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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03

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ELECTRICITY.

Electricity Is the medicine Of the
future. It's currents can be so sent
Through the body that microbes and
disease germs will be instantly ami
] hilated." PROF. Tesla, Inventor Of the
Ultra Violet Ray.
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ket street

ITO Whom 1t May Concern:
For over three months have been
troubled with severe headaches. loss
OF appetite. pains in the back and was
what appeared in general rundown
condition.
Now. after six weeks treatment.
feel greatly improved in ever way. the
headaches. pain in the back are gone
and my appetite has returned. | am
not nearly as nervous as previous 10
taking treatment. | am highly pleas
ed with my condition of health in 50
short a time.
(Signed) MRS. SARAH GEARY,
1109 Lang Street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NEGLECT.

EVERY HOUR q sufferer neglects
the treatment OF his or her disease
the nearer the patient is to the incur
able stage"
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SUPREME

"Electricity with its wonderful DOW.
OF 10 relieve suffering and cure dis.
case is supreme. 1t is natures method
regulated by human ingenuity"
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OZONE.

breathing medication which places
its healing. soothing vapors through
the head. lungs and throat"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
LOVE

have announced my subject this afternoon Glove"
Inasmuch there many themes suggested by this sub
jec the first being Gods love for will place before
this brief address the we-known verse; John 316:
For God so loved the world that He gave His Only Be-
gotten Son. that whosoever beieveth in Him should not
perish, but have everlasting life"
This subject is great, and the sayings recorded in
where to begin.
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have no sympathy, of course, with the doctrine of
evolution except that evolution literally and etymoogcay
means an unfolding; but the doctrine that man
evolved from monkeys. do not believe for minute,
and there is only proof to my mind that did
come from monkeys and that the way of them act
(Laughter) with apologies to the monkey have yet
seen monkey smoke cigar put pipe in it's mouth.
do not think it would be such fool have
monkey take bottle of whisky, spew all ITSELF and
tumble into the ditch like hog. I have and
women do it. In respects monkey is intell
gent than man. because it acts better
Man IN SIN gets very very loW and he does very
very mean things but do not believe he evolved from the
monkey. 1 do not believe that doctrine at all.
oelleve God made man in His own image. He made
him out of the dust the EARTH and beathed the breath of
life into him. and he became living soul.
The Bible therefore, is the third of knowledge
of Cod challenge any to take this Word and prove
one promise to be false. challenge any to take this
Word, live it, and prove that God is liar find many
who have tested it, and who can say cit true that Gods
promises have not faed that He has kept His Word and
that every word written therein which has not been full
filled, will be fulfilled"
You believe in Cod How is it of you here today,
do not love Him at al How is that love Him very
little? How is it that one loves Him as he ought?
ALL MANKIND COPS CHILDREN BY CREATION
All men Gods children by creation God created
them all. God loves ALL All who have snned and gone
from God and have turned God through Jesus the
Christ have become His children by adoption. God the
Almighty loves all of His children by creation; but He loves
His children by adoption than He loves them by
ton. Ii you have idea that God loves all people the
mistaken The text that have read refers
to Gods love for mankind as His creation.
GOD's LOVE FOR CHILDREN BY ADOPTION GREATER
"God so loved the world, that He gave His Only Be-
gotten Son ......"
But He loves those who born from above. He loves
those who have turned to Him. truly repentng He does
not those who still in their sins. We have lustra
ton in the family
It is impossible for father and mother to love
dsobedent child with the love that they love ODE
dent child So impossible for God to love the dsobe
dent He loves the obedent. will quote you two
to prove my contention:
"He that hath my commandments, and keepeth them,
he it is that oveh Me- and he that oveth Me shall be loved
of My Father and will love him. and will manifest myself
to him."-John 14:21
eff a love Me, he will keep My words, and My
Father will love him, and will unto him, and make
Our abode with him'-yohn 1928.
That concusvey proves that God and Jesus the Christ
love the who keeps the Chrss sayings they do not
and cannot and will not love the who is a rebel
Our love for God is shown by obedience and the ODE
dent man loved by God the disobedient cannot
be loved.
To hoC op+ip
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he is under obligation to higher than himself You
ask, What the proofs of this? answer, The simple
fact that wherever you find human beings does not mat
ter where is in the United States where boast of
high degree of civilization the reotest island of the
Pacific Ocean, every has the conviction that he
day. shall give account to higher being than himself.
The very fact that affairs have been erected where
sacrifices have been offered gods of stone and wood to
the clements fire and water to the trees of the forest and to
animals is of the proofs of this conviction All
and women in all walks Of life have this conviction The
conscience of mankind universally stricken with the
vction that God exists, that they responsible beings
that they must render account.
While many men and women cannot be brought to the
place. when they in health and strength and enjoying
the pleasures of sin for season. that they will give
sion to this conviction how many instances there are,
all careful observers know, where such and women
when health has departed and disease has reached out after
their vitas have cried out to God.
So say, and may talk about being infdels,
but they not. All people believe in kind of god
they have realization of their responsibility, and deep
down in their hearts, they know that the time is coming that
they will give account for all the deeds that they have
done.
Conscience, you know is wonderful thing [ do not
know exactly what u.s. because psychological terms not
always in accord with the Scriptures. would say that
conscience is that spark of godkeness of Divinity, i'm
planted within which continually cries out for God
from whom it has proceeded for satisfaction.
There very few who can do wrong without suf-
their conscences scared with hot ron it is true
people succeed for time in hushng the voice of
science; but in every mans life the time when
science will compel him to listen to her accusations when he
longer able to drown her voice by drinking the worlds
Of pleasure when he is longer able to se her voice
by the worlds enchanments and by what the world calls
joys After indulgence in the worlds festivities and gaies
when the night comes then it is the temples will not rest
and sleep will not be wooe and the conscience demands that
that listen to her voice. and all the sins of his life will
up before him in moments time like avalanche,
and overwhelm him, and put him to despair
Psychologists call this intuition. In animal they call
it instinct In the light Of Gods Word call it the spark
of Divinity the spirit which God has put there which cries
out Cod and will not be satisfied with anything this side
Of God.
MONEY Does NOT PRODUCE SATISFACTION
Do we not the world today seeking for satisfaction
in following the almighty dollar? The most miserable men
on Gods earth rich Money does not bring salts
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DEEP IN THE HEART A BELIEF IN GOD

