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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31

around which all were seated with a
spoon. John Salmond drew the doll,
John Burgess the button, Annie
Cruickshank the dime and Margaret
Kinnear the ring from the mysterious
potatoes. Instrumental music was en-
joyed and refreshments of ice cream,
cake, crackers and popcorn were
served. All agreed it was a delightful
evening.
The H. & w. Ladies' Aid will hold an
all-day meeting "Wednesday at the
clubhouse
Mrs. Forest Reynolds is entertaining
Mrs. Fannie Starkey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31

v,ssd fns .uction balance has been de-
shs su i 20 the purpose of finding buried
ala s ~ the soil Of the former battle
:. ne.o, So that the farmer NAV % over
II safely with the plow 81 over
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Election of Officers of the Skowhegan Parent
Teacher Association Silver Tea by Directors
ofSkowhegan Women's Association - Bou-
lette Gallant Wedding

manual training Of the Skowhegan-
Madison schools, was elected president
Of the Skowhegan nt-Teacher AS
ISOLATION at a meeting held at the AS
sembly room of the high school Satur-
day evening. Other officers elected
were: Vice Pres, r. T. Patten; Sec,
and Treas, Miss Doris Rayner: chair
man of educational CON-. Mrs. Mary H.
Bailey: chairman of school improve
ment Com, George w. Tobey; chair
man of social CON-, Mrs. Mary c.
Stinchf1eld; chairman of press Com,
Miss Rowena Flynt: chairman Of leg
islative CON-, George w. Cover, ESQ.,;
chairman Of membership Conn.,, Miss
Dorothy M. Elliott.
Quite the most successful hunters
from this town were Walter Hight.
Ben Steward, Archie Weston and
Tracy Gates, who went to the Dead
River region Saturday and had the
good fortune to bring back with the
five deer.
At the annual meeting of the West
Skowhegan Acqueduct Co.. Saturday
evening, officers were elected as fol-
lows: John Mcclellan. Pres; B. A.
Sawyer, clerk and Treas: John Nc
Clellan. B. A. Sawyer and A. H. Lang,
directors
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapman and
little daughter passed Sunday in Dex-
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Barstow.
Charles M. Barnard of Rochester, N.
Y. arrived here Sunday, called by the
death of his sisters husband, William
M. Stinchfield.
A joint meeting Of the Helen Coburn
Mission Circle and the Bethany Guild
will be held at the home Of the pres
ident of the Guild, Mrs. w. B. Fletch-
er on Cedar street, Friday afternoon.
The hours for work at the mills of
the American Wooden Co. are to be
shortened four hours this week, to cons
form with the 54-hour law, and the
hours of work are now from 6.35 to IL so
A. M: l to $50 P. M, five days
week and on Saturdays from 635 to
11.50 A. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Avore and Town
Clerk and Mrs. Adam Simpson went
Sunday to Phillips on a hunting trip
Of several days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31
Cured without pain

Safe, easy treatment, based
on 36 years successful prao.
tice in Maine. Cure guAran.
teed. No operation or de-
tention from business. Free
consultation, FREQ letter.
pr: c.J:ElSkE
- Pleasant Az. Wood ., Portland
New Dewitt House, Lewiston
Saturdays 10 Am. to . pm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31
HARVEY SAYS
HUGHES WILL
WIN EASILY
Colonel, Who Never Misses, Pre-
diets Victory by Majority of
Between AS and IT'S Electoral
Votes - Allots Only Solid
South to Wilson - Does Not
Consider Ohio and Indiana
Doubtful

