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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-30
THE CREATED MAN NUN
BERED WITH THE BEAST

CHANGING over the past we
notice that the ancient locks of
time has been stood up before US
and we shall no " enter upon the
task Of placing before our read.
srs, tne fact that tho CREATED
man, who was CREATED on the
sixth day, and was given domin-
ion over all the earth: we're mum.
bered with the beasts. And the
first scripture that We shall
notice On this point is that God
created this man on the very day
that He created the beasts of the
earth. AS il reads.
And God said let the earth
bring forth the living creature
after his kind cattle and Creep
ing thing and beast of the earth
after his kind and it was so.
Aud God made the beast OF the
earth after his kind and cattle
after their kind and everything
that creepeth upon the earth
after his kind: and God ssw that
it was good.
And God said let US make man
III our image, after our likeness
and let them have dominion over
he Ash OF the sea and over the
fowl Of the air and over the cattle
and over all the earth and over
every creeping thing that creep
eth upon the eorth.
So God created man in his own
image In the image Of Tod Great.
ed be him, male and female
created he them.
AND God blessed them, and
God said unto them, be fruitful
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-30
& E "A DER

The Baryphone is a new inven.
ton which is On a fair way Of
revolutionizing the telephone
system. As is we'll known the
American telephone Is often
vary unsatisfactory but the
drawbacks are wholly sliminat
Ell by the Baryphons which
makes conversations On the
longest distance just as clear 40
on short circuits 20 the sound 10
carried to both ears and all
noise excluded, Person hard Of
hearing who hitherto have been
prohibited from using tbs talsp.
hone can now use it With the aid
of the Baryphone which also
will permit TWO persons to hear
the message without the use of
double telephone, The Barry.
phone Is the only simple, practi.
cal and effective sound intsnsifi.
rer in existence and Is ircompar-
able superior to oil others
especially as ii leaves the hand
free for annotations during the
conversation. See the add on
tbs LIST. page!
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-30

was the Jews, But we say TO
you that they only condemned
Him. as the following language
OF Christ will show.
Behold we go up to Jerusalem,
and the son of man shall be
betrayed unto the chief priests,
and unto the scribes, and they
shall condemn him to death,
And shall deliver him unto the
Gantiles TO mock, aud to scourge
and to cruelty him, and the
third day he shall rise again"
I Matt, 20-18-10.)
This tells you that it was the
Jews who condemned Him and
that it was the Gentiles that
crucifed Him. And by this,
then, we prove that the Gentiles
were numbered with the beasts
But yet we are rot satisfied,
we Shall ask you to read this.
Then led they Jesus from
Caiaphas unto the hall of Judge.
ment, and it was early; aud they
themselves went rot into the
Judgement hall, lest they should
be detiled, but that they might
eat the passover. (St John
-26,)
Yes, the Jews here was doing
just what Christ bad said they
should do, az recorded in Matt.
as well rs Luke. That is, that
they should condemn Him TO-
death and deliver Him TO the
Gsntiles to mock, etc. As you
will find in the following Ian.
Kuage.
Pilate then went out unto
them, and said, what accusation
bring We against this man. Thew
answered and said unto him. If
he were not a ma'efactor, we
would not have delivered him un
to thee,
Then said Plate unto them
Take ye him and Judge him
according to your law, The
Jews therefore said unto him.
1t is not lawful for US to put any
man to death. That the sayings
Iof Jesus might be fulfilled.
which he spake signiiying what
death he should die. Then
PLATE entered into the Judge.
taens hall again, and called Jesus
and said unto hin, Art thou the
King of tho Jewsp Jesus an.
swered him, sayest thou this
lhing OF myself, or did others
tell Fit thee Of me? Plate an
swered, Am l Jew? Thine
own nation and the chief priests
hath delivered thee unto me.
what hast thou done?" (St, John
1879 1867
This proves who the bulls and
oogs we're that was spoken of
in the prophssy above.
Continued till next weok
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Reader we ask you to compare
what we have given You with the
following Article as we have
clipped it from the pages OF the
Springfield Republican of Jan.
12th. 1907.
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Mr., H0llenDeCk DareS
Us to Come.
Continued from last week.