know it is said that there people who do not be-
eve in any Cod know there people who profess not
to believe in God but individual down deep in his
heart believes in Cod and when the better self-the Dvn
ity implanted there by God the Creator, is allowed to
assert itself, there is confession of belief in God
have never yet met individual and expect to-
who do not what he says when he is enjoying good
health and prosperity and long there adverse
wnds-when the day that health is gone, and pros
perty takes wings and flies away and adversely will
not admit if not openly then to the most intimate friend
his belief in the existence of Cod
talking, then this afternoon, to audience with
not single individual who does not believe in Cod My
purpose to you Think and to ASK and the
question: Why is it that do not love God more?
THREE PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
There three principal of knowledge of God
the Creator Conscience Nature Revelation the Bible
CONSCIENCE THE FIRST SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE
First of ALL there is something within each individual
which mpresses him with of his responsibility to
higher being There something that makes him feel that
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discontentment
FAME Does NOT SATISFY
Men may seek office at the hands of their fellowman
They may sacrifice health money! time friends and relatives
and DEAR all for notorety but how long will it last?
One day may be the hero of the nation the next
day you do not hear of him. One day it is "Hosanna the
next day it is "Crucfy Him. One day they throw their
hats into the air. and shout "Hurrah the next day it is
"Down with him." Humanity is very tickle.
GOD ALONE SATISFIES
After mankind has run after everything else, seeking
satisfaction and finding not they at last must approach
their God Who created he and Who alone satisfy the
intense longings of mans spiritual nature
NATURE THE SECOND SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
The second of knowledge of God is nature What
interesting study is nature - The sky above us, the
earth under feet the mountains and the hills and the
rivers and the plains the flowers, trees and the BIRDS
What wonderful world this isl
Who study nature without seeing natures God? 1t
the Psalmst who, beautiful moonlight night stood
upon of Judeas hills and viewed the the stars and
the sky DER his head, and said to his God:
"When consider Thy heavens, the work of Thy fin
gers the moon and the stars which Thou hast ordaned
"What is man, that Thou art mindful of him?'-
Psalms 8:3, 4.
On another occasion the Psalmist said,
'The heavens declare the glory of God and the rma
ment showeth His handywork.
"Day unto day uttereth Speech and night unto night
showeth neutrality-suspicious. 1871, g.
In study of nature we learn great deal about Cod
agree with Sam Jones who sad 81 love flowers but hate
botany have very little for the long, jawbreakng
Names and think that the who does not know them
can admire the flowers just much the who does
know them.
A man can study the heavens and admire the stars,
planets the and the that God has presented to
view without technical knowledge of astronomy We
learn good deal about God from nature God has made
beautiful world. It is enough for if sin only
moved If sin only taken away and disease and DEATH
and the curse what beautiful world this would bel
THE BIBLE THE THIRD SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
But these two not sufficient God recognized
this therefore He has given to the Bible which
"the books" The word Bible from word which is
plural and means "he books There sixy-six books
in the Bible.
This (the Bibe) is the revealed word of God do not
propose to spend time defending the Bible My bust
is to proclaim it, and look my God to His Word
and to it's proclamation with success.
Unlike books written by men, the Bible is without
introduction preface It starts with the Words "In the
beginning God the first Great Cause of all things There
the explanation which scientists have been looking for
for many centuries, and have not found.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-07-08
LOVE OVERWHELMS

