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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-09
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-09
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
FIFTY-ONE YEARS


that we have but rather the handling shrewd
To those found Christmas hardship
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20


Service Spegel Selling
OF
yourself o n cash s a youne
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-02

Whom the heavens must re-
ceive until the times Of resti5u.
ton of all things which God hath
spoken by the mouth of ali bis
holy prophets since the world
began.
For Moses truly said unto the
fathers A prophet shall the LORD
your God raise no unto Won OF
Your breSbren Ike unto me, bin
shall 20 hear in I'll Kings what.
soever he shat say unto --~~
And it shaN come to pass mat
every SNul which will not h9Sy
that prophet shall be estroyel !!
from among the people.
Yea. ard al the prophets from
Samuel and these tna. follow
after as Macy As have sroken
have likewise forntold of those
days (Acts. 3-1o-oD
Christ will not come urtil this
restitution takes place. and here
ia the man spoken VI Zerubbabel
with the seven which is the eyes
Of the Lord.
And | beheld and 10. IL the
midst eff the threne and of the
four beasts aud in the midst of
the elders stood a Lamb az it
bad been slain having seven
horns and seven eyes which are
the seven Spirits of cod sent
forth into all the earth" IRev.
5-6l
Let those spirits be in men or
woman. rThey must cone.-And
when they come you will then
see the plnmmet THE WORD OF
GOD in the hands of Zarubbabel
with those seven, SO trusting
to the great God of the universe
to give the light on this subject
which is most desired by the
writer, and cause men and
women to work for o restitution
of tho church. as they do in the
political fed. By putting on the
whole armor of cod, in the place
OF the armor of the wicked
which kills men, breaks the
heart OF women and starves
children to death, is the prayer
of your Improbable servant.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-02

Here we have the number
seven belonging TO a church.
which has left its first love.
Showing that it has brought
reproach upon it, Here is
where, she that had borne seven
Ianguisheth, The seven men
full of the Holy Ghost is not
there airy more. And they must
he restored. For they must see
the plummet in the bands of
Zerubba5el, please read
For who hath despised the
day of small things? For they
shall rejoice, and shall see the
plummet in the hand IF Zerrb-
babel with those seven, they are
the eyes of the Lord which run
too and fro through the whole
earth" Zech. 40,
Here is the man spoken OF
that seven women yhall take
hold Of. For He says.
THE hands of Zeruhbabel
have laid the foundation of this
house, his hands shall finish it,;
and thou shalt know that the
Lord of hosts hast sent me unto
you" Zech: g,
Those seven who are to take
hold of this man. is the seven
golden candlesticks. which will
be seven characters full Of the
Holy Ghost and they are to- be
the eyes Of the Lord running to
and fro thru the whole earth
helping Zerababble to bring a
bout restitution of the church,
The church has left its first
love and must be restored.
Those seven characters must be
restored, For it is written than
, Christ will not come until there
lis restitution of all things
spoken Of by the holy prophets.
Please read.
Repent We therefore and be
converted that your sins may be
blotted out when the times of re.
freshing shall come from the
presence of the Lord:
And he shall send Jesus Christ
which before was preached unto
you.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-02

true successor of St. Peter.
which would place him TN the
chair of Zion, Il his claim was
true. And when the Catholic
church was first established by
Sam Hilterbrand. it was estab.
lished. with seven cardinals and
ten arch bishops, making the
number of the character spoken
of in Revelation 10 chapter,
This brings US up tn the fact
10 our Text, where it is said.
seven women should take hold Of
one man, and want to he called
by his name TO tax. away their
reproach. The number seven
comes in question. And in con
nection with this number comes,
the seven golden candlesticks
and the seven churches of Asia,
with many other M m Der ssvens
we could name, and some more
Of them we shall name later on
in our Subject. But for the
present, we shall take up the
seven churches. spoken Of In
Revelation. The first Is in Ephe
sua. spoken of in this manner.
Unto the angel Of the church
OF Epbesus write: These things
saith he that holdeth the seven
stars in his right hand, who
walketh in the midst Of the
seven golden candlesticks.
know thy works, and thy
labor. and thy patience, and how
thou canst not bear them that
which are evil; and thou hast
tried them which say they are
apostles and are not, and hast
found them liars.
And hast borne, and hast
patience, and for my name S
sake hast labored, and hast not
tainted.
Nevertheless I have somewhat
against thee. because thou hast
left thy first love.
Remember therefore from
whence thou art fallen, anc
repent and do the first works,
or else I will come unto you
quickly, and will remove thy
candlestick out of his place. ex'
cept thou repent" Rev, 2-1-6
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-02
ANSWER TO QUES-
ton NO. 20.
Continued from page 2.