The minds of great men are
divided on the idea Of who the
sons of God was some of them
say that it was angels from heav.
en-, others say that it was the
good pias christians of those
early days, The latter is the
general received opinion, The
first Idea, that it was angels
from heaven, is false, as angels
10 not marry neither are thAy
given in marriage. as it was said
ABOUT he woman that had seYen
husbands all brothers, please
read;
Aud Jesus answering said
unto item, The children Of his
"or,d marry and are given in
marriage: But they which shall
b. accounted worthy to obtain
that world, aud the resurrection
from the dead neither marry,
nor are given in marriage"
LUKE 20 81 $50
Then we must understand that
mere could be no angeI, come
from heaven aud marry the
Gao ghtars Of men hero on earth.
For Christ said there was none
but those of this worId was civ
ELI in marriage. The second
proposition thai it vas the good
pils christians Of those early
days is also false. Cor a good
pias christian does not commit
such abominable things that dis.
pleases God.
Although we have just such
good pias christians, in this dav
and age Of the world. Tramp.
ling the mercy OF God under
taeir feet every day; shame On
sucn pias christians, Those
cary day chris tians, was the de.
<nceudents of tho formed man
mllgIing with the descendants
or the created man which we
say was the forbidden fruit, or
tree of The knowledge of good
and evil. Again we must turn
the rea' ~ to another circum
stance -..ch shows the forbid
den fru,I.
:For they have taken of their
daughters for themselves, and
Tor their sons; SO that the
holy seed have mingled them.
selves with the people of those
lands yea the hand of the prime.
es ana rulers hath been Chief of
this trespass, tEzra 0-2)
Here is another cn cuustance
slmuia" TO the one recorded in
Gen, q ca and do sut forth the
forbidden fruit, Or the aoomina
be Ting. Yes here it is stated
That the hGiy SEED have ,ninplo d
themselves with lhe people of
.nose lands Tuis brought for,,
.leatl very time as Cod said it
WOULD to THE man A1am IN the
tar7on, But we must 90 still
father and have you read this
scripture:
In those days also saw Jews
snat lad married wives Of Ash
coo Of Amm0n ana Of Muau.
And tueir children epake h aft
II the speech OF AshduI an
could not speak in lie jews Ian.
Tuagn, but according to tie
language Of each people.
And J. Conttnied with them
sad cursed tEoup. ana mote GER.
tam Of them and plncned of
shcir hair, and mace thom swear
by God, saying, Ne shall not give
your daughters onto their sons.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-30

cal VII uiiu oo'uhO ~ olu lIdNO
dominion over the fish OF the sea
and;over the fowl Of the air and
over every living thing that NOV
eth upon the earth. "(Gan l 24.28)
| After we learn in our starting
point that God created a man IN
the day that he created the
beasts of the earth. We find
az in that God speaks OF them as
beasts in this language:
: And surely your blood OF
your lives will | require at the
hand of every beast will l re.
quire it and at the hand Of man,
at the hand of every mans
brother will require the life of
man" (Gen. 0-5)
"At the hand OF every beast"
shows TO Vi that there was in
the form Of man soma one who
was numbered with the beasts
or called beasts aud inorder TO
confirm this fact: The next
scripture that we shall present
you Is this,
! said in mine heart concern
Ing the estate Of the sons of men
that God might manifest them
and that they might see that
they themselves are beasts.
(Eccls, 8 18)
This scripture needs no expla.
naticn we only need to satisfy
the mind Of cur reader that this
scripture was only applicable to
the aentiles to prove our point.
And to do this we shall refer you
to this scripture.
II sought In mine heart to give
myself unto wine yet acquaiut.
ing mine heart with wisdom and
70 lay hold on folly till l might
see what was lhat good for the
sons of men which they should
do under the heaven all the days
OF their lite," (Eccle. 2-O
This teach US plainly that 1t
had to be SONS body or people
outside of the Jewish people who
belonged to the formed man.
WHO we shall here after desig
nate as Jews) For Soioman kne "
the end of the Je VS. Gods Jaw to
them taught Soloman this fact,
Wherefore, we see that he gave
himself up to drink and folly,
until he might see what was the
end Of the created people. who
we shall here after CAL Gentiles]
Or In other words he threw him
self into the attitude OF the
Gentiles 80 that be might find
out their end.
And in conclusion he said: that
God might manifest them and
shat they themselves might see
that they were beasts.
But this is not all we shall still
further our claims by preventing
to the reader this scripture.
Many bulls have conpassed
me strong bulls Of Bashan have
beset me- round (beset who?
Christ as He says) They gaped
upon me with their mou this as
a ravening and a roaring lion, l
am poured Gus like water and
all my bones are out of joint; my
heart is like wax it is melted In
the midst OF my bowels,
My strength is dried up like a
potsherd, and my tongue cleav-
eth to my jaws and thou hast
brought me iato the dust of
death. For dogs have comprised
me the assembly of the wicked
have increased me they pierced
nv hands and my feet. I may
tell all my bones they look and
stare upon me They part my
garments among Thorn ind cast
lots upon my vesture." Ps. 22
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1916-11-30
NO APPLE FOR ADAM,
But language Association
Leaves Lemon Question In
Doubt.

