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The Washington herald., 1916-10-26

London, Oct. 25.-Replying to a ques-
ton in the House of Commons, Walter
Runciman, president of the Board of
Trade, said he might soon ask Parlia-
ment to confer additional powers on the
Board of Trade with a view to checking
any preventable rise in food prices
The Washington herald., 1916-10-26
Telegraph Tips

SalOniki. Oct 25.-A German aviator,
flying from Smyrna. has bombarded the
island OF Chios, 1t was announced today
at allied headquarters. One person was
killed and three injured Chios is Off the
coast of Asia Minor.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13
SAW Mill FOR
SALE,

We have for sale a Saw.mill as
cheap as dirt. 20 horse power
Stationary engine, and saw-rig.
Both are in good running order
and can be had for $4,000. The
Ava Bank has a mortgage on it,
and the money would have to go
to pay off the mortgage.
Come and see us, or Writ3 us at
Mt. Grove r 8, forfurther infor-
m stitn. Rev. L. S. GARRETT.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-07-13

going thru the whole earth, And
then this prophesy will be full
filed. Please read.
But in The last days it shall
come to pass, that the mount al n
OF the house Of the Lord shall
be established in the top of the
mountains, and 1t shall be exalt]
ed above the hight hills; and
people shall how unto 1t.
And many nations shall come
and say, Come. and let Us 20 up
to the mountain Of the Lord, and
to the house of the God of Jacob:
and he will teach Us of his ways
and we wilt walk in his paths
for the law shall 90 forth Of Zion.
and the word Of the Lord from
Jerusalem.
Ard he shall judge among
many people, and rebuke strong
nations afar off; and they shall
beat their swords into plough.
shares. and their spears into
prnninghooks nations shall not
lift up sword aeatnst Il nation,
neither shall they learn war.any
more. - s''
But they shall sit every man
under bis vine and under bis fig
tree; and none shall make them
afraid: for the mouth of the
Lord of hosts hath spoken it.
Micah 4-1-234
When this Is done then this
scripture will be fulfilled.
To him that overcometh will
l grant 10 cit With me in my
throne, even % I alao overcame,
and amset down with my Faith
er In his throne,[ Rev. 3-2i 3
Now Bro. Moore, II this does
not satisfy your inquiry please
ask again for we never get tir.
ed Of writing on the Bible And
dear reader can you not get in.
terested In the word Of God. and
make 3 thorough investigation for
the benefit Of your own never
! dying soul, We ask what has be.
come OF those old readers Of the
CRESsET. Have they tired out.
we give you nothing Oh any
subject but the ~ord Of God
and~backed up by the word T.
Ask when you do not see, If YOU
have not the stamps to send in
questions please let US know.
yours in Christ.
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Continued from page 2.