o. in the II chapter, VIII o killed
Gods two witnesses He is here
represented OF over coming the
saints, and he is represented
as having seven heads. And
power was given him over all
kindred tongues ard nations.
Aud all who are on the earth
shall Worship him. whose names
are not written in the lambs
hook of life. This beast becomes
a god here on earth. Who must
be The man of sin who oppos'
eth and exalteth himself above
all that is called God, 40 that he
sitteth in the temple of God
shewing himself that he ia God.
Yet Paul said that be was the
man of sin. How can we impress
the fart upon your minds that
there Ia a man who Is to set
himself No as God-Aud all the
world Is to wonder after him.
And he claims to sit in the tenn
ple OF God. This DO rot forget ia
to come tn pass after the cruciti'
zion of Christ. God thru bis
chosen men calls him a beast
VINO made war with them. and
over come them. And who
changed times and laws, Please
read.
THUS be said. The fourth beast
shall be the fourth kingdom up
on earth, which shall be diverse
from all kingdoms. and shall de-
vour the whole earth and shall
tread 1t down, and break 1t in
pieces.
And the ten horns out of this
kingdom are ten kings that shall
arise; and another shall rise after
them: and he shall be diverse
from The first; and he shall sub
due three kings.
And be shall speak great words
against the Mos. High, and shall
wear out the santa of the Most
High, and think to change times
and laws; and they shall be given
into his hand until a time and
times and the dividing of time
dan. 7--23-24-25.>
In this character ia the ter
horns spoken of in Rev. 10 oh.
and we see the same power
manifested and which la spoken
in Rev. in making the whole
world to wonder after this beas,
And He ~ to change times anG
laws. And he does this BY cast
ing the truth to the ground-As
1t reads:
And out Of one of them came
forth a little horn, which waxec
exceeding great, toward thu
south, and toward the east, ant
toward the pleasant land.
And it waxed great, even Il
the host Of heaven; and it cas-
down some of the host and of tn
stars to the ground, and stamp
ed upon them.
Yea, be nagnifed himself evel
to the prince o: the host, and b!
him the daily sacrifice was takel
away. and the place of his sanct
uary was cast down.
And a host was given him a
gainst the daily sacrifice b.
reason of transgression, and
cast down the truth to tn
ground; and it practised, ant
prospered." dan. 80 to 12.)
Again we see with the castin,
down the truth to the ground h
cast down saints and stars O
heaven. And magnified hlmsel
even TO the prince of the hos
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-02