The convention of the natural
American Language association
at New Haven Conn, did not set
tie the other day whether Eve
handed Adam a lemon in the
garden of Eden but it decided
that not withstanding the King
James version IL was no apple
says a special dispatch to the
New York Times: Professor
Oliver Johnson of Leland Stan.
ford university did not appear to
read his paper but sent it.
He said that an apple is strict
~ q fruit OF the temper zone
while the Garden of Eden was in
the tropics.
According to legend wildly
diffused in medieval and mod.
ern lltsrature," says Profeseo or
Johnson the name of the fruit
that Adam and Eve were forbid.
den to eat was the Apple, The
object OF the present study Is to
try to show that this legen
owes it's origin 10 the difference
between the meaning Of Latin
pomum fruit in general and It's
French dirivative pomme; both
forms having been used in des
cribing the forbidden fruit.
In the vulgats the fruit in
question Is designated by
fructus. However Am bosius
Ausberlus used pomum in
referring to this fruit and In the
old French descriptions Of the
Garden of Eden fructus is plac-
ed by pomme.
Latin pomum- the same
meaning az pomme in French
Neither apple, peach or az y
fruit OF thal kind. But the fruit
OF humane,
Trusting to the judgement of
cur readers We pass to our next
subject.
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tildb bud u uhi'OI sal ONu'b ." IL
tence placed upon it. And this
mingiing God never intended
that they should do For he
says that such thing never
came into his heart, Please read,
And they have built the high
places Of Tophet, which is in the
valley Of the son of Ilinnom, 10
burn their sors and their daugh
tiers in the fire, which I com
handed them not. neither came
it into my heart Jer. 7L91.
And yet he GNcs further says
that 1t never came into bis mind
that they should do this aboMin.
able thing Pease read.
They lave built ais, the high
places Of Baal to nurn their sons
with fire for burnt offerings unto
Daal which I commanded not
nor spako it Aoither came it into
my mind." (Jer. ~ -5.)
Here Ia the Abominable Thing
and the Forbidden Fruit. II
was rot the intention with God,
that the Formed man or bis de.
sceni ents should mingle or have
any thi0G to do with the Created
man or his descendants, for God
had placed a middle wall be.
tween them, and it took the shed
blood OF Jesus to ,ure this
middle wall down. In conclusion
We ask you to read the following.
Because they provoked bis
spirls, 40 ;has he spako unadvis.
eddy with bis lips. They did not
destroy the nation, concerning
whom tho Lord commando d
them, But were mingled among
the heather and learned their
works.
And they served their idols,
which we're a snare unto them,
Yea they sacrificed their soCa,
and their daughters unto Devils
And shed innocent blood, ever
the blood of their sons and oil
their daughters whom they
sacrificed unto the idols Of Ca
man, and the land was polluted
with blood y .Ps. 10G SO IS.
The Reader that wants the
Truth cannct help but see tho
mighty gulf that was fixed
between these two people,
II one was to say they did no,
see any difference. they woud
have 10 make GOO out a partia
God. For in the first place i,
lnattered not how much the
laroeites would violate tn, com
mand OF God. he would 20 after
them aud plead with them, for
be says ali tho day long have
stretched forth my hand unto @
disobedient and gain sayinn
people. But on The other hand
you cannot ste any where or a,
any time that God ped Vith the
other people, be would not lei
them come in to the conaraga
ton Of the lsraeiites until the
thild generation
This woud sbow'a partial Coo
if these people all came from oue
man, We do bope that the Rea-
der nay consider well, aud com
pretend the precious facts
contained in lha leason that WE
have presented to them 10 order
to see, what the Forbidden Fruit
was, which was the Abominai,le
Thing orig mating thru the tree
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Takes City Printing
From Times When
Royal Ark Insists
VETS SHOW THEIR
POLITICAL PULL
Whip Aldermen Into
Line In Fight On
Dry Newspaper