fountain opened to the house OF
David and TO the Inhabitants of
Jerusalem for sin and for un-
cleanness
And 1t shall come 10 pass in
that day saith the Lord of hosts
that will cut off the names of
the idols out of the land, and
they they shall 90 moe be re-
mer1bered; also will cause
the prophets and the unclean
spirit to pass out of the land. >
lZecb. 13-1-2]
Bro. Moore and Dear Readers
you will plainly see that there
has 70 be a fountain opened in
the house of David, in the day of
the mourning in Jerusalem.
Nav we must try to find out
where the spiritual part of this
work is to be done first as the
natural part is going on in Old
Jerusalem at the present time.
And after the spiritual work
il done for Judah fir st,[the Gen.
tile church, 10 saving their tents
as written. please read.
"Tbe Lord also, shall save the
tents Of judah first, that the
glory Of the house of David and
the glory OF the inhabitants of
Jerusalem do not magnify them.
selvesagainst Judah, Zech IL ~
After this ia done then the Ts
raelites of Old Jerusalem will
have the spiritual work wrought
for them, Although the natural
weeping OF the Israelites are
going on at Old Jerusalem now,
as above recorded. But the first
Solemn Assembly will come UNI
der the work of the prophet to
the GENTLE.
And it will be at Jerusalem
also, but it will be at this Jeru.
salem spoken of in this manner,
please read.
Him that overcometh will |
make a pillar in the temple OF
my God, ard he shall 20 no more
out; and I will write upon him
the name Of my God, ana the
name of the city of my God,
which is new Jerusalem. which
cometh down out of heaven
from my God; and / will write
upon him my new name. tRev, 8
-12)
This character that is spo ken
of who is to over come, Christ
says that he will write upon him
the name Of the city OF his God
which is New Jerusalem. The n
where ever this man is, New Je
rusalem will he, and here is
VII rattle Solemn Assembly will
bs, Andthis S.lemn Assembly
must be held under the dictates
OF the prophet to come in The
last days, the prophet spoker
by Moses and referred to by st
john. please read.
And this is the record Of
John. when the Jews sent priesl
and Levites from Jerusalem tt
ask him. Who art thoup
And be confessed, and denieC
not, but confessed, I am not th'
Christ.
And they asked him, Wha
thenl Art thou Elias? And b.
saith. lam not. Art thou tba
prophet? And he answered, No
Then said they unto him, Wit
art thou? that we may give az
answer to them that sent VS.
What sayest thou of thvself?
He said, am the voice of ont
crying in the wilderness, Make
straight the way of the Lord, a!
: said the prophet Esaias. sSt
Thin 1 10 -23S
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SASS WV WIS sbHV viz S"SAN VI
the king of Babylon may come
Doth train shall come forth out
OF ono land: and choose thou q
place choose it at tue head Of the
way to the city.
Appoint \ way that the sword
may come to Rabbath Of the
Ammonites and to Judah in
Jerusalem Che deienced." [Ezek.
Pills pol
Here is the Son Of Man who is
to appoint two ways the man
who Christ said that HE would
write HIS NEW NAME on, and
bis NEW NAME was the "soN of
MAN" And this same character
is to rule all nations as John has
said, Please read. =.
And he that overcOmeth and
keepeth my works UNTO the end
to him will l give power over the
nations:
And he shall rule them with q
rod of iron; as the vessels of a
potter shall they be broken to
shivers even as l received of my
Father.
And l will give him the morn
ing STAR" Rev, 2-26-28]
And this same character
Christ said that HE would give
him to eat of the hidden mama.
Please read,
He, that hath an ear let him
hear what the~Spirit saith unto
the churches; To him that over.
cometh will I give to eat OF the
hidden mama. and will give him
white stone and in the stone a
new name written which no man
know eth saving he that receiveth
it." [Rey. 2-17l
To this, same character aN
nations hes to come to him altar
be has the first Solemn Assem-
bin for Christ said. Please read
when the Son Of man shall
| come in his glory, AMI all the
holy angels with him, then shall
be sit upon the throne OF his
glory;
And before him shall be ga
thered all nations; and be shall
separate them one from another
"a q shepherd divideth bis sheep
from the goats;
And he shalt set the sheep on
his right hand. but the goats on
the left.
Then shall the King say unto
them on his right hand Come We
blessed of my Father. inherit
the kingdom prepared for you
from the foundation o! the world
Then shall he say also unto
them on the left band Depart
Ifrom me We cursed into everlast'
ling fire prepared for the devil
land bis angels" Isl. Mathew
LIS 31to "a I All
The Son of Man has always
lbeen taken for Christ and it is
true that Christ was called the
Son of Man which was his new
name written on the restorer OF
all things, Please read.
| And they that shall be Of thee
shall build the old waste places
thou shalt raise UP The @founda,
lions of many generations; and
thou shalt be called the REPAIRED
of the breach. The restorer q
paths 10 dwell in lisa. 58-12-
The Sole Assembly Is tc
co ne first by the people of Christ
gathering themselves together
a. it was in the day of penticos'
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. X. G. Warner is leading New
York opposition to the sale of horse
meat as food.
Miss Funk Hin Liu. graduate Of
Wellesley college, is head Of the only
womans college in China
Lavinia Magri, formerly Mrs. Gen
eral Tom Thumb, at seventy-four is
living in Middleboro, Mass.
Miss Alice Sherwin Coleman makes
100000 worth Of artificial flies a year.
She has been in business as profess
sional fly maker for more than ten
years.
Tetrazzini, the famous prima donna,
has been paid as much as $500 for a
single performance. Nine. Sembrich,
another Of the older school Of grand
opera stars, possesses fortune which
is said to run into nearly seven figures.
Mrs. Jennie Watkins is the only wo-
man member Of the exclusive 100000
Club" of leading New York life in
surance company. To qualify for mem
bership it was necessary for her to
write 100000 worth Of insurance in
one year.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
srREs AND SONS.

