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these words occur in the Scrip lures S5S times, and are some- times rendered man, he, himself, her, herself. they, thee, we, !, dead, fellows, fish. breath, hearty appetite, pleasure, desire, mind, heart, creature, beast, b bod y {. person and other renderings. 1 have examined every one of these S5S texts and not in one single instance does the expres sion we so often hear and see in print, viz.: immortal soul, or never dying soul, or any other expression carrying that mean ing. In all these cases where soul occurs n the Scriptures, body is absolutely essential to personality. Without the body there would be no soul, no life, no mind, no will, no experience of any kind whatever. In proof of the foregoing, David said, His breath goeth forth, he re- turneth to his earth; in that very DAY (the day he died) his thots perish. " Psa. 146:4. The liv- ing know that they shall die; but the dead know not anything" Feel. 9:5. Also in the 9th Psalm verse 20 Lord heal me: verse 5- for in death there is no re- membrance of thee: in the grave (where David would go if not healed) who shall give thee thanks?" Bishop Tillotson says. The immortality of the soul is rather supposed, or taken for granted, than expressly revealed in the Bible." Says Wm. Tyn- dale (author of the first printed Bible in English) Tn putting de- parted souls in heaven, hell or purgatory, you destroy the ar guments wherewith Christ and Paul prove the resurrection" " Rev, Dr. Parker says, Christi anity treats man not as immor- tai, but as a candidate for inn mortality" Dr. Olshausen says "The doctrine of the immortali- ty of the soul, and the name, are alike unknown to the entire Bi- ble.
 The Word of God says, Seek immortality, eternal life. If we are already possessed of inn mortality. why are we asked to seek it? The Word of God says, The wages of sin is death, but the GIFT of God is eternal life, " flor those who continue in we'll doing" faithful to the end"
 Quotations from the old Bible in which the word soul occurs:
 Job 3O:15-They pursue my soul (Heb. Nedabah) as the wind. Dr. Young gives the definition in this quotation, as willing, liberal, or noble one" so Jobs would be advisors pursued him willingly, literally and, too. while his body was sore afflicted. and advised him to curse God and die.
 Isaiah 57:16- For l will not contend forever, for the spirit (rauch breath) should fail be- fore me, and the souls (nesha-
The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30

The law firm of Crocker and Partain moved Monday from their location over the Peoples Bank to their offices in the rear of the Masonic temple.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30
No. Six-Sixty-Six

This is prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or cHlLlS q FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as . tonic the Fever will not return. |, It acts on the liver better than Colonel and does not gripe or sicken. 2Sc
The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30
WHAT IS THE SOUL?

The word soul" is rendered from four words three Hebrew and one Greek, once from the Hebrew "nedibah," once from the Hebrew ''neshamah. " In all other places in the King James version, the word soul" is rendered from the Hebrew word "nephesh", or the Greek word ''psuche, and occurs in the Scriptures 535 times. The words "nephesh" and "psuche",
 are not always rendered soup,
The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.

State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
 Lucas County. SIS.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in tfie City of Toledo, County and State afore- said. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of Decem- ber. A. D. 1SS6 A. W: GLEASON.
 (3eaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO. Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists. 75c
 Halrs Family Pills for constipation.
The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30

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The Ozark spectator., 1916-06-30

this week. Mrs. Pleas Woods is suffering with a sprained ankle.
 GUESS WHO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22
Ga6Y OESLYs AT DREAM.

Ton lght the Dream will present Gaby Deslys the celebrated beauty. in Her Triumph This four part comedy drama lz an original story of the thea Ter Gaoy has been the sensation of -Ee continents. both for beauty and dzrea-g ability and incidentally for her fszs.a=ss t5r -ang~. In this famous 5r1dac-lor sae has an opportunity to .seF Ter dznelng ability. Supported h9 her saae5zg partner Harry Pilcer. they dance the Apache dance. and the -(is5y Glide Ire gowns and hats ~9rn hy GabT ~lH azton5sh the lsae ef Nome l. s great picture aE5 MI ae saown at regular atuIs- sz = cez-s-
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NEWS NOTES

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fatsrnstisozI News serdee.