New York, Oct. 3o.-Four years ago Col
george Harvey guessed wrong as to only
one state in his election forecast. In
lsoS he was only II electoral votes out Of
the way. and in 1904 only o.
In April of the present year, before
single state had indicated a preference
for the nominee, he closed an ANALYSIS
of the political situation, under the head
ing Nobody for Hughes but the People"
with the positive prediction that rightly
or wrongly. wisely or not, the will of
the people will prevail and Charles Evans
Hughes will be the next Republican can
dldate for President of the United
States"
In the North American Review, pub
lished today. Col Harvey predicts the
election Of Hughes as certain in detail
as follows:
We predict that Mr.. Hughes will carry
these states:
Connectiar+ '''''.''................... 13
Idaho '''''''.'''..............
I IWaHo Observation-Disclosures.
IoAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Iva Observation-Disclosures. II
Ma aiss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
"liie 49,. Observation-Disclosures.
Hs:aSHS:achusettS .......................... Is
Michlgan Observation-Disclosures. *
New Hampshire :........'......'''''. 4
New Iorcav '''.'''''....'.''.......
.Siscy Observation-Disclosures, IA
~ 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New York .....................,.., ~
North Dakota ...........................
oregon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Pennsylvania %
Rhode Island '
south Dakota
49,. .......................
Washington .............
wyoming ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AotaI Observation-Disclosures. $50
We expect that Mr.. Hughes will carry
these:
1nolana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Wisconsin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
We believe that Mr. Hughes will carry
these:
Delaware ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
..........................
1otai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35
We allot to Mr.. Wilson beyond ques-
ton:
Alapama .......................... IL
al hdUSdS
Florida .,..... 6
Georgia IA
Virginia Il
Kentucky 13
Louisiana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Mississippi ,,.......,... 10
North Carolina II
Oklahoma 10
South Carolina 9
Tennessee ......,,,,, u
Texas ......,,,...... 20
Total 149
We regard as doubtful:
Arizona ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Colorado OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Missouri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Montana ....,,,,..............>~-t
Nebraska ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nevada ..,..,....................
West Virginia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-31
Boulette- Gallant

Arthur Boulette and Miss Alliona
Gallant were married Monday morn
ing at ST. Mary's church. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Gallant of this town. The groom is a
native of Skowhegan, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Boulette, and is a weay-
err
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
4NenLe @nnpIate.

Seutc gtodmittog BON 2 bis 6 ll6r
finOet Elm groBer 9auiteIlen-@ertani
in oen N1ount gginans.8iIlos Itatt.
Die @ar5ellen iino IDEAL gelegen uno
bieten cine quite &apitalanlage. Die
3ablungen Iino bequem eingeribtet,
70 oaB 9liemano iih iiber oieielbeu
&opilbmer3en 5lt MAIDEN braudt.
9auIteaeu lino cine geluHoe &apital-
g(nlaee, uno Iteigen Die 8ertbe ser.
Iel6en ii6er 9tadt. @obmrngen Oie
@as, @aiier, elettriides 2idt mo
ale Ianitdreu lmo anoere Yequem.
lidfeiten bergen, peroeu 5um Soften
preiIe oufgefii6rt. Gs lit ratbion
lid oicie aiinitige @elegen5eit nibt
entgeben 81 lalieu. Die Mount @oi6-
inton Yorf-g9oegons, 25 an oer3abI
6altcn an Scr Nlouut @ai6ington.
station an, mel6e einen boIben 8lod
BON oen 9iaas entfernt lit. glgentcn
iino wG6reuO Ser mgege6enen Belt
anpeieno, Inn oie @rluoitiide 5u sci.
gen uno 9luSfunit 81 ertbeilen. Gas
Staot.9ureau Der Mount @albing-
ton.giaas 1T 3inimer g8r. 706,
llnion-Grrlt- @e6duoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
eieit leine critic WIeiIe.