, out who this man is we must re.
rurn to the fourth beast spoken
of in Daniel. in this language:
He shall also set his face to
enter with the strength of his
whole kingdom. and upright
ones with him: thus shall he do:
and he shall give him the
daughter of women corrupt'ng
her; but she shall not stand on
his side, neither be for him.
| After this shall he turn his
face unto the isles. and shall
take many; but a prince for mis-
OWL behalf shalt 'cause the re.
preach offered by h'm to cease;
without his own reproach be
shall cause 1t to turn upon him.
Then he shall turn his face
toward the fort OF his own land
but be shall stumble and fall
and rot be found" dan. I'LL
10y
Nav this circumstance, hap
pened right at the birth, and
death OF Christ for Christ was
the prince that was to cause the
reproach offered by him in TAX
Ing the daughter of woman cor.
rupting her, to cease. For we
onlv have to 90 on with the word
of God to prove this fact. And
In order TO do this we shall ask
you to read:
Then shall stand up in his es
tate a raiser of taxes in the glory
of the kingdom, but within fe"
days he shall be destroyed,
neither in anger, nor in battle. :"
Dan. 11-20.)
Now this raiser of taxes was
the man spoken OF In this man
nor:
And It came to pass In those
days that there went out a de-
cree from Cesar Augustus that
all the world should be taxed.
And this taxing was first made
when Cyrenius was governor of
Syria,)
And all went to he taxed every
one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from
Galilee, out of the city Of Nazar.
eth into Judea unto thu city of
David which is called Bethlehem
because he was of the house and
lineage Of David.)
To be taxed with Mary his
esposed wife being great With
child.
| And 40 1t was that while they
were there the days were accom-
plished that she should be de.
livered.
| And she brought forth hel
first born son. and wrapped
him in swaddling clothes anc
laid him in manger because
} there was no room for them ii
the inn." Isl. Luke 2-1-7)
Here Is the prince spoken o
in Daniel and also the tax-raiser
And now Bro. and Readers WI
have the tax-raiser in Caesar
Augustus at Rome, The mex
} thing for US to do Is to find ou'
who it was that took the place
of the tax-raiser. For the frs,
We shall ask you TO read.
And in his estate shall stanc
up q vile person, to whom they
shall not give the honor Of the
kingdom, out he shall come ii
peaceably and obtain the king
dom by batteries,
And with the arms OF q dooc
shall they be overfown from
1 before him, and shall be broken
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
NO SUPPORT FOR DEFENDANTS

Dublin, Ireland, April 4-The O'Connor Don the Lord Lieutenant of County RoscOmmon, and one of the most active supporters of recruiting in Ireland has written to the Dublin press complaining that the promise of support to their dependents made to young Irishmen on enllsting has been very inadequately kept. Delays of months have, he says, taken place in the payments and in many instances the amounts allocated have been to- tally inadequate. Wounded and dis charged soldiers have been returning to their homes in Connaught, and are aften sent back totally unfit for work and without any pay or pension being granted to them The O'Connor Don gives several specific cases with full particulars in proof of his statements and adds that with, such instances we can scarcely wonder at a falling off in the recruiting returns"
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04

of the Berlin Construction company, is sojourning in the south.
 pr. R. A. Wooding of kcnsington, is slowly improving from the recent in jury to his eye and is now able to be out
 The condition of Mrs. Thomas En- sign of Warrington Ridge was re- ported as improving this morning. pr. Gillin is attending her.
 Clarence Rock has resigned his po- sition at the Berlin Construction com pany
 Preliminary work is being done at the various brickyards about town and it is expected that making will be com menced next week. Several laborers have been noted returning to town for the season lately.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
MAY RETURN TO ARMOR.

Paris, April 4,-Surgeons consider the success of the new helmet of the French army so effective that the pos sibility of q return to the old days when the chest and abdomen were also protected by armor is being scri- ously discussed. Doctor Roucsy has just stated before the medica aca- demy that the number of men sent to the hospitals with slight scalp wounds doubled between the month of August when the helmet was first put into use and the month of Janu- ary when the army was still only partially equipped with it. This cnor- nous increase is supposed to indicate that tho percentage of dead from bullets and shell fragments in the head has diminished in q correspond ing proportion.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
FAMOUS VIOLINIST
 BUYS BIG ESTATE
Jan Kubelik Purchases Forest Which May Be Good Financial
 Investment.