Lord Howard de Walden, one of Eng
lands wealthiest men, is known as
that country's most musical peer"
Private John Allen was discussing
himself. II do not feel at liberty to
claim much for my past" he said, "but
can truthfully assert that my future
Is spotless."
Colonel David l.. Brainard, q. s. A.,
now military attache OF the United
States embassy to the Argentine Re
public, Is survivor OF the Gre"ly arc
tic expedition.
Thomas A. Edison celebrated the
sixty-ninth anniversary of his birth re-
Gently by working hard In his labora-
tory at West Orange, N. j., as he has
done almost every day for many years.
Robert Bradford Marshall, chief
geographer of the United States geo.
logical survey, has been appointed to
the position of superintendent of ma
donal parks. He is a Virginian by
birth and entered the survey in 1889.
Frederick Robert Harris, who has
been appointed chief Of the bureau of
yards and docks of the navy depart
ment, with the rank of rerA>s 6lmiral
succeeding Rear Admiral Stanford. is
a native Of New York and is now I'm
his fortieth year.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
SHORT AND SHARP.

Properly fortified any person can be
an optimist.
Those silver Innings do not always
make up for the cloudy coverings.
In these days diplomacy is made up
Of just one delicate situation after an
other.
fortune some Of us seem to have been
badly in need of a square"
Much discomfort comes Of the mental
habit to believe that something differ
ent would be something better
A shortage of platinum has been an
nounced. Don't you wish that other
shortages worried you as little?
Little by little folks are learning that
the we'll being of Il people depends in a
large degree upon the food it eats.
Greece Is SAID 10 DE 1aclnS Dig Gel
lcit. But. then. none of the European
nations seems to be putting much spare
cash by.
The actress who expresses the opin
ion that Americans are becoming short
er probably confined her observations
to the pocketbook.
That African king who has died after
thirty -one years Of peaceful rule passes
away Just in time to miss the full light
Of European civilization.
With one of our army aviators put
ting in full eight hour day In the
clouds there seems to be some smatter-
ing of efficiency in the service.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
BRIGHT BRIEFS.

Some things are bad, but the worst
has never yet occurred.
More men are willing to say nothing
than to amputate wood with saw.
The good that men do rarely gets on
the first page, for 1t isn't usually spec
tacular.
A Chinese statesman has just mar
ried his stenographer. That country is
learning rapidly.
New York's rat population is $780,
600. And the census rolls probably
were not padded.
Among the stringent rules for pow
der plants should be one barring out all
lot headed persons.
Within few years we may expect
historians to begin striking for higher
wages and more hours.
The chemists have succeeded In du-
plicating almost everything except a
ham sandwich and glass Of milk.
II gasoline ever reaches 80 cents a
gallon lot of people will have to prac-
lice economy-in some other direction.
A recent bird census discloses that
there are about five birds to each per-
son In the United States-and most Of
them are English sparrows.
The new emperor Of China has post
poned the coronation ceremonies, and.
ing that his head rests uneasy enough
- things stand without the added Wor.
20 = :.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05

