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QUESTION NO. 16
WICKED ONES.
TEXT.

The wicked are estranged
from the womb; they e. astray
as soon as they be born, speak.
ing lies,
Their poison is like the poison
OF a serpent; they are like the
deaf adder that stoppeth her ear
APsalms. 5S-3 ~
Dear reader please ask your
preac her who God had refere n
&c to? is it the little child9
or who can it have reference TOP
Preachers please answer thru
the CRESSET, or say by your
silence that you do not know.
y Ed.
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Preachers and all, if the Ed. is
not right with his two man
theory? Please explain the foilw
ing scripture:
The wicked are estranged
from the womb; they so astray
as soon as they De born, speak
ing lies, FPS. $50
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Please tell US why the Church
today has not the seven men
spoken of in Acts 6-3 to admin
lister on the same purpose-if
he is App stoiic9
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QUESTION NO z.

What is the Accumulation Of
Desolation spoken of by Daniel
the Prophet, Spoken of in the
gospels standing in the Holy
place,
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SAMUEL MERRITT.

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spared no marks of attention to
the monk of Wittenberg, At one
time he manifested his joy, at
another he shed tears.
This show of sensibility moved
the reformer but li:tle still he
avoided showing what he thought
OF it. pretended not to under
stand the meaning of these Gro.
codile's tears said he,' .(Refor.
nation of the sixteenth century
by j. H. Merle D'aubigue D. D,
translated BY H. White Page 1917
Now in the above We have the
agreement made that fits The
prophesy of the League made
that Daniel spoke of. For Daniel
says again please read.
And both these kings hearts
shall be to do mischief and they
shall speak lies at one table but
it shall not prosper; for yet the
end shall be at the time appoint.
ed dan, II 20
In this prophesy VIC have the
two Kings eating at the same
table and speaking lies, and
every thing is very agreeable
with them both. This is after the
agreement had been made so if
we can find any thing to fulfill
this in the agreement with the
pope and Martin Luther. then
we will have the Second
Beast as we'll as the first. So
again in connection WITH this we
quote Luther's own language
from the Reformation of the six.
teenth century: volumn second
18th, page thus. "Mjltitz gave
Luther an invitation to supper
which the latter accepted, his
host laid aside all the sever
lty connected with his mission
and Luther INDUCED in all the
cheerfulness Of his disposition:
Ths repast was joyous and
when the moment of departure
was come. the legate opened his
arms to the hereticle doctor and
kissed him. A Judas kiss,
thought Luther, I pretended not
to understand these lillian arti-
hcers, wrote he to Staupitz."
And upon these grounds we
Can seethose prophesies of Dan.
was fulfilled in this very act, and
also in Lu.her's pretention of
hghtlng the pope, after he made
an agreement with him tu he sill.
ent. Ia s vas after he had preach:
ed four years to the christians:
In this manner we can see iust
l.
how they spoke lies at the same
table, And this agrees with what
John said; and his word is full.
filled in this man Martin Luther
for he uses all the power of the
first beast, to make all the world
to wondar after the first beast.
But yet the readers may not be
altogether satisfied in regard to
Luther's pretentioE,
Hence we shall quote you one
more OF Luther's letters that he
written to the pope after he had
been with the christians three
years preaching for them, which
will prove that he was not a
but was speaking lies
10 hypocrisy, and speaking asa
dragon, just as the second beast
aId' which will prove plainly that
Martin Lut.er never LETT the Cat
hol'c church ia truth. Now read
mem carefully for they are now
oafore you in bis own language
Blessed Father May your
holiness condescend to incline
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why Do Not Everybody See Alike?