Batter Clemens gaioIine lieit beute
feline erite N2eie in Ser Ser5
SSelu-airbe. @iro in feier.
li9er &ro5eiiion BON ser elter-
liden @obnlng 5ur Stride ge-
leitet.
Batter Clemens 5. g4aoling, ser
Sobn BON Serru lmO 1rau Soiepb
gfiOline BON glr. 1928, Syoiter.9lpe.,
SigblanotoWn Der am pergangeneu
0onueritag in Der aatbeoraIe bon
aaroinQl Gibbons gum 8rieiter ge-
Dei5t puroe, miro beute 8ormittag
Vii llbr in Der Ser5 SeilI.&irhe
ieine erite Meiie celebrireu. glls Dia-
Ton, reip. 6ub-Dinfon, ilugireu So.
ter gleOins un0 Batter S. gtepple bonn
ct. Wlarien-Seninar. Der Geremo,
nienmeiiter lit Batter George 1ieb
pom ct. Marien.Seminar. gleftor
Bater s. 9auenbauer bon ser Ser5
SSeiil-Girbe pertritt oas glmt oes
Oberprielters, pGbreno Oie BreOiet
bon Rater @attinger BON Der Ct.
SSafobus,Gir9e eebalten miro. @oter
gtiioling miro in Der @obnung ieiner
gltern bon Oen OeribieOenen &erei.
nen Der Ser5 Seiu.@emeinoe abge.
bolt imo na6 Der &irde esfortirt
mer0en.
Der neue @rieiter ipuroe in Sigh
lanotown Dor 26 So6ren geboren. @r
wurOe in Der Ser5 SeIu-&irde ge.
tauft uno confirmirt, unO lit er DER
erite 80gling, Dem es perg6nnt mar,
in Der STRIDE Der @emeinoe, in mel
der er aufgepa6ien mar, feline erite
Meiie 81 leien. gtadoem er s Sabre
am Soiepbinen.Goueg in Columbus,
Dbio, ItlIoirt bate, begab ii6 8ater
gtiioline an ooS bieiige ct. Morieu.
Seminar, mo- er bier Sabre ihloirte
ln0 Dor 3pei @o1en Die 8riifng
beitano. @r miro in 5mei 8oden
feline erite SteGe an Der &atbeOrale
in glIeranoria, 2o., antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Sine gIieOerlage bel SnraS5O bOr
1000 Sa6reN.

SIN 2ouie Der SSobrbunoerte iin0
BEL Gura33o, ser Souptltoot gllbo-
nien's, biele ibmere Sample ousge-
fo6ten poroen, aber foum elmer, Der
BEL GDrrbodium 81 iammelu. bic
ouBeroem Ourb cine iiberlegene
5lotte unteritiiet unO rei6IiH nit
Qebensmitteln Oerioret tpirOe Gdior
beriudte ieinen iiberlegenen @egner
ein5uiblieBen bod miBloug oieies
Gor6nben edt5lid, HompeiuS muroe
nod einmal, aIleroingS gum lesten
Wlale in leinem 2eben, bon ieinem ge.
pobnteu @liid 6egiinitigt 10 onB iein
Stern oui's bellite olli5uleuthen
idien Gdior erIitt cine 10 idipere
glieOerlage, bob CT lelbIt gednBert ia.
ben loll, iein Seer mare p0Ilig Der.
ni1tet uorOen, iuenn ieine 6einOe
Sen Sieg 5u benuben peritanoen BAT.
ten Durd iAleunigcn Mari1 In Oas
Snnere Oes 2auoeS ent5og cr iicb Oem
8eroerben uno 8ompeius folste i6m,
obpobl er ser llnteritiibung ieiuer
6lotte oerliIItia eine. 8ei B6oialus
DoIl5og iif Oann Sic @enoimg, sic
Ons Shidial oes %ompeiuS, ia oas
S1idlal ser @elt entI6eo. Gie
jebt bel Gura55o follenoe Gntidei-
OrIng miro audi bon groBer freiIid
nidt fir oen gan5en arieg ausidlag.
gebenOer 9eoeutlns ieiu.
BON 10 peittraaenoer geoeutung bate
perOen fonnen, ipie Sic l1pere glie.
0erloge, oie SuliuS GGiar iu1 Som.
mer oes Sabres as Dor G6riiti Sc
burt Dor Der BON ben &0mern GDn-
babiiim genannten beieitigten Staot
ourh Rompeius erlitt. @s mar Der
erite perionlibe 3uiammenitoB oieier
beiOen groBen 6eloberren. Yompeius
bate i'm Senat, ais sort gefiirhhtn.
gen ipegen GGiar's moalidem &or
oringeu ouftauhten iel6ii6emuBt
ousgeruien: n@enn i'd ouf 0en 90
ben ltompfe, wGHit cine glrmee ber-
por.~ Gr re6nete ouf ieine olten in
Stalien angeiieoclten 9eterquen sic
nlf ieinen giui aud ioiort berbeieil.
ten, aber Gdiar IieB i'm feline 8eit
Die Erlppen 81 ionmeln ioooB @om-
peius por Dem itiirnliidlen Gororiu-
gen Gaiar'S bis nah grunoiiium
(9rinoiii) mo Damn iogar iiber ooS
Wleer an Die Observation-Disclosures aiiitc
8uriidpib. Gdiar folste ibm betonnt.
lid nidt lofort, ionoern ging 5undhit
nad Spanien, inn Oort nie CT iib
altSoriidte, 5uerit oos Seer o6ne 6elo-
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8rnnbeiaent6nms.Wlnrft.

