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PARIS. June "A pitched battle
between German and French aero
plane sQuadrons In which two en-
envy machines were brought down.
was reported to the war once to
day.
One German machine was so bad
ly damaged by fire from the French
aeroplanes that II fell near Etain.
Two other French machines at
tackled q Fokker and by circling
constantly closer TO the enemy air.
craft, forced II down and finally
riddled II with bullets. II fell near
Bouconville.
On the right bank Of the Mouse
an extremely violent battle went on
all day from Thiamont farm to
Vavux.
Southeast OF Douaumont fort tho
Germans penetrated int othe south
ern part OF Caillette wood and also
made progress on the shore Of vAux
pond. II was admitted.
A tall other points along the line
the enemy was repulsed with heavy
losses.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
Sugar Market

s.s..-corrected daiiy By ". H
Edgar = Son: Crystal dominoes. 2-ib..
2iLss: DO. S-lb- 3l1.ss Eagle tab
lets. &lGzs; cut loaf. 1910; cuoeA
aard nowdsrsd1 SIS: 5 r,nS'la ted
In bulk, e0.eb; granulated. 2s-lb. cot.
tons. e11e; crystal domino gram q
ID. and S-lh. cArtons. IN cases. 39.3s;
diamond A. fs.1S; confectioners A
No. :, e7.se; No. 9. t1.Ss; No. 3, $3.50:
No. 10, e7.1S: No: A, $40; No. IL
Sf.ss; No. ~. @1.se; No. II. $3.50: No.
rs, $3.50: non-cakIpS mixture. IS.
beet graduated, S7.St per 100 lbs |.
hcusehold .powd- l's. - to case
e2.te: Do. ~ 20 case. S%.5o Der case
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Batter-Creamery extras. 2ec; hrsts.
27Mc; packing stock. 2lc; dairy, e4c
lb.
Exgs--Fresh receipts. nrsts. cases
included. 21xc:l current receipts.
q Nc dog. Receipts Thursday. 3.25s
EL0nN BUTTER
EL9IN. Ill. May z7.--Butter: All
sales at CSC. . decrease of nc.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Ssllswi2s nsm. q. pr,yiles.d
- = C. Carlyle 9 rowan.
4Llgy = CO.. Matthew Finn,
solte,e = Co. kswis q. Cor
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

s.. sa|is!a! .! ssly
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

No. 1 tallow. &c: No. 3 tallew. 70:
No. : hides, 10 on; No. .. kip and calfs
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
VESSEL PASSAGES


sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June 2
Up: Sonora. 8 last night; Chas.
Hutchinson. $50. r. r. Richardson,
10;soi Edmonton. George Crawford.
midnight; Francis Robbins. Craig. 2;
son. $40; Paine $3.50; Baker. s: Sam
Morse. $40: George Stephenson
$50; Underwood. s.
Down: Buffalo. Phipps, Vulcan. 1850
last night; Russell Hubbard. Penob-
maker. Maunaloa, 1870; Doric. II;
Sweden. midnight: w c. Richardson
Denmark. 1880; Frater Taylor. /,
Coulby. 1870: ireland. q Lakeport. Ce-
pheus. Regulus. 8; Panther a;3ei
William Rogers. 4: Bixby. Lyman
Smith. 81; Hydrus. $40; oConnor
Howe. 8; Nyanza, LauEhlin. Ericsson
Dell. $50: Roberts, Jr.. Curry, g
Flagg Warriner. 2.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
CHICAGO GRAIN

wheat: July DOWN Sc: september
down &C. Corn: July down Nc,
September down &c. Oats; July
down NC: September down &c. Pro-
visions: Steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Jack--rve just ordered a Hooter-
Shooter car.
Bess--Well, there's one good point
about that car. They won't deliver
= ~ ~ months.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

enthusiasm and are given added
weight by reiteraticn OF tho denial
from Paris that there Is lack Of har.
mony between the French and Eng.
lish forces. II is declared that the
only difliculty is to restrain the Brit
ish from rushing into action until
the arrival of the strategic move
ment
The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

