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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
KILLS
 ONE SON BUT
 OTHER ESCAPES

. LA CONNER, Wash Nov. 17.- Mrs. W. II. Rock shot Harry, one of her two sons and attempted to shoot John early this morning while both were asleep. After the crime. Mrs. Rock swallowed poison and her condition is serious. De- spondency over financial reverses was the cause.
 John Rock was sleeping in a room adjoining that of his bro ther's. The shot his mother fired awakened him and going into his hrother's room he grappled with his mother taking the revolver away from her before she had injured him Hary Rock was shot near the heart and died almost instant Iv
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
ADAMSON LAW BE DISCUSSED
 BY BIG MEN

WASHINGTON, Nov. IT. - The National Council of the Chamber Commences of the United States met today with hundreds of representa- tiyes of commercial organizations in attendance. The council will dis cuss the railroad situation, particu- larly the AdamsOn eight-hOur law from the standpoint of the nations business interests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
TWO YOUTHS ARE ACQUITTED FOR
 KILLING TEACHER

TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Nov. IT, Harold and Flynn Lovelace, broth CTS, aged II and 12 years. were ac- quilted last night of the killing of Prof. F. T. Mamill, a school teach CT. Several months ago the boys killed the teacher took what mon- cy was found in his pockets and stealing his team escaped across country until apprehended. The jury believed that the lads did not know of the enormity of their crime and acquitted them with the pro- viso that they be sent to the indus trial school of Idaho.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
MAJOR PATTON IS TO WRITE PIONEER
 TRAIL ARTICLES

SEATTLE, Nov. 17.-Major A.. r. Patton, late editor of the Ho- quiam Washingtonian. the news paper owned by Congressman AL bert Johnson. left here this morn- ing for Los Angeles where he will write pioneer trail" articles for the Los Angeles Times
 Major Patton was a visitor in Ju- neau in October. coming North with Congressman Johnson. to study the halibut industry For several years he has been the editor and manager of the Washingtonian.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
MUNITION CARRIER MYSTERIOUSLY
 EXPLODES IN GULF OF FINLAND AND
 STEAMER BLOW TO SMITHEREENS
Over An Hundred Aboard Craft Are Hurled to Eternity and Hundreds of Others Are Badly Wounded - Second Steamer Catches Afire and Is Destroyed Barracks at Great Russian Fortress Also De- StrOyed by Flames
StrOyed by Flames.

STOCKHOLM 17-A wireless report received today by the Alton Tdnngen says exploded Gulf Finland and hundred killed outright and hundreds injured.
 The Alton Tdnngens dispatch giving details that the munition Archange suddenly blew early this morning the harbOr of the Sveabog fortress One hundred and fifty killed and $50, mostly soldiers badly by flying parts the and by striking obstacles the Another steamer anchored ArchangeI totally destroyed by fire which caught from the flying powder ammunition Several buildings fortress were destroyed afre and burned down.
 According explosion Most of those aboard the Ahange their bhs the time The soldiers or their way Riga.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
AUSTRIA MAY GET
 FREEDOM OF PRESS

VIENNA. Nov. 1.-The Austrian censorship, especially regarding the discussions of international politics and questions arising from food problems, will be materially loosen ed in the near future. according to a statement made today in official quarters. Premier von Koerber is known as an ardent advocate of the freedom of the press.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
ENTENTE DRIVE STOPS;
 VlcE-REeENT FOR POLAND

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Entente drive for Monastir. which has forced the German-Bulgarian defenders in this Serbian city. back to a position on its innermost lines of defense, apparently has halted Berlin re- ports a repulse of the renewed strong attacks by the Entente troops in the Cerna river region and on the Monastir plain.
 A Berlin report announces that a vice regent will be appointed im- mediately for Poland. This digni- tary will hold office until King is elected
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
GREAT QUANTITIES OF MUNITIONS ARE
 MADE BY ENGLISH

BOSTON. Nov. IT. - Arthur M. Lindley. English civil engineer now here. says that Great Britain is now manufacturing every week an am ount Of ammunition equal to the total stock available for her entire land service at the beginning of the war. France is manufacturing all she needs and Russia is increasing her output
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
WILSON ASKS
 PEOPLE OF THE U. s. TO HELP
 WAR SUFFERERS THANKSGIVING

