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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
ARIZONA LIVESTOCK DEALERS HAVE SMALL
 CAUSE FOR FEARS
State Veterinarian Says There Is No Danger of the Foot and Mouth Disease Entering Arizona at This Time.

Arizona stock dealers have no cause for alarm in the report of the preva- lence of the foot and mouth disease in Nebraska. Kansas and Missouri, ac cording to a statement issued by Dr. Warren D. Severn, state veterinarian Stock throughout the state is said to be in excellent condition.
 Arizona is free from all forms of stock contagion," said Dr. Severn in a recent interview. Conditions are much better at the present time than for the past several years"
 It is believed that dealers through out the state have taken the necess- ary precautions to prevent any seri- ous epidemics of stock infection Con- siderable attention has been paid in the past few months to preventative measures, which have been adopted by practically every large dealer in the state.
 It is highly probable that more rig i'd inspection will be maintained by the state veterinary department for the next few weeks, however. as addi- tional precautionary measures against an epidemic of the foot and mouth disease in this state. While there are no suspected herds in Arizona at the present time, all cases of illness among stock will be closely watched
 An epidemic of such a disease in Arizona would prove a disaster to the stock interests of the entire state. As the stock industry is one of the prin- ciple assets of the state, it would nat urally work untold hardships with all interests of the state. For this reason every precaution will be taken to forestall all contagious diseases among stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
VICTOR MOORE STARS
 IN LASkY PICTURE
''The Clown" Is Latest Para mount Release to be Shown
 at Royal Theatre Today.

Victor Moore, the celebrated com edian who immortalized "Chimmie Fadden," will be seen at the Royal theatre today in the thrilling photo drama of "The Clown" a Lasky Photo play on the Paramount Program, writ ten especially for him by Marian Fair fax, the distinguished dramatist, and produced under the personal direction of William c. De Mile.
 Victor Moore is considered the lead ing photodramatic comedian of the country-owing to the fact that he does not have to resort to the broad and slap-stick methods to obtain his fun. The "Chimmie Fadden" pictures were a distinct innovation in the com edy lines and stamped MT. Moore as comedian of unusual excellence. In the Lasky production of The Race" he again identified himself as a com- edian of the highest order. In The Clown" he is seen both as the harle. quin of the circus, and the noble, hu- man, husband and father. The story of The Clown" is of gripping appeal as it tells how the children's idol risks his life to save one of his little admir- CTS, and later sacrifices his career to protect the honor of another How he tries to better himself, and how he leaves the woman he has married to protect, that she may turn to the one she loves, is chronicled in a manner of unusual and startling scenes
 For the incidents connected with the circus scenes, the Lasky Company rented an entire circus organization for three days and presented the scenes with the real performers. Vic tor Moore reveals in these three days occupation, as when a boy it was his ambition to become a circus clown. Running away from home. for three weeks he indulged himself until brought back by the paternal power. The production of 'The Clown" is of a most unusual order, and the Lasky Company has surrounded Mir. Moore with a cast of unusual excellence, in- cluding such prominent artists as Thomas Meighan, Florence Dagmar, Ernest Joy, Little Billy Jacobs, Jerold Ward and others.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
WILL
 BE CELEBRATED THIS
 MORNING AT ORPHEUM
Union Services to Be Held at 10:30 O'Clock-Armenian and Syrian Relief Offerings Will Be Taken at Service.