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one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from
Galilee, out of the city of Naza
reth, into Judea unto the city
of David. which is called Bethle
hem: because he was of the
house and lineage Of David;]
To be taxed with Mary bis
espoused wife. being great With
child.
And so it was, that, while they
were there, the days were
accomplished that she should I've
delivered.
And she brought forth 'her
first born son, and wrapped him
in swaddling clothes, and lid
him in a manger; because there
was no room for them in the inn.
Luke 2-l =.
Here we have the Tax raiser
in Ceasor Augustus. Right at
the time of Christ's birth,
And now, the next is to find
out who taken the place of the
Taxraiser. For following after the
tax raiser must come the little
horn, that should make war with
the saints and overcome them.
And in order to find out this
fact, we shall ask you to read.
And in his estate shall stand
up a vile person, to whom they
shall not give the honour of the
klngdom; bat he shall come in
peaceably, and obtain the king
dom by batteries. Dan. Ii 81
This gives the reader to know Just
who the taxraiser was. And know
ing this fact we must kno " who
1t is and was that took the place
OF the Tax raiser. Which place
today is filled by the Pope of
Rome. Now God in his word
called the man, that should take
the place of the Tax raiser a vile
person. Another point we shall
notice in connection with this
vile persons is, that there was a
league or an agreement made
between this vile person and
some one else, Please read.
And after the league made
With him be. shall work deceit.
|ully; for he shall come up
md shall become strong with
\ small people. [Dan. II 231
Here is the league; and the
very next thing that we must
40 is TO try and find out where
such agreement has been made
and the deception used in con.
nectlon, with the league. And to
40 this we shall ask you to read
! little History so that you as a
reader may learn for yourself
The truth. Please read.
i offer resumed Luther to be
silent for the future on this
matter, and to let it die away of
tself; providing my opponents
ire silent on their part; / even
consent to publish a writing
desiring all those who read nv
works not to see in them anv
attacks upon the Roman Church
md to continue under its
authority"
Here Luther says plainly thai.
t is bis desire to continue under
he pope and does not want any
'ne to see in his work any astact
IN the Roman Catholic church.
Ind, then in the following langu
lge it said.
Whenthe agreement had been
hus affected Miltitz appeared
'verjoyed. - -.
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after, inorder to find the true
meaning of our answer, tn the
question, And for this reason
we shall follow the fourth beast
little farther please read;
Thus he said, The fourth
beast shall be the fourth king.
com upon earth, which shall be
diverse from all kingdoms, and
Shall devour the whole ear.h.
aid shall tread it down, and
break it in pieces.
And the ten horns out of this
kingdom are ten kings that shall
arise: and another shall arise
after them; and he shall be di
verse from the first, and he shah
subdue three kings Dan. 7-23
"a
Here we have the fourth beast.
the fourth kingdom on earth and
the ten horns of this kingdom,
are ten kings, and the little horn
another one that shall arise after
the ten and shall subdue three
of those kings ot the ter. And
God says that this king shall
make war with the Saints and
wear them out. Please read,
And he shall speak great
words against the most High,
and shall wear out the saints of
the most High. and think to
change times and laws; and they
shall be given into his hand
until tim, and times and :,e
dividing of time, dan. FPS,
This little horn, is a king that
comes up after the ten horns, or
ten kings, who shall speak great
words, against the Most High
and wear out the saints, of the
Most High. Now right here we
want to teach you that the first
beast did this. please read,
And there was given unto
him a mouth speaking great
things and blasphemies: and
power was given unto him to
continue forty and two months.
And he opened his mouth in
bla5Dllpmy against God, to|
blaspheme his name, and his
tabernacle. and them that dwell
in heaven.
And it was given unto him
to make war with the saints,
and TO over come them: and
power was given him over all
kindreds, and tongues, and
nations. (Rev. 10 % -6-7\
This first beast spoken of by
John is the same little horn that
Daniel spoke of as above stated,
who spake great words against
the Most High, and made war
With the saints, and wore them
out. And changed times and
laws, And COW in order to
prove just who this was, and is, /
we shall go little back and
ask you to read again. |
Then he shall turn his face
toward the fort of his own land !
but he shall stumble aud fall;
and not be found.
Then shall stand up in his es-''
tate raiser of taxes in the
glory of the kingdom. but With
in few days be shall be destroy.
ed, neither in anger, nor in bat.
tie. (Dau. II 10 20
Now Dear Reader this Tax raj,
ser belonged to the last fourth
beas: or kingdom. And in order
to know who the Tax raiser was
aud is, we shall ask you to read.
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the very first place, to beg ia
with there is over a thousand
different denominations, all oil
them claiming to be right
Yet Paul said.
| Now beseech you, brethren
oy the name of our Lord Jesus
Christ, that We al; speak the
same thing, and that there be
no divisions among you; but
that We be perfectly joined
together in the me mind and
in the same Judgement"
l Cor. Ito.
Those differences has all com e
since the uprise of the second
beast, spoken of by John the
Revelator in this language.
" And I beheld another beas t
coming up out of the earth; and
he had two horns like lamb .
and he spake as a dragon.
And he exercisetb all the
power of the first beast before
him. and causeth The earth and
them which dwell therein to
worship the first beast. whose
deadly wound was healed.
And he doeth great wonders.
so that he maketh fire come
down from heaven on the earth
in the sight of men,
And deceiveth them that dwell
on the earth by the means of
those miracles which he had
power to do in the sight of the
beast; saying to them that dwell
on the earth, that they shonld
make an image to the beast,
which had the wound by a
sword, and did live,
And he had power to give life
unto the image of the beast.
that the image of the beast
should both speak. and cause
that as many as would not wor.
ship the image of the beast
should oe killed. Rev. billie
13 14.15)
When this image was set up
by this second beast the whole
world was made to wonder after
the first beast.
Now Brother Merritt inorder
for US to know why all profes.
sors 40 not see alike-We will
have to know who the first AID
second beast was and is. And
what transpired in the first part
of their administration. Aid
when we learn who they are,
and what they have done, we will
then know the cause, and an.
swer to the above question
First then, we shall ask YOU
to read the following inorder to
get the real truth in answer to
the question:
After ttis I saw in the night
visions. and behold a fourth
BEAST dreadful and terrable,
and strong exceedingly: aud it
had great iron teeth: it devoured
and brake in pieces, and stamp
ed the residue with the feet of
i; and it was diverse from all
the beasts that were before it:
and it had ten horns,
l considered the horns, and
behold, there came up among
them another little horn, before
whom there were three of the
first horns plucked up BY the
roots: and behold, in this horn
were eyes like the eyes of man,
and a mouth speaking greaa
things" 7-7-S)
Daniel saw three beasts. before
hD IT this
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QUESTION COLUMN.