Zurich, Switzerland, April 4.--Jan kubelik, the violinist, has just bought an immense estate in Hungary. The purchase price Is 100000 crowns (s240, 0,O00). The property is situated at Zigmond- -Haza, in the Slowakei. Be- sides a magnificent feudal castle, the property includes vase areas of land, chiefly forests. It has been the an- cestral home of a branch of the great Hohelohe family one of whom Prince Chlodewig Hohenlohe, has now sold it to Kubclik. The castle is ia nous for the number of windows; 365, one for each day of the year.
 It is probab that as an investment merely, Kubclil1 has made good pur chase, for forests in Austria Hungary have gone up enormously in value since the outbreak of the war, so many millions of trees having been destroyed, not only through actual ar tillery fire as In the principal war zones in Galicia, but also in clearing the ground for military reasons, as was done round Cracow and Trieste.
 Recently Kubclik has had an cs- tate at Bejchor near Kolin in Bohemia but this he has now sold.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
Fumes of Gasoline Catch Fire
 From Nearby Lantern
DEATH CLAIMS MRS. FRISBIE
Has Lyen Life of Recluse for a Number of YcarS-SeycraI Social Activities Planned After Lcnten ,~, Spason-Literary Society Meets.

Residents of Kensington were startled last night about o'clock, when a huge flame was seen in the neighborhood of the depot. Anton : Franzen, who is in charge of the lunch cart near the Middletown ~acks, was transferring gasoline from large vessel to a smaller one, when the fumes waited to the lam tern which was nearby and the liquid caught fire. A small explosion followed and the flames set fire to a new ice box in the rear of the cart F'ranzen remained cool and grabbing q large blanket which was nearby, succeeded in quenching the flames 9k~efore they were caught by the breeze. But for his presence of mind 7 sit is probable the cart would have Leen restroycd. The damage was sNery small.
 J Post-Lcntcn Plans.
 Many social events are being planned in the district at the close of Asle Lenten season. Arrangements are being made for a series of whists for village improvements. One night Fl whist will be held for the benefit of the Peck Memorial library and others will be held for various other things. The members of St Paurs sunday school will hold an entertain ment similar to that held every year ct this time. A program of musical selections, dancing and readings will I,e given by the pupils St. PcuPs Dramatic club is rchearsing for an other presentation of the play "Shal;n hToon,' which was successfully given cn St. PGtriC1's night. Many other cvcEts arc being spoken of and it is probable that social life will hold forth aIter the season Of abstinence and prayer
 To Have New Walk
 At last it has been decided to do u@ay with the muddy conditions on various parts of Main street, Ken -1s.nSton, and tomorrow work will be started on a new cindcr walk from the depot to the American Paper Goods plant. Every spring it. has
 zen the same old story in these
 saces. It Is planned to p@V for the
 ksoyement by popular &lrs eIiption eEId a committee consistiTs of T.. S. { Teynals, C. r. Lewis and George w.. | sullivan has been appointed to ra'sc the desired amount. Receive Stone Bids.
 NJ First Selectman William H. Gibney has received bids from four concerns kg hls vicinity, which are desirous of IN NFnsh1ng crushed stone for the re- r1T of the road in Blue Hills. was Ureefcsi aone at ths recent town n4cesillg. The bids will De opened at
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
AN AID TO SORE FEET

For sore, tired, aching feet, reduce the inflammation that causes itching. burning and swelling by applying Minards liniment as directed. Any druggist will supply you with bottle of this wonderful, delightfully."- creamy liniment. It soothes and cools, does not stain and is absolutely effective because of it's healing, antiseptic prop critics. It gives relief quickly. It frees you from foot misery.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
nIryVER THAN WAR sTo(
woman Invests S20O in Hd
 Common and Rcaps S75,0tf


 New Brunswick. N. J.. April Il once the pointed morals which the tales on the shelves of Sd school libraries have been II Honesty is at times the best and Miss Ethel Adele Wood canI it. People called her overscrul when she returned to the board ucation $200 which she felt she earn. Now they're carrying her| since she realized s75.000 hy ha vcstmcnt. a,
 The board of education w W Miss Woods expenses in q \N school for teachers of defecti " dren. She left to take anothel ton. and returned to the boa price of her instruction. Such uf honesty was featured in the Brunswick papers. one of thel one knows how, reached the f coast Yesterday q letter iron Angeles informed the upright gir sac was heir to $75,000 throug death of her cousin, William f,.n.-ut. rTsI,,,. x.fou uirfITQ YpV.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
FIXING MANUEL MAKES APPEAL