Out of a total Armenian population of 2,0OO,OOO in Turkey, Persia and Syria before the European war not less than S50.000 have been massacred or have died of wounds, disease or exhaustion. Out of a total Syrian population of 3,000000 in Syria, Pal estine and Persia before the European war, more than 100000 have perished. The cry Of the million who have per ished ceased not at their death but continues to ring in the ears of all who are able to help their survivors. and rings with a special plea to all America in her thankfulness for her peace and prosperity.
 The information from unquestion- able sources of conditions among these persecuted people is almost un- Delievable. Among the Armenian peo- pie scarcely a family remains com plete. As race they have been ruth iessly uprooted, driven from their homes, despoiled of their manhood and young womanhood, and left to wander IT OAA PAoNS NO PAoNNs OuNOdSNof oldl and dying. The people kill and eat the street dogs. They fight for the clotted blood of killed animals; they gnaw the bones which they find on the dung hills; they look for grains of oats in horse-dung, to eat them. They eat the flesh of fallen animals and men,"
 In Turkey one dollar will keep one person alive for month. Twenty-Five dollars will enable an Armenian family fort. Surely no American with any pity can overlook this Opportunity to give relief to this stricken people. In the little banks found in the business houses of the District, at the banks. and especially at the Union Thanks giving Day service in the Orpheum theatre today at 10:30 a. m. opportuni- ty is given to share our prosperity and abundance with the needy ones in a foreign land Those unable to attend either send their offerings to the sery- ice or place it in one of the banks mentioned above. MT. John Mason Ross and Father c. Mandin are the speakers at the Thanksgiving Day service. MT NJ. Newman will have charge of the offering. There will be special music and it is hoped that all who can will unite in this National service of Thanksgiving in the spirit suggested by the President in his pro- clamation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
TONS OF TURKEYS
 GRACE TABLES OF
 SAN FRANCISCANS
Mince Pie Prices Soar How ever, Due to Eggs Now Sell ing at 60 Cents a Dozen 100000 Turkeys Die.
(sy Review Leased Wire.) )

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.- The trend of high prices for virtually ev- cry commodity that goes to make up Thanksgiving dinner was felt today by market shoppers in every city of size on the Pacific Coast. The small CT communities were. moIs favored by reason of their proximity to the truck gardens and poultry farms and the cost of supplies was not quite so en- phasized as in the centers of popula- tion. Turkeys generally were to be had at prices ranging from twenty five to thirty-eight cents per pound, but at these figures, which were only slightly higher than those of last year there was no lack of purchasers.
 A careful appraisal of sentiment in San Francisco by the poultry retail CTS developed that there was little likelihood of boycott on turkeys and as a result 25O tons of dressed turkeys have been shipped to the focal mar kets in the last two days. Mince pies and confections have scared, hOwev- CT, this was explained by dealers as resulting from the price of eggs, which retail at sixty cents a dozen.
 Shipments of the birds from the Boise valley, it was said, will total well above 100000 this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
MATINEE PROGRAM AT
 COUNTRY CLUB TRACK
Motorcycle Clubs Today Stage Several Interesting
 Speed Events.

Matinee motorcycle races will be the sporting feature in the Warren District this afternoon when the Douglas and Bisbee Motorcycle Clubs will hold a big meet at the Country Club track. The program begins at 1:30.
 Four events are scheduled. The first is a five mile event in two heats The second event is two mile, final for the winners of the five mile heats. The other two events are an Austral- ian pursuit race and a pickup race. The proceeds of the meet will go to- ward defraying the expenses of the visit of Tucson's club in the Warren District Christmas time.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
OBREGON STARTS FOR
 QUERETARO CONGRESS

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 29.- General Oregon, minister of war, and Roque Estrada, minister of justice, will leave tomorrow for Queretaro to be present at the first formal session of the con stitutional congress which will be held December F. Luis Cabrera, min ister of finance and his sub-secretary, Rafael Nieto, reached Queretaro today and had an interview with General CarranZa.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
8O,00o POUNDS OF
 TURKEYS FOR u. S. ARMY.

FL PASO, Nov. 29-Poultry dealers here state that SO,OOO pounds of tur- keys have been sold to the army for the soldiers Thanksgiving dinner at the camps around Fl Paso, with the exception of 15,0O0 pounds which were sent to the punitive expedition in Mexico. The price of dressed tur- keys here ranges from 30 to 95 cents a pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
FOOTBALL INJURIES FATAL
 TO PITTSBURG STUDENT

PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 29.-Wm. A. Jones. aged 20, of Munhall, Pa, mem Der of a football team representing the dental department of the Univer- sity of Pittsburg, died late today from njuriess9eeeived in a game on Novem Der 3. Jones was kicked in the spine and paralysis resulted.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30
100 MILE PIPE LINE
 TO TAP OIL WELLS

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov. 29. - Construction of a new eight inch pipe line from the Healdton Oil fields in Oklahoma to Fort Worth will begin shortly it was announced here today by the Pierce Fordyce Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-30

Introducing a spring fashion, the first to make its appearance. It is walking suit, pleated in the front, and cut on military lines copied from the service uniforms of Uncle Sam's soldiers. IT. this model the skirt is lower than the 1916 styles. substanti- ating the contentious of the leading fashion experts that skirts had reached the high altitude limit and would steadily go down in length. .
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-04-27
We'll Worth the Day.
Continued from page 2.