QUESTION NO. 6.
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CHINESE LEADER
LEARNED TO LOVE
FREEDOM IN | y
CONTINUED From PAGE oNEl

CONTINUED FRoM PAGE oNE)
csc are earnest about wanting q repub-
lie, and will not tolerate leaders who
desire to thwart the public will and
direct affairs TO suit their personal
ambition
China does not want a continuation
Of government similar to that main
tanned under the Manchu emperors.
They retained their position through
military strength and through that
alone, BY sending northern troops in
to all the souther provinces they dem.
mated the south but never won the
loyalty and affection of southerners.
II has always been very offensive 70
the south to have troops quartered
upon it who spoke different dialects
and were really foreigners to the
south
"Under the republic the same tao
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He Can't Help His Beauty

Okmulgee, Sept t3-WAl nanter a
barber. vas arrested here on a com.
plaint ma9e by his wife, Susie Hunter
who accuses him Of noneupport At
tor he was placed in Jail his wife oh.
fained an order from Justice Of the
Peace Shields for all the wages due
him at the barber shop The order al
so included Hunters Sunday suit
which lie kept at the barber shop
THAT suit Is ,ne cause e it all.
his wife told the magistrate AS
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,ons as he can dress Up in that suit
and 20 around with the girls he for
eets an about hts wife and child"
Hunter promised to be dutiful hus.
bend 10 his Wife would withdraw the
charge and let him out OF jail
'And siye me back the new suit,
he added.
Negotiations stopped right there.
"Yoa don't eet the suit his wife
declared.
Then I'll tay n az Hunter said
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BERLIN PREPARES
TO FIGHT AGAIN
AZ TER WAR; 5 END.