5rail Cornelius 9. GennD bat bon
ser n&olano @art Co." cine groBe
@ar5eae in @uilforo, an Der Siio-
meB.@de Der 9ambet6 9loao rno
@reenpaD gelegen gefauft.
2. S6leisner bat an s. 3. 600.
ion oas oreiit0diee Sous 9lr. 1924,
observation-disclosures, nerfauit.
g9olter q. @roofs BAT an Die ,,g}eip
Dorf mo @arplan0 Co. cine 9ar-
8eIle an ser Oitieitc Ser 2inoen.9loe.,
na6e Gbauncep.9loenue, olr6 Die
Sirma @a0loro groofs & 50. ber-
fault.
q. 8. Sdoe6er Bat cine gauItele
an Der g1opa 8iaa Hono, 8ila glopa,
bon Ai1aro 8. @oot gefauft.
Charles q. 9ouloen bat oos 0rei.
Itodige @ebditoe g}r. 31O9, Colbert
StraBe, fir Die ,GitDco SfenltD So. I"
an Oie nY9i Gamma Celta" s8erbin.
Dung Oermietbet. Gie 6irma 4ierre
Duaan & g1epbep baben cine grO-
Bere gln5abl 8or3elIen an Der Sol.
gate uno Geitral.9loenue, goIagte
8arf, oertouft.
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9lObert s. Qee perIett gIMtO.OIeiet.

TaB galtimores Poli5ei obne gIn.
ieben Der 4erion oie glutomobil-@e-
iebe in Ser Staot ourH5uoriiden be-
abiihtigt, muBte eeiteru Der Sefretdr
oes Win0ors Breiton, SER Robert s.
Gee, all eieenem 2eibe crfabren. gr
puroe eeitern g3adniittng i'm mittIe.
rem Giltrift pom 4oli5iiten CHARLES
@urnbam perbaftet mo inter 5pei
Acknowledgement in Der mittlereu
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SSricn. .@adJridltcn.