Babylon means a conglomera'
ton of languages. or, Doctrines.
And the prophesy, it means a
mingled lot Of political beliefs.
And as we have said in a politi.
cal sense, there is no nation on
earth that has the political Doc.
trims and dogmas al these United
States has, and for this reason
God has called the President the
King Of Babylon in the prophecy
above named. For God farther
says.
He and his people with him
The terrible OF the nations. shall
be brought to destroy the land
land they shall. draw thier swords
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-04-27

they could not have been the
same as the Jews.
For it matters not what the
Jews done, that was wrong, they
was under judgement and had to
suffer. for all the wrongs comitt.
ed by them, III some way orr
other. The Gentiles, though
very wicked, had no bands in
their dead. Az it reads:
For there are no bands in their
death; but their strength is firm.
Psalms IA
Again it says they are not in
trouble like other men, Read:
They are not in trouble as other
men; neither are they plagued
like other men. Psalms 73-5
If these people had of been
like the Jews they would have
been troubled. The difference
between the Jews and the Gen
tiles was, the Jews had a living
soul. and lived after death, and
was under judgement. And the
Genoiles had not a living soul
and at death thev were no more.
Therefore, they we're not
} under judgement until Christ
} brought it to them by giving
! them salvation. And the great
reason why he brought Judge
ment WAS, so as to make every
! man responsible for what they
did, and to make of twain one
new man, Jew and GentiIes sc
making peace,
There was a mighty gulf, OF
} middle wall between these two
2 people. And Christ's Mission
i. here was to tare down this mid
die wall, Please read.
For he is our peace, WIT
3 hath made both one, and hath
t broken down the middle wal
! of partition between u.s. Eph
e PA.
u By giving to the Gen
e tiles Eternal life. and thereb!
e bringing them into judgment.
D Trusting the Reader will plain
n ly see the subject in its purity
}. If Christ had not of come an,
e done this, today it would be jus
l. as big a curse for these two pee
II pie to mingle as it was in th
s days of Neh. Please read.
e And l contenoed with them
~ and cursed them, and smot
. certain of them, and plucked o
10 their hair and made them swea
'e by God, saying, Ye shall nj
. give your daughters unto the
10 sons, nor take their daughter
- unto your sons. or for you
y selves" Neh. 1926.
d But this was done away
", Christ's death by bringir
~ judgment to the Centiles: In
. general resurrection. as tt
&c general judgment will bs oefo
W the Son of man, with all ration
W before him If Mr answer
10 not satisfactory, ask again,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-04-27

why DO we need a general Judge.
ment? We answer, just as much
need for general judgement. as
there was need of a first geher.
al resurrection. Then a whole
dead u9tion had to 0e raised
at one time, and judged accord
ing to the life which they rad
lived. And in the restitution lin
the place Of the resurrcction) all
nations OF the Gentiles who are
living on earth, will be brought
before the Son of man and he
shall separate them, Please read.
When the Son of man shall
come in his glory, and the holy
angels with him, then shall he
sit upon the throne of his glory:
And before him shall be gath.
cred all nations; and be shall sep.
arate them one from another,
as a shepherd divideth his sheep
from the goats:
And he shall set the sheep on
his right hand, but the goats on
his 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 of the world.
Then shall he say also unto
them on the left hand, Depart
from me ye cursed into everlast'
ing fire, prepared for the devil
and his angles:
| And these shall 90 away into
everlasting punishment; out the
righteous into life eternal
St. Mat -25-31-34t41*46)
As much then as the whole
Gentle world, who lived before
this time, had to come forth al
Christ's resurrection. So vii
all nations have to come before
the Son of man to be judged: ant
it is for this reason that there
has to be a judgement called thu
general judgement. For all who
live at the time of the restitution
must he judged at the same time
If it was not for this fact there
would be no necessity of gen
, eral judgement in the time o
the restitution. We repeat it il
because all nations must b.
judged at once. Which makes
3 general judgment all over th'
= world. For as we have said tn
bringing of judgement to tn
= Gentiles was a portion Q
Christ's mission on earth. a
the following will show; TO
they we're without law. the
) were only alaw unto themselve.
/ And where there was no Law
u there was no transgression, an
u where there was no transgre:
sion there is no sin. Hence, til
70 law of righteousness had to
u brought to them inorder
q bring them into judgement; til
" was a portion of Christ's Missie
- AS God says thru Isaiah col
corning this work, in this lal
70 guage.
IT. Behold my servant. whom
ID uphold; mine elect in whom n
= soul delighte:h, | have put n
spirit upon him: he shall bril-
N forth Judgment to the Gentiles
,e lisa. 42-1. .
oil This statement He again '
le peats THU Christ and Chri
r. thru Matthew, in this Iapguae
&c Behold my servant whom
be have chosen my beloved
~ ,uhox~, soul - wall 1loo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-04-27