WASHINGTON NOV 17-Preajent Wilson u onOon issued his Thanksgiving proclamation, designating 80H the day g dnks calling upon the American people to not forget the 0or sufferers and to giUe them relief
 The Presidents proclamation, tc part Sa9s:
 elapsed since st ob8oved O day ot Th1nhS gvng blessings to the United States people
 the 0Od haS been darened by the ~2r n the midst Of peace and hGppncsS
 thoughts pyR patoJ dqu @e struggles and st feg and the people ohono the descended and brought choice possibility on their part
 we cannot think of happiness 0hont hnsg ot @er oa(@ distress urge suggest that duy @ t, dag o peace abundance n deep sympathy ~ith the stricken people Q the upoa the and terror O has plessy tGen sufferinqs.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
Russian Artillery Is Now Bombarding German Lines in Region
 of CheIyoy.
ATTACK NEAR LEMBERG
Germans and the British Engage in Hand to Hand Grenade Struggle on
 the SOmme.

PETRoGRAD, Nov 17.-The War office announced this afternoon that artillery bombacdments are proceed ing at all points along the Russian front especially in the region north of chelVoy. The artillery is now us- ing shells charged with ehemieas and are successfully bombarding the positions Of the Teutonie enemies.
 The war office also announces that attacks on the Germans on the river Narayuvka have been successful and the enemy forces have been driven back
 Southeast Of Lembers the German attacks have been successfully beat en off and the Germans have re- treated to their first line trenches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
CANADA'S WAR DEBT
 $1S.OOOOOO MONTHLY

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 17-Cana- da's war expenditures during the seven months ending October 31 of the fiscal year, aggregated nearly $127500,000, or an average of more than $1S,OOO,OOO monthly, ac- cordlng to figures issued here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
CALL IS MADE FOR
 REPORT ON THE HIGH
 LIVING COST ABROAD

WASHINGTON. Nov. IT. The United States has called on repre- sentatives throughout the European countries engaged in war to report to what extent the cost Of living has risen. The answer from Great Britain is 67ls per cent.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
PONTIFF APPROVES OF
 PILGRIMAGE TO LOURDEs

PARIS, Nov 17.-The semaine Religeuse, the organ of the arch bishop of Paris, says Pope Benedict approves of a vast pilgrimage from all the French parishes to Lourdes after the war has ended, as has been proposed by the French bish- on.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17

the northern part of the NIoliay. Ian boundary line Berlin reports them notwithstanding the Austro- German attacks.
 The British made progress in their attacks at Sucre Brook east Of Beaumont on the north bank of tho Somme river. The British attack failed. according to the Berlin re- port.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17

in which Joseph J. Brouchord. the husband, declares that for three years his wife Beatrice led hirl To believe that Ter divorced b. sn6G'! Fred Norton, was her brother, who was welcomed to the BroSchoud hearth. Brouchoud quit his home when he discovered the truth, the complaint sets out
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
LABOR STRIKES
 AT LEGISLATION
 OF PRESIDENT

BALTIMORE, Nov. IF. - The American Federation of Labor, by a unanimous vote this afternoon, declared against that provision in President Wilson's legislative pro- gram which makes illegal the call ing of any railroad strike or lock- out prior tc an investigation of the merits of the case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-In an ad. dress last night before the Amerl- can Academy of Arts and Letters. Theodore Roosevelt decried the pres ent Seville copying. He also had to harp on fighting" and said that the real expression of the Ameri- cans spirit was in the present day writings. which was weak, and he characterized a nation without be- ing proud to fight for a just cause as an ignoble nation"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
WASHINGTON STATE
 JUDGE DIES SUDDENLY

oKANoGAN, Wash, Nov 17.-E. K. Pendergast, Judge of the Super for Court of Ferry and okanogan counties, died this morning, sud- denly, from pneumonia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
GREEK TRANSPORT
 FLIES FRENCH FLAG

PARIS, Nov. 17.-Tho transport Caryleinos, the first ship of the Greek navy to hoist the French flag, has entered Plraeus, says a Havas dispatch from Athens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
GERMANS REPULSE RUSS

