this is to
many an unpleasant aud disagree.
abe sub. ,ect, but we must not
forget that the boys make men.
and our country will be governed
in the future by .he boys or to-
day. We are writing about the
very bad boys, and We don't
mean that We are to uphold
them in wrOngdoings. Don't 40
down in the ditch with them,
but lend u helping hand and
help them out. Give them
kind word of cheer whenever
you can. We must trust a man
to save him. Make him think
tina. he is a man, and the good
that is within him strives to do
the best it can.
We are too apt to distrust our
fellowmen, We don't love one
another as the Master dade US
do. When brother goes wrong
we don't try to bring him back,
but like Cain, we cry out, Am
[ my brother $ keeper" You
hear people say in speaking of
some, of these boys: "There is
no good in him, he viii never be
any good" We don't know each
other because we don't try. We
are looking for faults instead
of tryink to find some good.
We don't think you will find, a.
boy with no good in him, We
never have. We don't know WHY
he went wrong. Maybe he was
neglected at home, So manv
people think that anything is
good enough for the boys Start
him right; give him your love
Continued to page 1.
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'''Beh0ld | Set Before
Thee an Open Door,

ing of this Article. We do not
think but what every preacher,
:lct only the American preachers
but ali preachers, wherever
they may be. They will say that
when Christ was here on eartn,
He~set before the world an Open
Door, and that no man can shut
it. And VIC say, that this is true
las far as the world is concerned,
but tie language above was
spoken only to the church Of
Philadelphia And to none Of t ,e
other six churches did he speak
lin the same manner. Aad here is
where the at'Question arises.
There are seven churches of
Asia named. Was the church Of
Philadelphia under any different
government to those of the other
six, inorder that there had to be
made such particular speciiica.
'tions to the Church OF Philadel.
eohia?' And if so Why so?
In the first place we shall see
what was said to the church of
Lphesus. Please read.
Unto the angel of The church
of Ephesus write: These things
saith he that holdeth the seven
stars in his right hand who walk
eth in the midst of the seven
golden candlesticks;
! know thy works, and thy
labor, and thy patience, and how
thou canst not bear them which
are evil and thou hast tried them
which say they are apostles, and
are not, and has found them
liars:
And hast borne, and hast pa
Ftience, and for my names sake
hast laboured and hast not faint.
ed.
+NevertheIAssI have some what
against thee, because thou hast
left thy first love.
Remember the refore from
whence thou hast fallen, and re-
,pent and do the first works or
else l will come unto thee quick
~ and will remove thy candle.
stick out of his place, except
thou repent,
But this thou hast. that thou
,hatest the deeds OF the Nicolai.
,tanes. which l also hate. Rev,
2-1-6.
This church God said, had
works and had patience, and
that this church could not
bear them that was evil, and
they tried them that said they
.were apostles and we're not, but
they were found 10 be liars -
Now this proves that this was
10 the Apostoli: day, And now
if this be the the fact. we must
ind the witness thru some OF
the other Apostles, So please
read.
For such are false apostles
decei.ful workers, Transforming
themselves into the apostles oil
Christ,
And no marvel; for satan him
self is transformed into an ange
of light.
Therefore it Is no great thing
If bis ministers also be trans
formed as the ministers OF RICH
teousness; whose end shall be
according to their works.
2Cor, 11-13-15
Also. =
But these we're false proph-
cts also among the people ever
As there shall &c false teachers
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spoken of in the writings to the
church of Ephesas. This church
was in the days of the Apostles.
This church borne many th;rg~
and had much patience. md
for HIS Names sake lcboroa
hard, yet God founu something,
against this church. please = cad
"NevertneIess have some
what against thee. because thou
hast left thy trst love.
Remember therefore from
whence thou art fallen, y, and
repent and Go the first works:
or else I will come unto thee,
quickly, and will remove thy
candlestick outof' his place, ex.
cept thou repent" Rev. 2-4-5.
Here we see this Apostolic
church left it's first love. and
fell. And this is what Paul said
that it should do. please read.
Let no man deceive you by
any means: for that day shall
not come except there come a
falling away first, and that man
of sin be revealed the son of
perdition. -
For the mystery of iniquity
doth already work: ouly he who
now letteth will let, until he be
taken out of the way" > Thes.
2-3&7.
! Now we have plenty of proof
that ne Apostolic church should
leave its first love and fall away.