MILAN v-a London seDt- -z-sai- 9alsa dispatches to the El Seccolo say that King Constantine is ia fear of his ...= and dare not apepar in public. D. s--=a CT his fear of assassination by eoazp.rators hz Is in hiding n his p,'- ace at Athens Ire entrances 10 the patces are barrieaded and heavily =uaaiel by picked troops
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 The attempted assassination yester- dag of EenIzelos is known TO be but
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

LONDON. Sept z3-Ad ditioaaI guards have been placed around ire honSe of former Premier Venezelos as further evidence has come to light ttat his death Is planned by ccnSplra- tors
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22
RUSSIA KNOWS NOTHING
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in;&rnztsozl News Ser,dee.

FETRoG9AD sep. 2z-An unofi- elaI statement says there have been no developments of any importance along any of the Russian lines. This an swer was given sn reply 10 urgent re- quests for neEs from great battle naE supposed 10 be raging.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22
KINGS PALACE BARR|CADED
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-22

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
j. S. STEEL PAYS
OUT $669,SS9
IN PENSIONS

PITTSBURGH. Jan. pa total ~
sb5g.3So12 was distributed I'm pen
ions 90 retired employee cf the United
states Steel Corporation during 1918.
accordIn- to the nttl annual port
of The United State. Steel and Car.
ncgIe Pension Fund made here today.
This l- cu increase OF +14T.H2I - over
the amount paid out IN 1914 The re-
port -how- shat since January j. 1911.
whom ftD fund was established. So
-"4.4l'.15 has been dI bur-ed IN the
pensions
Because Of the large number of
r.-nfs OF the corporation and subs.
diary companies in the Pitts burch dis.
ricr. 'he amount of money distributed
iu fl.- locality greatly exceeded that
paid Ouf boo any other district. amount
ius to S56>.2U'50. This includes $50
u'H given former coke workers iu tho
fields adjacent 20 Pittsburgh. The
Cleveland district ranked second with
Sh'.O.l. In tho Chicago district. dis.
bur. rmcurs amounted tu $4,000 In
fh" eeahnard and New ENGLAND
atcs retired employee received $50.
i.'2s and on The Pacific coast Sl1g2
Employees II the Tennessee Coal. Iron
a. Railroad Co. received 81. 600 in pon.
.ion-. Tn the ore regions of the north
west $4,000 was paid ont while en-
p'oFee- or mining companies were
given 100000.
Retired employees % the Carnegie
steel Co drew from tho eprsion fund
OBJ" largest amount. sI55.5gN15 Tho
American steel 6 Wire co. was next
with S145.2Sl10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
MRS. MOHR ON
STAND In HER
OWN DEFENSE
DENIES IN TOTO SHE EVER
PLOTT ED HAVE
HUSBAND KILLED
Said She Loved Her Husband and
Wanted a Reconciliation
Made Good Impression

PROVIDENCE. r. J.. Jan. 20 Mr-.
Elizabeth F. Mohr. ON trial with two
negroes on the charge of murderins
her husband. Or. G. Franklin Mohr.
asserted on the witness stand today
that she loved her husband and was
always desirous of effectinE a recon-
citation with him. She denied unC-
quiyocally she ever plotted TO have
him killed
The accused widow told her story
in "A very low voice and appeared Co
be- cool and collected once or twice
while telling of some particularly irrI-
tating turn i'm her domestic troubles
She seemed on the verge OF breaking
down, but each time she re-aiued CON
troll uf herself
ln answer fo tine questions put 20
her by her counsel MI Cushing. the
witness said that hrr husband had
been cruel and abusive. bur that -se
loved him uotWifustardr. li- fr,s.-
meur She identified O. letter -Ie said
sh' had received :-uu aim Wh.., -le
was a. fsc Nowporr home il the iall Ct
1913. boo which the doctor said
Il don't want auythu- around that
reminds we or you. and .E you eyet
put your foot iu ms place boz prOy-
dDrcs a-aln will about Kim YOU.
You are barred from ut Providence
Continued on Page TrelveD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Hand to Hand Fighting.
GERMAN AIR RAID
WAS DESTRUCTIVE