tBy Asscciatea press1

(f3y Asscciateo Pressj
Berlin, Sent ~ Thal German bugi'
nos5 men mean 10 make determined
effort to recover lost ground in Latin
American markets after the war is
over, is the conclusion that may be
drawn from rapid growth OF the Ger
man Economic association for South
and Central America This rgauiza-
ion which was only formed on sept
I, l9lJ. has already about 200 Nom
hcrs, consisting for tae most part Of
German business firms interested in
the South ana Central American trade.
In an interview with correspond
cnt Of the Associated Press the man
aecr OF the Berlin head office OF the
association said that il il maintainng
but quiescent existence now in view
Of the fact that no business cores
pondence Of Germans with the coun.
tries in question is possible. The so-
cicty however, has representatives.
usuanv German bueinees men in an
contor8 Of trade IN those countries
and nearly an OF thom have STAYED
whore hav were ana managed. accord
.ro ia the last accounts 10 keen their
businesqes eoing IN some war. The
eoryicoq of tboso mon will be drawn
noon again immediately after the war
CLOSES to give advice MS 10 the best
woys and means for restoring Ger
man ,roac
Tboi tbfs riobl IL repain losl round
win nat be an oaay enc is evident 10
an German buslnees men oTbcro are
different ylews among us" said lhc
manager If ho association GAS TO
onr prosnecle for recovering this lort
trade Our excellent organization
eitb aoenta ovorvwhrrn VINO orn thor.
onoblc we'll eoninned for qiylnc MS
ouick and occuroto bnsincss renortg
+ win he stronely In our favor. This.
,ogothnr win tbe fact mat certain
classes Of German goods held n pre-.
ferrod nositinn in he South and Cen
fral American markets before lhe War
mako moi rew or our nooplo inclined
10 belieea mat we shall recover ground
ranldlv
con the other hand wo recognize
Mo ract MAT now difficulties have aris
en- dnring thc war The Americans
have pono in and have been doing ex
oallont and effective work in Vinninc
south American trade have planted
branch banks ana have greatly de-
yoloped TRANSFORMATION facilities. Thl.
is ono diffinlltv which we by no means
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All right" said Mrs Hunter. and
She went away,
Mrs Hunter has hidden the suit
where her husband cannot ind it. even
though he should manage to give bond
and be released
Hell be all right in his old clothes
she said THE girls win not look at
him In that new suit he's the hand
soonest man in town, and he knows it
1t has ruined him
Hunter denies that he failed To sun
port his wife and child, or that he
paid TOO much attention to other young
women sKsl
"Natbe they 60 think I'm good look.
Ing he said, bat how can helm ite"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
cound Not % Her COOKING

Mrs II u. lIarimcisier Tea Mo
writes. Il was affected with kidney
trouble for two years | got so bad
this summer ! could hardly do my
cooking. got Foley Kidney pills
and feel Ike a new person Toe
many women neglect symptoms o.
kidney arrangement. weak back
swollen ankles and joints aches
pains and rheumatism Sold every
where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
MAINE REPUBLICAN
MAJORITY IS l3,800

Portland, Me, Sept 49, The largest
vote in the history Of Maine was cas-
at the state election yesterday The
total vote will approximate 10000.
These figures have not been approach
ed since 1880, the year the democratic
ind greenback parties fused when
the total was 1i7sO2 In the last
presidential year ana two years ago,
1t fell below $4,000.
The receipt today OF the vote from
the border and few isolated towns
Increased the plurality of Carl h Mil
liken, republican, fer goyemro. over
Governor Oakley Curtis, democrat
from the indicated figures Of 10000
last night to 1880 Indicated purali-
ties for the other republican candi-
dates have solid delegations in both
branches Of congress and will easily
control both houses of the legislature.
Complete returns from the Second
Congressional district gave White. re-
publican, plurality OF $50 over Me-