of enthusiasm. In Shakespeare's day
they told the audience what the scene
was by hanging sign on the wall.
The public schools Of this country
are taking n keen interest in the ter
centenary celebration. At least $4,000
of them will hold special exercises in
Shakcspeare'S honor on April %. Some
are to stage very elaborate programs
that they are working ON now and
have been working on for some time
Out in North Dakota there Is q school
twenty miles from railroad where
the teacher has been preparing for
months program Of three plays for
the local celebration. The children
have caught the touch Of her own en-
thusiasm and carried it into their
homes, where Shakespeare for the
most part was one Of the things no.
body worried about. That Dakota
teacher has the true spirit Of the ter
centennial celebration-she is bringing
the bigness of Shakespeare to people
who knew him only by name.
In England the tercentenary celebra-
tlon will not be quite as elaborate as it
might have been in times Of peace, but
the bard will be by no means neglected.
Numerous programs will be held in
London, and there will be national
celebration in Stratford on Avon, the
poets birthplace, which many London
ers are planning to attend. In the rural
districts pageants will be the order of
the day.
Paris is holding series Of lectures
on Shakespeare now, and they are well
attended. Literary people of the French
capital will give several Shakespeare
banquets on April %. The country
school children of France are to take
part in q number of Shakespeare pag-
eants.
The plays of Shakespeare have re-
Gently been translated into the Jap
anese, and they have become very pop
ular with the reading classes and as the
basis of language and drama courses
in the higher schools. Tokyo plans an
elaborate outdoor Shakespeare festival,
with native Japanese actors and stu
dents taking part.
The continued vitality Of popular in
.terest in Shakespeare is one of the
wonders of the literary world. More
editions Of his writings have been
printed than of any other book In the
world excepting the Bible, and the de-
mand is increasing. Truly. Shake.
speare still is, as Emerson has apttY
put il, '.the master Of reve1s ia. mane
kind. szsaSs ;ss=;s
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
Fashion FriIIs.

There are doubtless corsets in abun-
dance for men, but there is a notable
lack of men for corsets.-Chicago News.
One advantage man has over women
is that he isn't required to don his
straw hat until June.-Detroit Free
Press.
Why describe the fashions for wo-
men Of the coming season as "wearable
and sensible?" They are always that.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Another thing you have to give the
new styles credit for-they'ye shown
that all the family skeletons are not in
closets.-Columbia State.
The General Federation Of Women's
Clubs had better stick to the easier
task of getting votes for women than
to tackle the job Of regulating styles
for women.-Indianapo News.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
Current Comment.

The supreme bench is quiet place
after you get there.-Washingt Star.
1t Is singularly tenacious cabinet
that lasts straight through. Chicago
News.
When the Father Of Waters gets his
crest up he can take few trenches
himself. Washington Post.
Raising the price Of coal may hurry
the day when our houses shall be heat
ed with the waste energy Of wind and
tfde.-Boston Herald.
Opera in Chicago came out at the lit
tie end of the horn to the tune of $685.
600. The financial hackers expected to
lose $1OO,0OO. And yet they say that
grand opera doesn't pay!-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
PLANS TO DOCK
At NORTH POLE
Captain Bernier Proposes to
Sail to Top Of World.

To attempt what Peary believed to
be impossible. or at least impracticable
reach the north pole by an all water
routes the announced purpose of
Captain J. f. Bernier Of Quebec, and
he will start early in the coming sum
mer. He plans to push the nose Of
specially constructed boat right near
the pole itself
Captain Bernier is an international
authority ON polar expeditions and has
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05

for a number of years devoted his en-
ergies to the discovery of hitherto un-
known islands in the far north In his
proposed expedition he will follow the
Japan current.
II believe that a new route may be
found to the pole," Captain Bernier
declared recently, "and that it leads
through the open, moving ice caused
by the southerly Japan current. This
route if followed, should lead north of
Wrangcl island" Captain Bernier also
said he expected to find open water
in Melville strait, Lancaster sound, the
lower part Of Smith sound and north
Of Baflin bay, making it easy to reach
position from which a dash for the
pole would be comparatively simple
matter.
IF there are any sportsmen who
would like some real shooting and care
to accompany me for three to six
months shall be glad to have them,"
he added. 1.-The shooting is first class.
On my last trip to Baffin bay got
200 polar bears alone, and there are
lots of deer, narwhal seals and wolves.
The wolves abound on Melville island,
and there are plenty Of foxes to trap.
Musk OK shooting is capital sport, and
salmon abound in almost every river
emptying into Baffin's bay"
The ship which Captain Bernier has
secured for his proposed expedition is
small one called the Guide and of
only 1856 tons register. Supplies for
two years will be taken along, also an
aeroplane and motion picture cameras.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
Short Stories.