And the above scriptures
teach US that this falling away
commenced in Peters andyPaul's
time. In Rev. this is plainly set
forth. And if there was to be
q falling away before the coming
of Christ the second time, it
would of been useless for to of
had John wrote that be hao set
before the church of Ephesus an
Open Door, and say. no man
should shut it.
This is not saying that Christ is
rot the Door. For the Shepherd
mnsJ enter in, Christ by and
tllu the 40 into the >heepfold -
This is not the Door spoken of in
our Text, For we have found by
the Word of God, that there had
to be falling away, from the
Apostolic principles,
| And now leaving the church of
Ephesus, we shalt take view of
the church of Smyrna, Please
read,
He that hath an ear let him
hear what the Spirit saith to the
churches. To him that overcom.
eth will l give TO eat of the tree
Of life, which is ia the midst of
he paradise eff God.
i And unto the angel OF the
church of Smyrna write. These
things saith the first and the last
which was dead and is alive:
| know thy works, and tribuIa.
ton, and poverty. (bu. thou art
rich) and know the blasphemy
of them which say they are Jews
; and are lot, but are the syna.
, gogue of Satan.
Fear none OF those things
which thou shalt suffer; behold
, the devil shall cast some of you
{ into prison that We may be tried;
and We shall have tribulation ten
days: be thou faithful unto death
and l will give thee a crown of
life" (Rev. 2-7-10)
The spirit said to tue angel of
this church that IT, WAS knoun
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-01-27

in Pergamos write these things
saith he which hath the sharp
sword with two edges;
I know thy works and where
thou d wellest even where satan 8
seat is; and thou boldest fast my
name and hast no. denied my
Faith even in those days wherein
Antipas was my faithful martyr,
who was slain among you. where
satan dwelleth," (Rav. 2-12-13)
lie that hath the sword with
two edges says, | know thy
works and that this church
dwells where satans seat is.
Another pretty church. But
satans seat was given in this
manner.
And the beast which. [ saw was
like unto a leopard and his feet
were as the feet of a bear and
bis mouth as the mouth of a lion
and the dragon gave him his
power and his seat and great
authority" tRev. 13:-2)
This is the manner in which
this church of Pergamos came
in possession Of the seat of satan
and also how il got satan's
authority and power people has
looked upon those churches as
the church of Christ. But now
we must see that they are man
made creeds. And this church
is very readly made known. For
it is the church of the beast, and
it holds fast to the name of
Christ And there could no
church hold fast to the name any
more than does the Roman
church, who claims the pope to
be the vicar Of Christ ard the
true successor OF St. Peter.
And there is no church that can
claim stronger faith for the
pope and priesthood claim to
have the power to forgive sins.
They claim to forgive the sinner
! of their sins in the place of God
do what Christ would do if he
we're on earth. They claim to
change the bread and wine into
the real body and blood of Christ
No wonder that they are repre-
sented oy the word to have the
seat, authority and great power
from satan. And the word says
that they made a marrer out OF
Antipus history Of the 10th.
century calls him Pontanus. And
we shall give you the proper
name in english Christie .Zelotus
who was burned at Rome in the
beginning of the sixteenth
century in the days Of Martin
Luther. Whols the representive
of Balac who set up a stumbling
block 1.-THE one man theory be-
fore the children of Christ, And
thru this theory they have
eaten things offered to idols: and
the mixing up of doctrins of men
means the fornication spoken of.
The setting up of the one man
theory by Luther vino was re-
preventative of the second beast
with two horns like a lamb but
spake as a dragon and this
brings US up to the church OF
Thyatira. Please read.
And unto the angel of the
church in Thya write: These
things saith the Son of God,
who hath his eyes like unto a
flame of fire, and bis feet are
like fine brass:
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AASA - 10 VIC "ol n VI fA~A oih
Luther, here is where be forces
upon the world the doctrine of
Ballam(the one man theory here
is where they set up theory
which causes all poth great and
small to worship the image, here
is where Martin Luther suffers
that woman ,Jeseoel the baptist
churcb, to,teach and seduce Gods
people, hS:a hypocritical preten.
ton of Jezebel And for this
reason God pronounces death
and famine cts. to come upon
them wherein we claim has
commenced in the European war
riden country; and will reach us
sooner or later. But again we
must look forward to the church
of Sardis, Please read.
And unto the angel of the
church in Sardis write; These
things saith he that hath the
seven Spirits of God, and the
seven stars; / know thy works
that thou hast a name that
thou livest and art dead.