BERLIN, Nov. 17.-The attack by Che Russian troops on the German lines southeast of Riga on the Rus sian front have been repulsed ae- eordins to an announcement today by the war office. This battle has been raging fiercely for the past three days.
 In the somme district the war of- flee announces that in series of hand to hand fights in which sren- ades were used, the British were re- pulsed from Mally to Serre also in the fighting region southeast of Beaumont.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
HUSBAND WAS
 PALMED OFF AS BROTHER
 BY WIFE TO NEW SPOUSE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 17.-There came to light here today a divorce suit unprecedented in local courts,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Nov. r. - Alaska Gold closed today at 1873. Alaska-Juneau at z. American Zinc Gt 61A. Butte & Superior at 66%. Ray at 34%. Utah Copper at l19h. Chino at 69% Copper metal was quoted at S2ls.
 -e--e--o- EMPIRE ads have thousands of readers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
ROOSEVELT IS GOING TO THE
 FJI ISLANDS
Makes Announcement of His Next Tour-Hits Again at Nation too
 Proud to Fight.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Theodore Roosevelt announced today that he to make a trip to the Fiji Islands, leaving from here some time during the first of next February.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
RUMANIANs REPORTED
 TO SUFFER REVERsEs

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Ruman- ians have suffered further reverses at the hands of Gen. von Falken- haynes invading forces. according to todays official announcement. he taking 21OO prisoners and a dozen machine guns.
 The Teutonic forces have carried the mountain peak on the Moldav- ian frontier Of Rumania. east of Kedzivasarhely and penetrated the Rumanian position in the Predeal region and scored advances south Of Rothenburg pass.
 I.ONnON Nov 17-The Pnssians
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17
TWO MILLION ARE GIVEN TO REBELS
 BY ENTENTE ALLIES

LONDON. Nov. 17. - The Allies have decided to lend the Saloniki or Venizelos Government $2.OOO,OOO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Russians are holding their own well along
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-11-17

tr.NSKA. luS. SOC. 6 ..- MUSEUM - J. ooA lve'
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24
Tennis Rackets, Wright =
Ditson, at Monte Vista H@ z
ware Company. ''o'
William vastine went to Ft wo,n
Texas, on business Sunday nipb, "

Del Norte invites you to sDs,,
Sunday, June 25th, in that ploaa.N
town. There will be a sermon !, -
big tent at IL o'clock by DR. c,,.
S. Nusbaum, of Kansas. All ,t
churches of the town will Join in ,h,.
service. Tyroleon Alpine Sine.
and Yodlers at 3 o'clock in the .t,o-
noon. and lecture THE GLORY =,
Life" by DR.. Nusbaum. at & o,o,,.
Music by the Alpine Singers
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

DR.. and Mrs. n. II. Chapman and
son Norman left Tuesday night for
Philadelphia. Penn, where they Will
make their home. Mrs. Chapman
will enter music college and Nor
man will attend the University of
Pennsylvania this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Miss Kathyrn Haddcn had her ton
sils removed Saturday afternoon.
She is getting along nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

The Club dance was well attended
Tuesday night. There were about
twenty-eight couples present
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Rev. William Crawford returned
to his home in Rocky Ford Friday
night after a few days visit here
with Rev. Gum and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24
Doris Collins OF Creede is visiting
Miss Ethel Robb. this week.

Mrs G. A. Godat OF the Soldiers
home went to Denver Saturday night
to visit relatives for several weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Mrs. L. Abbott, Mrs. Hugh Savage
and son Hugh left Friday night for
Long Beach, Calf, where they ex-
pect to visit until fall
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

w. H. Bird of Denver, wool spec
ialist for the c. B. & @. R. r., was
transacting business in Monte Vista
Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Mrs. Pearl Woods who has been
visiting here returned to her home
in Alamosa Saturday night. Mrs. A.
NJ. Daniels accompanied her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24
Everything in Fishing Tackle.
Monte Vista Hardware Co.

A. II. Webster went to Denver
Monday night to attend a meeting
of the State board of Live STOCK
Commissioners.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Miss Evelyn Willard who has been
employed as waitress in the Palace
Cafe left Saturday night for La Veta
where she will remain.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Miss Frances White OF Center at
tended the Club dance In Monte Vista
Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Edith Wirz and Thcodosia Ball OF
Alamosa are visiting Lois Fogle, this
week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Mrs. Della +. Talbot returned to
her home in Trinidad Monday night
after several days visit here with
her son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Barney Tough of Center made a
business trip to Marnel, Colo. Tues
day night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-06-24