EL0lN BUTTER
EL6fN. Ill. May z7.--Butter: Al
sales at CSC. . decrease of Nc.
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ministry as aiman his prayer to
the Father was for his disciples,
And in this manner he prayed
for all that would believe on
Him through the Word, of his
des ciples,
Neither pray for these alone
but for them also u hich shall be.
lieve on me through their word;
That they all may be one; as
thou, Father, art il me. and I
in thee that they also may be
one in us: that the world may
believe that thou hast sent me.
St. John 17.-20-21)
Christ in his prayer left no
room for divisions among his
followers, but the union that
was between Him and the Fat
her, was the binding link Of his
children, that by such a union
among them the worlo might
believe on him.
From this we have learned
that Christ did not intend for
souls to be saved by a great
division OF small sects, number.
ing six hundred and sixty SIX.
but by a strong tie Of his love,
binding them together in one.
And it was to be by this union
Of love, that all men was to know
that they we're his disciples. If
they had love one to another;
and that love was to be without
discimu lation, and they were to
be kindly, effectionate one to an.
other with brotherly love and not
to bite and devour one another.
And they was to be of the
same mind, one toward another;
they were to bless their perse.
cu,ors. Bless and curse net.
(See Rom. 1919 70 16.)
Finally, be ye all of one mind
having compassion one of anoth-
err, love as brethren, be pltiful,
be courteous;
Not rendering evil for evil,
or railing TO. railing" Il Peter
3-8-9)
Oh dear readers, with such
strong scripturaI language be-
fore us; can you see any room
that will justify the many divis-
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ions that exist among the people
today, with so much contention,
strife, and railing at each other?
Or are you not duty bound to
say. in the language Of Gods
word, that they come from the
lusts, that war in their mem.
bers; We lust and have not, We
fight and have not, because We
ask not; We ask and receive not
because We ask amiss, that We
may consume it upon your lusts,
Know ye not that the friend.
ship of the world is enemity
with God? Whosoever there.
fore will be a friend of the world
is tie enemy of God Tor do We
think that the scripture saith in
vain: (See James ii to 6
No they do not, for we have
proven to you by the word of
God that the workings and
character of the above stated
man, has so far, went to fulfill
the prophecies concerning the
beast, that we must say that he
was the beast.
But this does not yet satisfy
us; we must follow his dark and
baneful powers on down as time
passes by, leaving behind the
dark and stormy days of horror,
and heart rendering scenes of
shriezing mothers, and children.
as they are torn from each
other and tied to- the stake! and
now terrified at such a sight, we
are swept on under the vale of
contamination, softly drifting
into the power OF a gorgon, 1.-THE
second beast and into his boat
of prestage. We need not
charge the Roman catholic
church of welding this scepter
of power alone, bat standing
under the towering mast of the
ship prestage, Quilt by the
lecher of the second BEAST
viewing the chas ms of presump-
ton, the adulterated fields of
dissertation, we are made
to realize the fact that no longer
does this power only belong to
the catholic church, but in those
chasms and fields that we are
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view ing, it is spreading it's dead
ly work. and baneful destruction
in the name of christian science,
or animal msgnatism.
And with these re m ar ks, we
shall again turn to our work by
presenting to you some facts
up on this power, as they are
presented to US by one of the
most honest of their number.
and it reads thus.
I'VE are placing in your
hands almost potent agency for
for good or evil: used for proper
purposes, and with a clear APP
prehenion of what you owe to
Yourself and others, it will
caus e the usards to rise up and
call you blessed; but on the
other hand if you think only
of your self, and If you take the
advantage of the ignorance OF
the multitude. and use for dis
honest purposes these great
powers, which are placed at
your command language, cannot
describe the punishment you
will deserve. and will follow. on
such a course; for this study,
above all others, must be ap.
preached with. the most pro.
found feelings of reverence and
awe.
No trifiing is excusable, no
levity iii place, For it deals
directly with the im mortal part
of m an, 1.-THE soul,
Continued to page,4
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WHT DO NOT EVERYBODY
SEE ALIKE?
Samuel Merritt.
: Continued from page 2.