The subject of Love- like in the Bible, simply
overwhelms the student as he begins to study it.
start therefore, by calling your attention to the simple
fact that down deep your heart you believe in the existence
of Cod How is that of you do not love Him at ALL
of the mysteries How it is that of love Him
much ought is also mystery; for mediate
upon what He and upon all that He has done for human
ity wonders how any person help loving Him with
all his strength, mind and heart.
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faction Money brings dissatisfaction Money is not the
discOntentment.
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MONEY Does NOT PRODUCE SATISFACTION

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Assessment Roll
Town of Benton

The following is a correct list of all
the real estate and personal property
in the town of Benton, County of Lake
and State of Illinois, as determined and
assessed bv the Assessor of said town
shin for the year 1916, and the assessed
value thereon (Which is one-third OF the
full value or as the same has been
ments of Lake County and prepared and
published by him as required by law
to-wit:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
DEMOCRATS FILE
FINAL REPORT Of
CANPA| COSTS
More Than Million and Half
Expended by National Com
mittee for EIeCtioni Dodge
Is Largest Contributor
tsr MORNING JousaA, SPECIAL LEASED wsEl


Washington Dec. THE final re-
port of the democratic national COM
mittee on it's campaign receipts and
expenditures filed with the house to-
day shows total receipts of 81, SOS,34S
and total disbursements of Sl,664,59O.
In addition there are: Ascertalned
S97OO5; claims subject to
audit, $99,740; and loans to be re-
paid, 1872, 900.
The report was submitted by Treas
urer Wilbur M. Marsh. The largest
contributor was Cleveland II. Dodge
President Wilson contributed $4,000.
OF the contributions, $490,175 were
in sums less than 500. The loans TO
be refunded are: Henry S. Priest, 81.
Louis $4,000, and T. S. Peabody
Chicago. $4,000. Another loan by Mr.,
Peabody of $4,000 has already been
refunded.
The Woodrow Wilson independence
league, through Henry Bruere, New
York, treasurer, in its final report to-
day acknowledged contribution OF
$47,119 and expenditures aggregating
$46, 405. in addition to S7972 spent for
the league by the democratic nation
al committee The contributions in.
cluded $4,000 by Charles r, Crane.
The National Hughes alliance
through Arch W. Shaw, treasurer re-
ported receipts of S13,242, disburse-
ments s21,2S9, besides unpaid bills OF
SS,278. William Wrigley Jr., Chica-
go. who gave S4,25O, was the principal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
Berlin Reports Little Fighting|
Immediately Preceding Cap
ture of Bucharest People
Rejoice,
BULGARIANS MAKE
GAINS IN MACEDONIA
Explanation of Military ACtiVi-
ties Is Demanded of Greece
by AIIieSi Little Except Ar
tiIIery Fighting,