@roBe 9fube unO Sdnd6e beberrid-
te sen geitrieen91eiprg gorfer@arft.
9leooing Derlor Die SSii6rer,
ibait II SnoHitrie 9lftieu 5eig-
ten S6wGhe.- 8altimorer g0rie
iebr oftip nit Gosoen in 6ront.
Ger 9lftien Worft mar geitern
5ienlid ril6ig, uno wurOe ole 9lbme-
ieu6eit bon 9luBeugeiddit itorf Der.
ipiirt. Ger 8reismediel Ooa5og itb
na6 unteu.
Sn0uitriaI 9llcobol fiel eiuen 9unft
auf 1874; Stuoebafer 1 rs auf 1888;
uno Butte uno 5uperior s4 auf 921A.
Gie Giien6abn 9lusgaben maren
ebenfaas nieoriger, g1eaOing fiel rs
ouf 102, erboIte iib aber ipdter nm
eineu bal6eu&unft. Aforementioned.
ting notirte "a b06er nuf 991a. fiel
o6er pieber ouf 80. Stabl Com.
mons gaben 3s altf S5l4 nah.
Gns Spefulotious Sntereie botte
iib 9e6igb 8olep 5ueepauot uuO
Itiegen Die Notirlngen ourA con5en'
trirten Sanoel bon 1874 ouf 813s.
Reooing itano in Der lebteu 5tunoe
itorf unter Grud uno iiel auf t003l.
@inis Sperlono iiel olf 270, mas
einen @erIltit BON 6 &unften 5u be-
oeuten bat. S9nGde 3eigte iid aud
in 9lmerican 2ofomotioe, llta6 au.
pier, uno Goutbern 4ociiic. Ger
ShluB mar rubig.
8oltimorer @oric.
g(uf ser bieiigen 9orie mar Der
Sanoel elm reAt leb6oiter uno Der-
fouiten @osoen & SO. glttien nit 26
luo Die 6.pro5. nit 1870; Die @reiie
Itiegen ii6er 0fodt 11a, reip. 234
8unfte. Die @reiie OerlorGu eiue
9leiniefeit Ourh Realiiirungs Ser
f1ufe, erbolten iicb qber ourb aouT-
litIt.
Ger oftipeu uno itarfen @roii-
nung oes geltrieen @iarftes ging Elm
gutter StroBeu Sanoel porauf in
lpel6em ole @reiie bereits eineu
9unft an Oen Notirungen geiponneu.
@S muroen gosoen in allen 9lusga.
ben lno 56attirlmgen IN groBen
Stiideu obeeiett. Gie 9lnlaaepert6e
be6ielten ober troboen i6re 9eDor3il'
gung Ger Morft ibIoB ielt
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9oIi3eiitation eingeliefert Ser Gee
muroe eritens beiduloigt, oas Saltc-
iignol eines Gerfebrspoli5iiteu nibt
bea6tet, lmo 5weiteus. m1breno ser
iSobrt Ieiue 9lutomo6il.2icen3 nidt
bel licb eefiibrt 81 boben. gtab Stel.
lung einer 9iirgihait bon $500 fir
elm ouf beute Dor HiHter &adorO
Itattiinocnocs 8crbor, begab iiG
Serr See pieoer nod Salic. er CAB
ser Fpli5ei feline Berionalien luie
folgt an; 9lobert 6. See, 9ledtson.
malt, 40 Sabre alt, glr. 2t19, @ril-
foro-9(oenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28
Sbre erite ~ ellie.

Trei RrieIter, neIde am Conner.
ltag in ser Gatbe0rale BON Goroinal
@ibbonS orOiuirt puroen peroen
6eute ibre erIte MeIie cele6riren. @a-
ter Sobn Carroll Moore miro oie
So6neiie in Der ct. glnn's Stride
Iinaen, Batter Sanes IS. G'0leia
miro in Der St. @reeor. imO Batter
Gaiimir q. 2oIcusfi in Der Ct
gIt6anaiius Stride celebriren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-28

BERN uno ipGtcr oen 8elo6errn o6ne
Seer 5li idlagen, 9[bcr 8ompeius ge-
mann oaourd 3eit, cine aroBe Mabt
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s d N mclfIeif
@ert0ufe all Ser 9ottimorer 9lftieH.
@0rie