which cord hung out 01 tne
harlet's window, and just like
ICosing the silver cord (the law
and the gratifying of the wild o.
i've tree into the good olive tree,
as it reads.
For if thou vert cut out OF
tue olive tree which is wild by
nature and vert grated contrary
to nature into a good olive tree
how much more shall these
which be the natural branches
be grated into their own olive
tree?
For | would not brethren that
ye should oe ignorant of this
mystery lest We should be wise
in your own conceits; that blind
ness in part is happened to
Israel, until the fulnesS OF the
Gentiles be come in.
And 50 all Israel shall oe saved:
as it is. written, There sh all
come out of Sion the Deliverer.
and shall turn away ungodliness
from Jacob:
For this is my covenant unto
them, when : shall take away
their sins.
AS concerning the gosple. they
are enemies for your sakes: but
as touching the election, they
are beloved for the fathers
sakes. Rom 1l-24 -28)
We have made this explana.
ton, 50 that we may clearly IN
derstand the answer tic the a ues'
ton: Why will come a general
judgement if At death of the
body, each soul goes to its tina.
destiny:
Wemust say first that now every
man has a living soul, which
lives after the death of the body
A. one time the Gentiles did moi
have this, as we have set forth q
bOve. But now they have. aat
as we have said, that this Saliva
ton was giveE them when Chris
died and rose again. And at bis
resurrection is the first time that
Judgement was brought unto
them. And to prove this fac
we shall ask you to read.
Marvel not at this: for thu
hour is coming, in the which al
, that are in the graves shall heal
his voice,
And shall come forth, the,
that have done good. unto th
resurrection of life; and the,
that have done evil unto the re
surrection of damnation."
St. John. 5-2S-29.
This occurred at Christ's re
,surrection. A Matthew say
please read.
Jesus, when he had erie
i again with loud voice, yielde
up the ghost.
p And, behold, the veil of til
o temple was rent in twa in frol
: top to the bottom; and the cart
q did quake, and the rocks rem
And the graves we're opene'
e and many bodies of the sain
n which slept arose.
RI And came out of the grave
d after his resurrection. and wei
b into the holy city. and sppeare
unto manv." Mat. 27-5O-51
e 52-50
N Here is where a whole matte
I'd was born in one day, Here is Il
of first thought on the destiny
I'd the soul after the death OF Il
body. This was the first resu
ye rection, and here is where Il
re prison doors was opened and t
-u;soonr, lnff out A,S fuo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-04-27
Answer to Question II.
-'-' 49,
QUESTION NO. II.