BE watchful, and strengthen
the things which :remain, that
are ready to die for I have not
found thy works, that thy works
perfect before God.
Remember therefore how
thou hast received and heard,
and hold FAST and repent. If
therefore thou shalt not watch l
will come on thee as a thief. and
thou shalt not know what hour
I will come upon thee. Rev 81
2-3
The spirit saith I know thy
works, ard that this church has
a name that it is dead. Here is
where we find the Jewish church
just after the fal. of the church,
and on up till the time of the
Declaration of the Independence
of the United States, be tier
known to us as the Masonic Fra
turnity, The Spirit directed it
TO be watchful, Please read.
And unto the angel of the
| church in Sarois write; These
things saith he that hath the
seven Spirits of God, and the
seven stars; L know thy works,
that thou hast a name that thou
Invest, and art dead.
Be watchfui, and strengthen
the things which remain, that
are ready to die; for | have not
found thy works perfect before
cod. (Rev. 3-1-2.)
The Spirit said strengthen the
things that are ready to die,
this is an evidence that this
church was negligent of it's duty
And were somewhat forget.
full Of what i: had received and
heard. And il it did not obey
the command "WATCE' he
would come upon them as Il thief
in the night. Vet the spirit
speaks and says that there is a
few names in Sardis that was
! not deiled with filthy garments,
and that they should walk with
him in white, because they
were worthy. Leaving now the
state of the church of Sardis Tor
Masonry at the time of the Dec
laration of our Independence. in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

uub bic fhDnsn Renaifanceporiale
i'm Burgbof entloten uns einen Ruf
Der ueberrui6ung. 9ebaglih raliet
iidIs bier BEL einem S6oppen funteIns
ben Sddletpeins ober 3rimbereer 81.
genbaues; benn am Siiodbbange bes
Surgberges gebeibt bic Rebe prd9iis.
llnb ounn iteigen mir btnoitf auf ben
gergfrieb uHb genieBen ben Bid
runoum ins neite, geieguste 2anb.
g1un sebt es bem Wain eutgegsil.
2tn Sammel6urg unb fsirem ipeinbes
riibmten Sdlofe SuaIet porbei
ttr0mt bic Saale; Der Saaleter 1T Ell,
ner Der beiten Grantsnipeine. Bon ben
altersgrauen 3biirmen geniebt man
ebenfaGs cine i60ne RunbIi6t. @nbs
lid 1T bds rDmantiich gelegene
8emiinben erreibt, beFen bo6giebelige
9duier i'm S6mude 3ierli6er gr[er
uns gan5 mittelalterli6 aumut6en.
Die Sualefubrt 1T gu @nbe.
Sans Rottmann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Amerifauiiaes &riess'aaerlei

en- beiben 9dufern bes &ongrelIss,
ipie in alien Sreiien Der geDolterung,
lpsrben llntsriariften gsiammeIt tiir
sinen 2lufruf CUR Wahrung itrliter
Rtutralitdt, erlaHen oon Wm. :.
grpan. proi. George 9. WtcGlellaa,
Gdisler McGraden Don Der Jopobaill
llniperfitdt, Oapib Starr Sorodn,
aansler bon Der 2elaIlb Stauforo
llntperiitdt, unb anberen anseiebsnsn
Decentralization.
Die an Jpn sslanste Grie5ensbots
ihaft bes popites genebitt bat prdlts
bent WilIon bur6 ben Waibinstoner
pGpfli6en 0elesatsn, Wsr. Son8ano,
beantipprtet uuo babel Der ScfTnung.
syriebsn nit 0eutidlanb bsipdbrsn gu
tSnnen, iuluie bem erniten @uni4s
gusbrud sesebeu, gerreiHidm nit bem
papite elm Gnbe Ses arieses in europa
krbeifiibrsn gu t0nnen.
Gin Witslisb bes tritiiten pdrlds
ments, Z. Sotparo Wbitebouie, bat
lebter Gage BEL praiibent Wilion Dor.
seipro4en, I'm bemielben bic anit4t
ju unterbreitsu. boB bic Suitiatipe 81
s5riebenspsrbaublunsen bon ben Hsus
iralsn ausseben miiNe.
Die Stimmung in Deiti6ldnb nit
Besua auf bic Der. Stoaten biirIte fi9
falinl nirt bic aunoe befern, bab bic
gunbesresieruns ben 9erlinsr Bot
fhdfter, Gsrarb, beulrftragt bat, ers
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