5000 Goshen q SO, Ger ...........i .is0
1000 eosbeu q So. 6cr..,...........i2
1000 Goshen n So Ger. .i27ya
5000 Goshen s. 60 6cr. cr.~............i2
5000 GIrboru 3ueI 5er .......... ioOA
1000 5air GIarfS. arad 5er..... iooN
1000 Gar & @ori0 ser Ser.........,.io iosA
1000 Wler & Nliuers Ger. ............i i02
$50 gIni0eile golio 1u6c com .....iia
Is gnibeie gaIio anbe com. .iioA
20 ani0eilc Baltic. 1u6e com. ..iisM
80 gui9eie Chalmers cil ..,....... o
450 sInt6ciIe Gosocn Go........... 20
$50 gIHtbeiic Gosoeu SO. .....,. 25N
20 aIut6eiIe Goshen q Go....-..,.. 25M
645 9IntbelIc Goshen Il Go.......... 25A
SO gluiOeiIe eosoeu Co.. ....... 25
no sn6eile Goshen 4 Go......... 25M
1920 9mbellc Goshen & so ....... 25N
80 gln1eiIc Goshen @as com ...... 10
las sInibeiIe eosocu eas com ...... aM
1860 slnt0eIIc cosoen @as eom ~ oM
1000 9Ini0eiIc Goshen cas com....... 8N
ii5 slni6eIle Dopiion Chemical .. "a
100 9lni6eilc cfia groS & Hci .,
i5 9lni0eiIe Sienna 9saier Qower M 7iM
200 gInibeile Fenna ssater 8omer IA
% sni6eile IS s & q ~ (sso3) 1854
25 smi6cIIe eapnIpa &cl. ......... i0M
1000 NIB. 0iDs. inc. 4er........~.. as
100 gnt0eiIe Gosoen eas pio io.... AVA
1850 aui6elo Goshen cas pio~..... as
20 sIni0cIe Eaoiiou G0em ... 59M
As glntbeIc 2apilon Chem .., 59H
4 9lnibeic llie. 9BS com .. 27M
9luibelc uio Ros gom ... n
20 glnibelc &alio, Guue ..,.......1ls
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3meiOeutig. II o.: n9lber i9
bite Sic, sic tpoaeu SSbren Sobn
Dem SiIberitein in Die 2ebre geben
eincm Monne, Der bereitS oreilnol
i'm aonfurie mor2l~ g.: sd,
min cben, oaB Der Srnee etpas Or.
oentli9es lernt@
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Sim meIfo6rt

9lm Gouueritag oieier @ode lit
Simmelfa6rt rno oieaat6olifen per-
Oen an Dem Gage oie Wleiie iuie am
Sountage bellheu.
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GreieinigfeitS 6 e.
lneinoe.

lleber oos G6ema ygeteIt Cup
ipribt 9aItor 81. 3. 5tereer bei'm
beltigen @ornittags @ottesoienite
in Der Greieiuigfeits Stride, qrini-
tp-, nabe Sig6itroBe. Gas Ebema
am glbeno loutet: nSSn Der @eIt 6abt
S6r 9lngit." Die 8eriammllng oes
Srauenpereins fiuOet am gtadmittag
Itatt.
Or. 2 1morb' @ortrag.
Or. 6. Sc. Sdwarb, 8rofeNor Der
Geologic an ser Sobns Sopfins.llni'
oerIit6t uno 2ebrer Der ,Men'S 2iOe
@irc Bible GloB" Der Balbroot
@resbptcrianer Stride miro beltte
@ormittag I'M 8ortrags-&auuc Der
air6e iiber oos 96ema 09ie nan
eine 6rau ipdblt" ipreden. Nldnner
ieOen 9etenntniiies, beIonoers iunge
Wldnner, iinO lpiIlfommen. Die 9i.
belflaIie umfaBt 5ur Belt 81 NlitgIie-
Der unO lit in itetigen @a1stbum be.
qriIfen.
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gcrIanst i'm slGsemeinen.
8n Scrfaafcn OScr 81 Oermiet1en.