Miss Clarice Hogate left Sunday
night for two weeks vlslt at Den
yer and Loveland.
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given him over all kindreds, and
tongues, and nations" Rey. 10
j7,)
Now you may ask in what
manner did he get power over ali
nations and tongues. And we
answer the one man theory gave
him this power. For it is the
only theory on earth that al.
people are under.
50 then dear sister we trust
that from our explanation that
you will see that the great Won
der that John saw in the women
was the representative of the
lsraelitish church before the
coming of Christ. and after he
was here and gave to them the
twelve apostles, we then learn
who the woman represented on
earth. And when we get the
devil in the beast that John saw
rise up out of the sea, and him
in the man in the city of Rome
we see the wonder in heaven the
red dragon who was the charac.
ter that God said should wear out
the saints, and think to change
times and..laws, 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
a time and times and the dividing
of time" dan, 7-25
This same character is spoken
of by Paul as the man of sin,
please read
Let no man deceive you by
any means; for that day shall
not come, except there cone a
falling away first, and that man
of sin be revealed, the son of per.
dition.
Who opposeth and exalteth
himself above all that is called
God, or that is worshipped so
that he as God sitteth in the tenn
pie of God shelving himself that
he is God" e Thes. 2-3-4
This is the man that thought
to change times and laws by
wearing out the saints of God.
And who eXalts himself above all
that is called God. For he claims
to have the power to forgive
sins. He says that be does it in
the place of cod, does what
Christ would do if he was on
earth.
Now Sistsr Adams if this is
NOT plain enough on your CUES.
ton ask again. You cannot
worry US BY asking.
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ANSWER to Mrs:
Adams QUESTION