London, April 4.--In view of the situation in Portugal cN-King Man uel who is now living in a suburb of London has issued d proclamation asking all his followers in Portugal as well as royaIists abroad, to support "whatever form of government may be eSta blished in Portugal"
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
INANOFT HAS RESIGNED.
Quits Command of Russian Army in
 VOlhynia.

Petrograd, April 1, via London, 2:15 D. m.--General N. Ivanoff has retired from the command of the Rus sian armies in Volhynia and C1alicia, and Emperor Nicholas has addressed a complimentary reScript to him.
 Gen. Ivanoff's successor has not been announced.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
MRS. PAGE COMING HERE

Rome, April 3, 6:30 p. m., via Paris April 4, 1255 a. m.--ThomaS Nelson Page, American ambassador to Italy, will leave here tomorrow for London accompanying Mrs. Page, who Is to sail for America on account of the sc rious illness of her brother, Mir. La thrOp.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
MERCHANDISE STORED UP.

Copenhagen, April 4.---Hcnrik Berg sen. the widely known Norwegian merchant, who has spent twenty years in Germany. declares that in that country there is now stored $l, 00,0O0,000 worth of cheap merchant disc, mostly produced by women, ready to be sold to the world, imme- diately peace is declared.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
LECTURE CHINE'
 AT VILLAGE H
Method Proves Effective i
 ing Interest of CeIeSt

One of the most effective getting q few fundamental facts into the minds of a crowd Is by means of lectus speeches at the big village faN the large open air theaters in tE and towns. The village churchH the chances and invite Chinesa ians who have what they callE power to come and speak on Castons 1t takes lung power as cloquenCe to make oneselfS over the noise Of d big fair groH 90 sometimes the evangelists lures or charts or dramatic pD ton Of some parts of their me
 Speak at Temple Fairss
 The American boards work TungChOW. q lafgc city not IA Picking, have taken special ad5 of the regular temple fairs toE quainted with the crowds and1 three of the American ladies been specially successful in hold of the Chinese Womel course of four lectures was \ audiences of from 300 to 500, included many of the high claI cn of TungChow. The first given by Miss Bertha Reed. a graduate, was on the preventioi bcrcuiosiS. and was illustrate striking charts and pictures. mention q toothbrush and i suggestions on house hygiene. Mrs. Stcllc. of Picking. assisted graduate of the Normal depart inc North China Union Woma lcgc in Pcking. gave lecture
 dcrgarten principles. using
 games, sings. etc.. to show h' child's senses are developed q mind opened.
 Much Dumb Play.
 At another lecture. three Al and two Chinese ladies gave play, by means of, spirited al and with pots, kettles, batn-t bottles. and especially with a doll, the audience was , n title new baby should >as bathcd and artificially <<
 materials and utensils n, %W clusivcly Chinese. The spec N cnrapturcd and could hardly \ in their seats. They talked nothing but the lectures and Il onstration for days afterWard; the country pastors has suggest inc latter be given in round 0 try stations with the confident tation that an immediate deer infant mortality would result!
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
Expect Good Attendance.

The Woman's club is hopeful of a large attendance at the IlintOn-Ncrdj concert to be given in the Town hall this evening, as the last of the series of entertain mcnts given for the hene- fit of the public library.
 Both Miss Hinton and Mr. Verdi are accomplished musicians and they give a program. that is said to be de- ightful1y entertaining.
 The introduction of dancing after the cntertainmcn cnt is expected 10 prove an enjoyable feature and if should at tract a number who might otherwise remain away. The ladies have ar ranged to sell homemade candy dur ing the evening.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-04
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