The Rumanian army is still falling
back east of Bucharest, from the
Transylvanian Alps to the Danube. On
the Moldavian west frontier, and tar-
ther north along the BukOWina bor-
der. the Russian attacks against the
Austro- German forces have failed.
Berlin says Bucharest was captured
with insignificant fighting, and the m
yaders entered the town from all
sides. being received enthusiastically
bv the populace and decorated with
flowers.
Lloyd George Accepts.
David Lloyd George has formally
accepted from the king the post OF
prime minister and first lord of the
treasury. a fact which is considered as
indicating that he will be able speed
ily to form a ministry. The probable
makeup of the cabinet has not been
announced.
on none of the fronts is an import
ant battle in progress. For the most
part, the artillery wings are doing the
greater portion of the work. Berlln
reports that the Buigarians have
forced back the British to the Struma
river Iowlands in Macedonia, and that
the Bulgarians and Germans ohaVe
compelled the evacuation by the
Serbs of captured positions near
Trnovo, in the Cerna river sector.
Tcutons Gain in Nolhynia.
West of Lutsk,. in Nolhynia, the Teu-
tonic allies have captured Russian
positions. Vienna reports that the ltal-
ians launched two futile attacks on
the Carso front of the Austro-ltal-
ian theater
Artillery duels and exploits by RAID
ing parties continue on the fronts IN
Belgium and France. The Germans
and French are engaged in a spirited
artillery battle in the region of hill
304.
An explanation Of the military ac-
tivity of the Greeks has been demand
ed by the British, French Italian and
Russian ministers at Athens, accord
ing to an unofficial dispatch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
SON Of NOTED
GENE ERAL KILLED
BY V|L.E|STAS
GuiIIermo Snyman Is Mur-
dered on Big Ranch Be-
tween Santa ROSaIia ard
Chihuahua City in Mexico,

fBT MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WlHtl
El Paso, Tex, Dec. 7,-Guillermo
Snymau a son Of the late Gen. w. u.
Snynan of Boer war fame, was shot
and killed by villa bandits at his ranch
near san Pablo de Meoqui, according
to message received by his friends
on the border Suyman was the own
cr Of a big alfalfa ranch near Meoqui,
which is between santa Rosalia and
Chihuahua city His father died in
Philadelphia recently where another
son lives at the present time. Sny-
man was said to have been a British
subject
Young Snyman lived on the big
ranch which his father purchased,
following the close Of the Boer war,
aud upon which he planned TO ostab-
rsh large Boer colony at San Pablo
MeoQui, which is near Ortiz, Chihua-
hua
General Snyman was at one time
"a member Of the Bocr cabinet and
came to the United States after tho
close of the war bringing his family
with him In addition TO his son, who
was reported to have been killed at
Meoqui, General Snyman had four
sons and two daughters. Two sons
live in the state OF Campeche, Mexico;
another. G. G.. Snyman, left here for
Philadelphia soon after his fathers
funeral here, and "a small son and
daughter left here with Mrs. Snyman
for New Orleans when her health fail
ed after her husbands death last
month
Mrs j. G. Viliocn Of Chamberino,
n. NJ, said tonight over the long dis
tance telephone she had received no
news Of her brothers death but feared
he would be killed She said she had
heard nothing from him for two
months and that he did not know of
his fathers death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
ENTENTE MINISTER'S
ASK AN EXPLANATION