The violet is the national flower of
Greece.
The worlds richest tin mine Is one
in Tasmania.
Sour milk and black bread is a favor
lite dish with the Bulgarian soldier.
In six weeks the national guard of
Hawaii increased from 700 to 1903, ex-
elusive Of the naval militia.
A uniform system Of type for the
blind is now being introduced. Here
tofore there have been five systems in
use.
In China bacon and sugar are hung
on to the brides sedan chair as a sop
to the demons who might molest her
on her Journey.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
The SHAKESPEARE:
TERCENTENARY
Remarkable Celebration Now
Being Organized.
.HE most remarkable Shake
speare celebration that the
world has yet known will take

Woflu mas yet known VIII take
place on April % next, day
that marks the three hundredth ami
versary Of the poets death. Though
300 years dead, Shakespeare is yet a
very live issue, and the leading nations
of the earth the whole civilized world,
In fact. will do honor to Shakespeare's
llcmory upon that day.
Plans for celebrating the tercente-
nary were begun by Shakespeare low
ers and Shakespeare societies more
than ten years ago. The original inten-
ton was to unite the whole world in q
universal memorial festivity. Circum-
stances have altered cases until the
idea is no longer practicable, but each
of the great countries, even Japan, will
observe the occasion in its own way.
The anniversary will be most ade-
quately recognized here in the United
States, perhaps because there is less to
take the public mind off the subject.
Banquets, public meetings, plays and
pageants will be the chief features of
the celebration. The Drama League Of
America is taking the lead in arrang-
ing the pageants and plays. Simplicity
will be the keynote Of the staging, so
that the only qualification for putting
on some bit of dramatic tribute to
the dramatist is the necessary amount
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
Industrial Items.

There is one grocery store to every
300 Inhabitants in this country
One of the largest plants in the world
for the dressing Of sealskin is being es.
tablished in st. Louis.
A big Chicago corporation has In
stalled shooting gallery as part Of its
amusement equipment for employees.
The wood consumed in this country
In the manufacture Of paper amounts
annually to 100000 cords, and every
year the demand for some substitute
grows more urgent.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
Electric Sparks.

In this country electricity is a $3,-
O00,O0O,OOO industry.
The international electrical exposi-
tion which Spain planned to hold at
Barcelona this year has been post
poned to 1917 and will be broadened in
its scope.
A German electrical society offers
gold medal annually for the best de-
vice or process produced in the world
for safeguarding life or limb or pro-
noting health in the electrical indus
try
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05
THE PETRoGRAD MISSION.

David r. Francis of Missouri Selected
For the Post.
David r. Francis, who has been
named for the ambassadorship to Rus
sia, made vacant by the resignation of
George Il. Marye. declined a year ago
the ambassadorship to Argentina Mr..
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-05

Francis was former governor of Mis-
souri, and secretary Of the interior un-
der President Cleveland. He was pres
ident Of the ST. Louis exposition in
1904 and is a close student of Euro
pean affairs.
The necessity for the negotiation of
new commercial treaty to take the
place of the compact abrogated ON ac-
count Of discrimination against Jews
and the delicate task Of caring for Ger.
man and Austrian interests make the
ambassadorship at Petrograd of un-
usual importance at this time.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-08
SHARES WILL BE
 FOR SALE IN BIG
 BANK OF SYMPATHY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-08

.-5aft began in building at Third Ave nae and Forty-sixth street, New York, large crowd assembled and fired the structure. Police were oyerpowered.
 -l :or three days and nights the mob
 es in possession Of the city. Colored people were special objects Of the Eob's wrath. Negroes were hunted Ike wild beasts and many were beaten 70 death in the streets. Before the .-surrection was finally suppressed a thousand persons were killed or wound e1 and property worth s2.000. GOO was destroyed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-08
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NESTING OF T4e UTopHIA cLus.

The regular meeting oe -he Utophia Sewing Club thjs afternoon was held E tae el@e rao@< w.,h Mrs Peter SGarze as hostess
 -seN Red Gs-s Hall @- Se&o tonight the \ B &-as-re,s Will delight you for i've hours
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-08
BEAR BOUTS MESSENGER BOY.

Perhaps he had been reading the Exploits of Dead Fire Dennis or the thrilling tales of "Roeay Mountain Bob with which messenger boys are wont to regale themselves says the San Francisco Times. However when a real bear snuggled under his arm. John Welby, messenger hoy in the em- ploy of a Market street bird and an imal dealer, just faded from the land scape.
 It all came about when Welby was