Influenced by members OF the
Royal Ark. a saloonkeepers' organ
iSation, the common council award
ed the annual contract for official
printing TO the Detroit Legal News,
Tuesday night The vets" wcro
actively interested in the bid Of tho
Detroit Legal News as against that
OF The Detroit Times. which Is sup.
porting the dry campaign being car.
rieG on in Wayne county. and
throuzhoa, the state. The saloon
keepers and liberal politicians won
over enough votes among the alder
men TO give the printing contract
10 the Legal News. regardless Of
service and necessary publicity.
That stalwart statesman from the
Eleventh ward, Aid Herman Zlnk.
chairman OF the committee on print.
ing, led the fsht both in committed
and on the council floor for the
Legal News Aid link has many
friends among the saloonkeppers.
or rather. he ought 10 have. Sev-
eral years ago he was chairman of
the committee on liquor regulation
and the committee held It's meetings
behind closed doors on tho fourth
Continued on rage TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Special Train From
Capital to Vera Cruz
Is Held Up
.WORKMEN RALLY
TO CARRANZA
First Chief Says He's
Not Seeking War
With u. S.

MEXICO CITY, June 2l,-The spe-
cial train ordered by Special Agent
Rodgers tC take Americans out OF
Mexico City. will not leave for Vera
Cruz today as was expected
Rodgers was notified at an early
hour by government officials that
preparations for the train'e depart
ure have not been completed.
Another demonstration by work
inCmen took place last night before
the National palace Several thou.
sand employees Of street car lines
and factories gathered to assure
Gen Calranza Of their loyalty. Hun
dreds Of school children and a large
number Of women were In TIE crowd.
Carranza again addressed this as
semblage, repeating his previous
statements that Mexico was not
seeking war with the United States.
There was no disorder
Gen. Mujica, governor OF the state
OF Pabasco, informed Gen. Carranza
las, night that many Americans in
his territory did not wish 10 leave
the country in case OF war and ask.
ed permission 10 remain. CarranEa
sent an immediate reply. instruetins
Mujics 20 permit the Americans 10
remain and In all cases 10 give them
the same protection accorded other
foreigners.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21

LONDON, June 21.-The
Athens correspondent Of the
Central News eabTed today that
the Greek cabinet has resigned
under pressure Of the allies, but
that official announcement 10 be-
ing withheld.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Washington Fears An
archy In Southern
Republic
WATCHFUL
WAITING ENDS
First Chief" Given
Every Chance, Has
Completely Failed
BY J. p. YODER.

tStTA Correspondent United Press.
WASHINGTON. June 21.-The
Carranza government is nearing its
end, a high administration official
said today. The machinery is
crumbling and only an unexpected.
rightabout face in Carranza's meth
Cd can prevent the government :
complete distintegration, this ON.
cial declared, even long enough for
II to be replaced. by a government
sufficiently strong 10 prevent near
anarchy In the southern republic
Such situation has been prophe.
sled for months by some war and
state department officials. Because
the administration. as repeatedly an
nounced publicly. has insisted upon
giving the Carranza government
every chance 10 restore Mexico 10
a real status among nations, such
official prophets were given scaut
hearing.
In some instances administration
officials have declared such prophe-
sizes unconfrmed by official reports.
saying unsettled conditions existed
only in Isolated cases.
But today 10 Official could be
found who did not admit. privately,
(Continusd on rage TuO.)
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Majority of 100000 Mo-
bilized to Be Called
At Once
WILL PATROL
THE RIO GRANDE
To Release Regulars
For Possible Service
In Interior
WASHINGTON, June 2t.-or.
ders to detachments Of the Ma
tlonal Guard to entrain for the
border are expected by night
fall.
BY UNITED PRESS.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 21.-
The majority of the 100000 Nation
al Guardsmen now mobilizing
throughout the country will begin
TO move toward the Mexican border
within "a hours, II the railroads are
equal to the task Of transporting
them and their equipment.
The militia. under direct orders
OF Gen. Funston, will be distributed
along the international line from
the Gulf OF Mexico 10 California at
once. They will be assigned TO pa.
troll duty, releasing the entire force
OF regulars, now engaged In that
work. for actual invasion Of Mexico
In case war Is declared A large
reserve Of militia also will be sta
toned AZ Fort Sam Houston.
The actual number OF guardsmen
asked by Funston for immediate
service Is not known here, but he
indicated today that a large part OF
CContinued on Page TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
German Public De-
manding Renewed
Activity
INDIFFERENT
TO AMERICA
Influenced BY Wilson'S
Failure to Get Peace
Response
BY CARL w. AckERMAN.