Bu berfamfen Uber 5m Dermietben:
Seine MODERN eHeerbiete g9pbnbduler,
Bimmer iino 8do, eeltrii6e6 Qidt; IN betem
8uitanoe Wlietbe $l4 uHo nuiipdrtS. @ers
iduis,geoin1unaen iue Wdeibe NdG3uIrngen
Dlr. 1643, observation-disclosures.
(Nai6,8 e,9&S)
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Sine Game, Inn Elm iIeines 4ino 5u Worten;
gues Seim. 9la63uira9en UT, 1l3, yDro'
0utaips StraRc. (Ulal2S-29)
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Berlaugt.
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1916-03-18

seventy weeks" of special favor; for
this eunuch was not a Jewish proselyte
in every sense. eunuchs not being grant
ed the privileges of the congregation.
The eunuch had come way from Je-
ruSalem with a manuscript copy of the
Prophet Isaiah's writings-a very cost
~ treasure in those times. That he
was doing more than simply reading
aloud is evidenced by his language to
Philip. The question. 'UnderStandest
thou what thou readest?' was a test,
so to speak. If the eunuch understood
what he was reading, he would have
gladly said, Yes. friend, l thank God
that | do. Do you also understand it?"
But had he been in the wrong condi-
ton of heart. his answer might have
been, Mind your own business!" Or
had he been hypocritical, he would
have professed a knowledge of the sub
ject and then. to cover his real igno-
rance. would have turned the conver-
sation into another channel.
The Gospel For the Meek.
1t was evidently of Providence that
the eunuch was considering Isaiah SO.
Like the majority of the prophecies,
this could be understood only in the
light of its fulfllment, and then only
by those in proper heart attitude and
under the instruction of the Holy Spir-
it. Deacon Philip had been taught of
God through the Apostles. and was
now able to communicate to the eu-
much the simple story of the Gospel
that Christ had come into the world
to redeem mankind. had died for mans
sin, had arisen and assembled to glory;
that now God was calling out an elect
Little Flock to be joint-heirs with Jesus
in the Kingdom; and that as soon as
this election should be completed, The
Messiah Jesus the Head. and the
Church His Body would be manifest
ed in ruling and blessing power to all
mankind.-Acts 3:19-23.
Undoubtedly Philip further explain
ed to the eunuch that those who ac-
cepted Christ as their Savior, and who
desired to become His disciples. taking
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Gated by his
promptness to be baptized.
Philip was ready to receive the
eunuch as a fellow-member of the
Church of Christ and to administer to
him the symbol of introduction into
the Body of Christ-baptism-as soon
as the eunuch gave evidence of having
accepted the Lord and of having made
conservation to Him. He made no re-
quest that the eunuch learn the cate
chiSm or confess something else. such
as well-meaning but mistaken men in
the Dark Ages promulgated as neces-
sary and as explanatory of the Bible.
Neither did he say. Il will write your
name as a member of the Church and
will procure for you authority to
preach the Gospel in Ethiopis." No;
at hat time the subject was not con-
fused, befogged. as it is now.
On the contrary, Philip preached the
Gospel in its simplicity; and the
eunuch received it in like manner
Moreover, with the Gospel itself went
the right and the authority to declare
it. isaiah 81 :1-3; Jeremiah 23:2S.) All
who have received the amounting Of
the Spirit. the JUNCTION from the Holy
One, are thus fully commissioned to
tell forth the Good Tidings.
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Our Power For Peace.

Our Power For Peace.
They may expect that assured readi-
ness for defense will give power to
our diplomacy in the maintenance of
peace.
They may expect that the power and
will of a united people to defend their
country will prevent the application to
our peaceful and prosperous land of
the hateful doctrine hat among ma
lions might makes right regardless of
the rules of justice and humanity.
They may expect that the manifest,
potential strength and competency of
the nation will maintain the effective
ness and reality of that great policy Of
national safety which in the declara-
ton of President Monroe forbade the
destruction of our security by the es-
tablishment of hostile military powers
in our neighborhood.
They may expect that their govern
ment will not forget, but will ever
maintain, the principles of American
freedom, the duties of America to the
peace and progress of the world and
those ideals of liberty and justice for
all mankind which above all else make
the true greatness of the American
democracy.
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EACON PHILIP was just such
a man as the Lord is pleased to
use in the service of the Truth.
Having proved himself faith