Dear Bro, GARRETT see
from reading your last weeks
Issue: April the Goth, that you
believe and understand that
when this body dies then his
soul or spirit is judged, and
goes to its anal destiny. If this
be so, Why will come a General
Judgment at the Restitution of
ali things? So explain thru the
good'OId CRESSET. l beg to
remain Your Friend and Bro.
Geo. Inman. Thayer Mo,
TEXT
Then shall the dust return to
The earth as it was and the spirit
shall return unto cod who gave
it. ) Eccle. 12-7.)
Here we have a plain decla-
ration of what becomes of man
at death. For God has farther
said, that man goes to his long
home and the mourners 20 about
the streets (See Ecles. 12,5)
This language was used for
the lsraelits and to the Israelits
before the coming Of Christ.
The Gentiles was not included in
this part until after Christ died.
For this was spoken for the
.sraelites before this scripture,
was fulfilled. as it reads. -.
Or ever the silver cord be
'loosed or the golden bowl be
broken o. the pitcher be broken
at the fountain or the wheel
broken at the Cistern.' tFccie. Il
ii. .r.
The silver" cord was loosed
when Christ died, and gave
eternal life. unto the Gentiles
That is Salvation, which is a
living soul. These three are
one or the same. this is the In
mortal part of man which never
die. And when Christ loosed
the silver cord, this Salvation
Vas given to the Gentiles, please
read.
Il say then Hav', they stun
bled that they should fall? God
forbid but rather through their
fall salvation is come unto the
Gentiles for to provoke them tt
jealousy Rom. It'll
We have proof mere beyond any
doubt that there was two peopl,
before the coming of Christ and
that they we're made one il
Christ's death, as you may read
For we are his workmanship
created in Christ Jesus unit
good works which God hath be
fore ordained that we shout
walk in them.
Wherefore remember that y
being in time past Gentiles i
the flesh who are called Unci,
cumcision by that which is Gale
the Circumcision in the tes
made by hands;
That at that time We wei
without Christ being aliens fro
the commonwealth of Israel ar
strangers from the covenants
promise having no hope ar
without COD in the world:
But now,tn Christ Jesus
who sometimes we're far off a!
made nigh by the blood
Christ.
For he is our peace who la
made both one and hath brok
down the middle wal. Of partiti
between u.s." (Ephe. 2-l0-1.
A.
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against 1gypt, and al the land
with the slain. Ezek. 3O-l1.
America at the presant time is
the terrible of the nations and
America will come against Ger
many the leading nation Of Cath
olicism. And America snail draw
her swoard against Germany
Egypt and fill the land with the
slain. And this in the real wind.
up means the intire power Of the
Pope of the Catholic Church.
While the prophesy begins
with Germany it reaches to ev-
cry cline where Poperyism is
established for Eek. said fur
ther.
And I will make the rivers
dry, and sell the land into the
hand of the wicked: and I will
make the land waste, and all that
is therein. by the hand Of stcan.
gers: l the Lord have spoken it.
Thus saith the Lord God; I will
also destroy the idols. and I will
cause thier images to cease out
of Noph; and there be no more
prince of the land OF Egypt: and
| I will put fear in the land Of
Egypt.
And | will make Pathros desc.
late, and / will set fire IN Zoan.
1 and will execute judgments in
No.
| And I will pour my fury upon
Sin, the strength of Egypt. and
| will cut off the multitude of No.
I Eek. SO-12-l5.
! You will notice Dear Readers,
that her rivers must,be dried up,
her land sold. her idols destroy.
led, and that there ia to he no
more a prince in her, (her prince
the Pope.) You will also notice
that other countries are spoken
iot, and by reading the entire
chapter, you will'plainly see that
the whole Catholic Church is in
cluded. For the Pope is the
prince spoken of. And we know
that the Catholic church has
more idols than any other wor.
Slippers, that can be found on
earth.
J. Now Dear Readers, if we are
, not right, then we must look for
this time later, that is. that we
are not i'm the last great war.
= which is to come. And that We
r must look for a Morse one in the
r future. For the time which We
4 have written about IL TO be i
r time of trouble. such as never
= was before nor never will be
;. again. And we must say that
so FAR. these wars now on hand,
n is the worse that ever has oeen.
q For this reason we claim that
a this is our last war. And if we
e are right, then there will be
e scriptures fulfilled in connection
~ with this sumo time. 40 that
is we may know, please read.
THE word of the Lord came
unto me again saying,
Also thou son of man appoint
thee two ways. that the sworo
of the king of Babylon may come
t>nkh tx,,o;p chnlI oo-n e>.&L ...,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-01-13
"Jennie Catfish" Dead.

Jennie Catfish is dead. In the
northeastern part of the city Jennie
Catfish was as celebrated as the muf-
fin man of English fame or the old
chimney sweep of Charles Lambs
time, states the Philadelphia North
American.
Her call, Amy catfish? Any catfish?"
has rung through the streets OF the
city for nearly half a century. Resi-
dents of the northeast say they cannot
remember when she did not cry her
wares night and day. Many remember
it mingled with their childish dreams,
the shrill, piercing, long-drawn-ont
wall bringing picture OF little Wom-
an. who always had seemed old, walk
ing swiftly along back streets and al
leys with a tray balanced on her head.
To the children she was Jennie
Catfish" which was their translation
of her cry. To her neighbors she was
Mrs. Amelia Wilson, eighty years old.
She had been ill for some time ana
had been taken care of by nelghDor'
who the other day entered her home
with a postal from niece. She found
the old woman dead as the result OF
pneumonia.