tSfdH Correspondent United Press
BERLIN, June 21.-Tnking ad.
vantage of growing Indifference TO
American opinion, advocates Of a
strong subn'arine policy have rc-
cpcned the campaign for a more
effective use Of rhC German y boats
The German people now realize
that hostilities will not end this
summer and may orag into next
year. Faced with this fact INey are
united in the desire to see the war
rished with the utmost vigor until
the Allies arc brought 70 terms. This
feeling. spreading gradually through
out the empire during the past few
weeks, has been seized upon az n
weapon by the men who condemned
Chancellor Won pe,hmann. Hollweg
for Welding 10 the United States in
the recent submarine controversy.
The chancellor az the present mo.
ment has the upper hand. But the
recent slackcning of the press cen
sorship has been followed by some
bold statements regarding the Of.
fectiveness Of the submarine weapon
which Germany still possesses, and
10y renewed activity on the part OF
tho navy league. N is impossible TO
forecast what the result will be u
tContiaued ON Pase TwoJ
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Ell PasO Believes War
Only a Matter of
Hours
TROOPS READY
FOR OUTBREAK
4
Vigilant Watch Main-
tained At All Danger
Points Along Line
BY UNITED PRESS.

Ell PASo, Tex, June 21.--F1ght
ing has taken place between Car
ranzista and United States troops,
according to an unconfirmed report
received early today by an immi.
grafton offioer here.
The advance column OF cavalry,
dispatched south from NamiquipA
in pursuit OF bandits, was attaci16
by troops OF the de facto govern
ment, this report stated.
Gen. George Bell, Jr., command
ing the United States troops In n
Paso. said he has no onycial con-
flrmation OF the reported attack. \.
Bell admitted that he had heard.
from the Columbus, N NJ, baao
camp in regard to the lighting. huk
that the Columbus reports also wero
without oficial confirmation.
II is known that the column 0f
American cavalry was oficially. r.
ported within a short distance Of q
Carranzista force and that . con.
fiict seemed imminent
The situation along the border To-
day was more serious than ct any
time since the Mexican revofts be.
gan Eve years ago.
Fl Paso authorities believe II -
only a question Of hours until the
(Continued sn Psge Two.l
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21

year and a home worth more thsn
81, 100000 TO wed another man. HH'
husband LEFT her o trust fund %
$4,000 900 and his magnificent home
on Fifth-ave., TO be forfeited, under
the terms of his will, II she marries
again She will wed W, X. Dick, Ehg'
son Of a sugar manufacturer. and
the trust fund. and the home wfn
thus revert to Vincent Astor. eldest
son OF the millionaire, % whom he
had willed nine-tenths OF his great
fortune. Her little son, John Jacob
Astor. Jr.. was born four months
after his father went down ON the
Titanic
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
BORDER HEARS or FIGHT
BETWEEN MEX|CANS and
FORCE OF j. S. CAVALRY
GERMANS HURRY
TO CHECK SLAVS.
send 100000 Soldiers To Aid
of Hard-Pressed
Austrians
BY UNITED PRESS.

PARIS, June 21.-FoIlowins
the explosion Of two mines, the
Germans last night attacked
French trenches on Hill 1oa,
south Of Berry-au-bse, In the
region Of Rheims. The war Of.
fee today announced the attack
was checked by screen fire.
On both banks Of the Meuse,
artillery was active during the
night, but there was no I'm
portant infantry aohtlns around
Verdun. 80
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
Parade This Afternoon
Will Mark End of
Convention
NEXT MEETING
IN WASHINGTON
Jersey City Man L.
Elected Crane
Monarch

full dress parade OF all visiting
Grottoes, Wednesday afternoon AZ
2:30 o'clock, VIII mark the scmi.
windup Of the festivities of the Veil
ed Prophets, weather permitting.
Wednesday was big day for
Michigan delegations. some OF the
grottoes arrived Tuesday afternoon.
but most OF them came Wednesday
morning swelling the enrolment Of
delegates and visitors 10 more than
$4,000. which Is probably the largest
convention in the history OF the or.
der.
Michigan gro'toes will have prom
0OntInued on IHEe TwoD
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21
She Gives Up Great Fortune to Wed Him

Mrs. Madeline Force Astor, that
is. Mrs. John Jacob Astor, the widow
OF New York's richest landlord, has
given up an income of S250.O00 a
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21

LONDON, June 21.-Six German
divisions-120,Oo0 men--have been
hurried eastward to check the Rus.
sian offensive bearing down upon
Lemberg. Geneva dispatches report
ed today.
Two German divisions are en-
route TO the LutZk-Kovel front.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21

Wayne Mineral and Turkish Baths
for men and women. Open all night.
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-21

WHEN JAGGED OUT
Take HOrsford's Acid Phosphate
II restores energy and strengthens
the nerves. With sugar or fruit syrups
IL an ideal summer drink.--Adv.