LSt)ltt Will.
Dec, Z, 1915
Rev, L, S. Garrett:
Dear Bro
Will you please explain thru
your Columns, the 18th. chapter
of Rev, Also tell me where te
find the passage where it saws
God thought to change times and
laws, and wore out the saints.
Please answer thru your Col
umns, And Oblige.
Your Sister in Christ
Mrs. VIM. A, Adams.
Text. Rev. II chapt.
Dear sister Adams, it is with
pleasure that we take up your re-
quest on the 12ch. of Rev. For it,
within itself, is a wonderful cues.
ton for we know that if you
would have to wait until there
would be an answer given from
the One Man Theory believer, to
a satifaction; you would have to
wait longer than four thousand
years more of time, and at the
end Of that time you would be
no nearer a true answer. than at
the beginning. And the reason
for US saying so, is because it
takes the Two Man Theory to
give a correct answer. For we
see that John said that he saw
a great wo1de: in heaven, Please
read.
And there appeared a great
wonder in heaven a woman cloth.
ed with the sun and the moon
under her feet and upon her
head crown of twelve stars.
And she being with child cried
Travelling in birth AID panied to
be deiivered," (Rev. PLY
When we get the truth of this
Revelation, we will know, why it
was such a great wonder. TO see
a woman clothed with the sun,
and the moon under her feet,
and on her head crown of
twelve stars. And inorder to get
the true facts. and lind the real
cause, we must 90 back to the
Orogin of men, and man, The
woman which John saw in hea.
ven must haye a representation
on earth, And in going back to
the garden where THE man
Adam had bis abiding place, we
lind that Adam and wife was
twain in one flesh that is they
were man and wife. And God
called her barren, Please read.
Sing 0 barren thou that didst
not bear break forth into singing
and cry aloud thou that didst
not travail with child: for more
are the children of the desolate
than the children of the married
wife saith The Lord lisa. 54.1)
No one dare deny but Adam
aud Eve was the first married
couple. The language above.
convey TO US this fact, and this
fact proves to US that the marri-
ed wife was barren until she
pertook of the forbidden fruit.
And all these facts proves to US
that there was another people
there that was desolate that had
many more children than the
married wife. This desolate
people who had been created on
the sixth day. who God said to,
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ish the earth, now here we have
the two people the desolate and
the married wife and as we said
ABOVE this question. cannot be
answered properly without the
two people coming from the two
men. And the greatest reason
for the wonder, was that the
barren, wife vas Travelling in
birth and pain to he delivered.'
And it was when Eve eat of the
forbidden fruit, that God said to
her in sorrow thou shalt bring
forth children" At this time
Christ was promised. And from
the day of the promise until
Christ was born in the stable OF
Bethlehem and it was the barren
1.-THE lsraeites) who travelled in
birth and panied to be delivered"
This is what caused il to be such
a great wonder, that is to see the
barren Travelling in birth. This
was made more manifest. when
the II tribes of Israel, came IN
sight. For it must be borne in
mind that there must be child
born to them, Please read.
And he said Hear We now, O
house of David is it a small thing
for you to weary men. but will
We weary my God also?
Therefore the Lord himself
Shall give yon sign behold a
virgin shall conceive and bear a
son and shall cal! his name I'm.
manuel" lisa. 7-13 IA
When John saw this fact in
heaven, inorder to teach HIM the
truth of the barren woman, and
the difference there was between
her and the deso)ate. seeing that
the woman, Travelling in birth,
was the representative of the
Jewish OF Israelitish church
here on earth, it become a great
wonder, For she was the barren
woman, and now with child, and
Travelling in birth and panied to
be delivered. But at the proper
time she brought forth a man
child. please read.
And she brought forth a m an
child. who Was to rule all nations
with rod of iron; and her child
was caught up unto God and his
throne. Rev. 12-5.
This is when Isaiah said a
virgin should conceive and bare
son, and who was the blessed
Virgin Mary; who bore Christ
Emanual. Here is where the
woman was clothed with the
sun and the moon under her
feet, and on her head a crown of
twelve stars, the Twelve Apos'
ties. What a wonder it was
that woman should surpass a
man in bringing into this world |
the Son of cod. the Saviour of
the world. We have now the
explanation of this wonder.
But after this was seen !
which was such a wonderful
thing john saw another won.
der in heaven. plea Sc read,
Ana there appeared another
wonder in heaven; and behold a
great red dragon, having seven
neads and ten horns, and ten
crowns upon his heads,
And his tail drew the third |
part of the stars of heaven, and
did cast them to the earth: and
the dragon stood before the
woman which was ready 20 be
delived, for to devour her child
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forth to devour the child as soon
as it was born. 1t was after the
war in heaven that. this great
red dragon presented hims elf
here on earth first, after the
biruh of the child in king Herod,
please read,
Then Herod, when he saw
chat he was Knocked of the wise
men, was exceeding wroth, and
sent forth, and slew all the child.
rem that we're in Bethlehem, and
in all the coasts thereof, from
two years old and under, &C,
cording to the time which he had
diligently inquired of the wise
men.
Thea was fulfilled shat which
was spoken by Jeremy the
prophet, saying.
In Rama was there a voice
heard, lamentation, and weeping
and great mourning, Rachel
weeping for her children. be-
cause they we're not" Matt. 2
ills.
Here we have the explanation
of the Second wonder in con.
nection with what we shall yet
give, for Christ was spared in
this terriaole massacre. For the
angel of the Lord warned Joseph
in a dream, please read.
Ard VIXEN they were departed
behold the angel of the Lord
10 Joseph in a dream,
saying, Arise take The young
child and his mother. and flee in
to Egypt and be thou there un
til l bring thee word for Herod
will seek the young child to de.
stroy him;
When he arose, he took the
young child and its mother by
night and departed into Egypt.
And was there until the death
of Herod; that it might be fulfill.
ed which was spoken of the
Lord, by the prophet saying,
Out of Egypt have I called my
son." Matt. 2. -13-15.
Now turning back to the 18th,
chap, of Rev. we will then see
the connecting ink, please read.
And she brought forth man
child; who was to rule all nations
with a rod of iron and her child
was caught up unto God and to
his throne:
And the woman fed into the
Wilderness; where she hath a
place prepared of God; that they
should feed her there thousand
two hundred and threescore
days" Rev. 12-3-6.
Mathew and John tells the
same thing only in a little differ
emit language. Before all this
here Was war in heaven, please
read.
And the re was war in heaven:
Michael and his angels fought
against the dragon; and the
dragon fought and his angels,
And prevailed not; neither was
their place found any more in
heaven.
And the great dragon was cast
out; that old serpent called the
Devil; and Satan which deceiveth
the whole world. he was cast ont !
into the earth, and his angels
were cast out with him. Rev. |
!2-7-9.
This great battle was fought
10 the early days of Adam in the
garden. who was formed by God
himself that is after God had Gre
ated the man, male and female |
on the sixth day. For it is fact,
that the great red dragon, had |