Athens, Dec. tvia London, Dec,
7D-The Russian Italian, French and
British ministers called in a body at
the foreign office this afternoon and
demanded an explanation of the Greek
military activity,
The French commander General
Sarrail is quoted as saying that he
prefers Greece openly hostile to an
unsettled situation.
The members OF the Russian colony
will leave here tomorrow only the
Italian colony of the entente remains
at Athens.
The entente allied diplomats see no
prospect of an arrangement by the
Greek government, and it is believed
that they will demand at least the re-
establishment of allied control of the
police, post and telegraphs railways,
ports, customs and passports,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
WARNS AGAINST PORK
BARREL APPROPRIATIONS

Washington, Dec = Brig. Gen.
William NJ. Black, chief of army en-
gineers, addressing the National Riv-
ers and Harhors congress today.
warned communities against seeking
for canals or river
channels which cannot be put into
operation promptly He said such ac-
uvities injured legitimate waterways
movements and rotard the COuutry's
development.
Wilfred II. Schoff of Philadelphia,
secretary of the Atlantic Deeper Wat
erways association, declared that the
cost of an Atlantic coastal canal, con-
meeting bays or sounds between Bos-
ton and North Carolina, estimated at
$4GS00, 1000, would be saved in pre-.
vention of shipwreck losses. which in
the past twenty years have amounted
to $4O,00O,00O along the Atlantic
coast
The congress held two sessions to-
day and viii adjourn tomorrow with
election of officers ana the adoption
of a new declaration of principles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
JACK RABBITS USED
FOR MEAT SUPPLY
lrv MORNING Jouss.l SPECIAL luAsso w,sn

Amarillo Tex. Dec. Tn an effort
to at once lower the cost Of living and
relieve the farmers of northwest
Texas from the inroads of a burden
some pest, Welton Winn, agent of the
state department Of agriculture today
announced that next week Jack rab-
bit drive will be made through the
6G,515 square miles Of the panhandle
The catch is expected TO fill $50
freight cars. These will he shipped
to eastern and northern markets for
the Christmas trade.
Farmers IN every part Of the pam
handle are expected to join in the
drive. SO rapidly has the pest multi
piled in recent years that the state has
been paying a bounty for rabbit
scalps Bounties will be claimed he
fore the animals taken in the drive
are shipped.
This fall the Jack rabbit was found
to be a table delicacy Rabbit sau-
sage, which appeared this week is eN-
pected to lower the cost of living,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
LITTLE OPPOSITION
OFFERED AT BUCHAREST

London. Dec. Reuters Amster-
dam correspondent sends the follow
ing official Berlin dispatch, which de-
scribes the fall of Bucharest:
"At 1890 Tuesday morning, Cap
tain Lange of the general staff was
sent as a parlementaire to the com
mandant at Bucharest. bearing let
ter from Field Marshal Won Macken-
sen demanding the surrender of the
fortress A second letter notified the
commandment that fire would be
opened unless the parlementaire re-
turned within twenty-four hours.
Captain I,ange returned before the
expiration of the limit, the com
mander-in-c chief Of the Russian Dan
uhe army having refused to accept
Field Marshal Won Mackensen's let
ter on the ground that Bucharest was
not a fortress, but an open town. He
declared that there existed neither
armed forts nor troops destined for
its defense, and there was neither
governor nor commandant. Captain
Lange pointed out the character of
Bucharest as a fortress and said that
such an evasion would not hinder the
German operations.
"In the course of Wednesday
morning, portions of General Schmit-
tow's cavalry corps took possession Oh
a fort on the north front, and por-
tions of the fifty-fourth army corps
pushed on and took the line of forts
from Chiajna, on the west front, to
Odaile, on the north The enemy in
fantry offered resistance, which was
quickly overcome.
From the south portions the DAN
ube army pressed into the city
through the girdle Of forts, meeting
with no resistance.
THE troops entering the town
were received enthusiastically and
decorated with flowers. Field Mar
shal Won Mackensen drove in a motor
car to the royal castle, where he was
l.rnntnd with hnmnmnts OF flnWersn ~