and l know not now 10 escape
them. am called upon to re.
tract l would most readily do so
could that lead to the desired
result.
But the persecution of my
anniversaries have circulated my
"writing for and wide and they
are too deeply craven on t be
hearts of men, to be by any
possibility eraced. A recantation
would only still more dishonor
the Church of Rome. and draw
from tho lips of all a cry of &C.
'cusation against her. Most Holy
Father! declare in the pre-
,sence of God and of all His crea
lures that I have never desired,
to infringe either by force or
stratagem, the power of the
Roman church or of your holi.
ness. I confess that nothing in
heaven or in earth should be
dprefered above that church, ex.
'cept Jesus Christ alone-tbe
3Lord of all.'' Luther in accord
;ance with the promise he had
;aiven Miltitz wrote this letter to
the pope on the Bird, Of March,
2lst. Page of Reformation Vol.
End.
Hence we see that Luther
acknowledge the pope's ear to
lbe that Of Christ's. And says in
This letter that he would willingly
yield TO the pope's wishes; If the
desired results could be had.
But he could not make these
christians believe that the popes
ear was that of Christ; they
were not ready to sacrifice that
which their blessed loved ones
died in the valleys and on the
mountains; to preserve from
tpoperyism, that is the Word;
For without doubt when Luth'
,er granted to the pope the very
thing that he and his co-workers
had lobored to accomplish for
: three hundred years and that
they would rather have given
ten thousand ducats than to have
had it prolonged" This without
anything more proves that
Luther was-a beast.
But this is not all; he goes on
to say, speaking of the catholic
t,chur,,h) there is nothing il hea-
ven or in earth. TO be preferred
above the Roman church.
But this is not all: in another
letter addressed to the Pope, he
says, ITO the most holy Father
in God, Leo X, Pope at Rome,
be alt health in Christ Jesus our
lord, Amen. From the midst
of the violent battle which for
three years I have been fighting
against dissolute men, l cannot
hinder myself from sometimes
looking toward you. OLeo most
Holy Father in God! And al
though the madness of your
impious batteries has constrain
ed me to appeal from your
judgement 10 future council
nv heart has never been aliena'
ted from your holiness, and
have~never ceased praying con
.stantly and With groanings fol
your prosperity and for that o.
YOUR pontifica,e." tRef. Page 12s
Oh! Dear Reader, 90 not b
,mis.led any longer, but listen tt
the kind words Of q crucified anc
risen Redeemer. and be as firm
as Pontanus, lthe same wal
Christie Zelotus) (See Ref. pag'
1897 Or Antipas. lSee Revt2-
i3) This man was one of thu
..AI L
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council at RUme that vas TO
unite catholics and heritics to
gether,
Blu just one more Of Luther's
letters to the Pope, is all that
we shall give in this work; it
reads thus: 4..
Most worthy Father in God,
once more I approach you, not
in person, but by lie tier, entreat.
ing your paternal goodness to
listen to me gracicusly. : Now
therefore most worthy Father.
I confess, as I have already done
before, that I have not shown las
has been re ported sufficient
modesty, meekness or respect
for the name, of the sovereign
pontiff; and although I have
been greatly provoked I see that
it would have been better for me
to have conducted my cause with
greater. humility, mildness and
reverence This grieves me
very much, and l ask forgivness
will publicly confess it to the
people from the pulpit, as indeed
have often done before, will
endeavor, by Gods grace to
speak differently. Nay more;
] l am ready to promise freely and
of my own accord; not to utter
another word on the subject, if
this husin ess is arranged. But
also, let those who made me be-.
gin, be compelled on their part
to be more moderate henceforth
in their sermons or to be silent,
as for the truth of my doctrine,
the authority of ST. Thomas and
other doctors cannot satisfy me.
l must hear lif I am worthy to
do so the voice of the bride,
which is the church,
For it is certain he hears the
the voice of the Bridegroom
which is Christ. In all humility
and and submission, therefore
entreat your pavernal love tc
refer all this business, so unset
tied up 10 this day, to our most
holy lord Leo X, in order that
the church may beside, pro
nounce and ordain. and that l
may retract with a good consci.
ence. or believe with sincerely"
Ref. of the 10th, Cen. Vol, 1,
Page 1902.
Now If any one can read those
letters and believe that Luther
VAS not the beast that the Rev.
olator saw rise up out of the
earth, and still say that he was a
good, man, they can say more
than we can. For we say he was
the second beast, and it was thi;
man that Pontanas refused
70 obey, and with his blood, ir
connection with tbousans, o.
others, tina. the Word has b er
preserved on down the annals oil
time until IL has reached our
hands. and while the whole
; world has been wrapped in dark
; ness, the Word has stood and
. will stand until the end Of time
pure as the Golden Rule.
And from this stand point yor
, will plainly see that the object
had in view by this man and hit
colleague, was not a true one,
!: For his letters show that he
was determined that the pope
|, should be acknowledged as God
and have Christ ignored and Hi.
: laws rejected. He even confessed
that he had not done right, anl
that the pope's ear was that o
!. Christs and that his heart hat
{ never been ailiented from thu
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IN ieincr Noth hot er cine 9nt,e an,
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Sterni6nnppen.

- Sic 5eilcrtpebr mllbtc Gin flei.
nes tyclter in Der Mohern Steonl
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gern Der Staot.
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ben Die nohiten Hoiticnounocn non
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Som Sobe abbtrnfen.

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Sal5cr =. Semitic, benr;ifcn, ais ultf
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GcuntN D.. Weriht.

Sad Robcrts bon @eit Solem, Der
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