BERLIN. Jan % Oby wireless 10
Sayvillcl.-The Hamburger Fremden.
blart reports that one OF the bombs
dropped by the Gcrmc air squadron,
when it raided over Dover on Monday,
fen on deposit OF mines which ex.
ploded and caused enormous devasta.
t.ou 300 the neiEhbdrhood Thirty-nine
persons. including one officer and q
soldiers. the newspaper says. were
killed
According to the Fremdcnblatt's &C
count fhe explosion did not take place
until i5 minutes after the bomb had
landed so that the soldiers a. first
believed the missile was harmless.
Railroad cars. filled with provisions.
and several cottages are reported 10
have been destroyed
one transport anchored i'm the har
hor was d8waled by the explosion
ard sank Immediately
Twenty severely wounded persons
were 'rarsp ported to % London hospital
The British aeroplanes. the news
paper Gays. were not ready In time for
defense
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
DISAPPR0VES
MONOPOLY BY
GOVERNMENT
GIVES SENATE COMMITTEE
FIGURES ON GOVERN
MENT OWNED PLANT
For Ammunition and War Mater
ials-Favcrs Private Plants
Tells OF Reserve Stores

WASHINGTON, Jan 26-Estimates
were given the senate military commit
tee today 10y Brigadier General Crozier.
chief OF ordnance. showing that "a plant
costing SiSO.OGO.uO operated by force
of 100000 workmen would be required
'o manufacture ammunition and war
materials necessary TO keep an army
ot million men in the field and equip
an additional million recruits
General Crozier strongly disapprovei
any proposal for government monopoly
Of the manufacture of war supplies.
insisting that best results could be ac-
oompiished by relying upon private es-
iablishments 20 supplement the output
ui governments plants In time OF war.
The committee received today from
Secretary Garrison. "a draft Of a tenta-
tive measure suggested by Chairman
Chamberlain. which would provide for
the authorization of the proposed con
ilueu,al army in general terms only.
leaving the detail Of the proposed sys-
tenn 90 be- worked out by war depart
meut regulations The original draft
of bin submitted by the war deTart-
ment contained an outline of the en-
urc system. AFR. Garrison pointed ont
io the cO0-ro. -ional committee when
be appeared before them. however.
That as the plan was largely an eN-
HeuWcntai one. it would be wise 10
give the President wide discretionary
powers 20 meet problems which only
could be- solved properly In the light
uf experience yet 90 b, gained
General Crozier amplified today tCs-
tcor-tnued On Page TweIve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Wilson Opens
Campaign for
Preparedness

WASHINGTON Ia, CD. p,,.i5.....
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H.. .,.'',ii,' '.,' gar uIh 2
,.rs,,, ., ,i,. ~. 'i ~ '''' ''-'S'"'''' pro
~ .rt 20" "l.'"i
yorI ~ ,.-i... ,. m .'Ii', 'I,, D" Ne"
his private car until = o'clock. when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
BRITISH LABOR
VOTES TO CARRY
WAR TO THE END

BRISTOL. Jan. 26.. p. m British
organized labor ON the first day of a
conference which has attracted world
wide attention oltyoted Oh. extreme
socialist anri-war section and adopted
two resolutions expressing The patri-
Otto resolve to carry the war through
James Ramsay Mcdonald. socialist
and labor member of parliament for
Lancaster and Philip Snovten. social
ist member FOR Blackburn. bv tho
power of their ,ioqucuc. rria.l to rer-
uadc th" delegate. to vote against
,hc motions. but when requested To-
define their position clearly. made
eNa-ions and We're unable 90 convince
The conference.
One representative Of the socialist
section. when asked 10 state tha terms
ON which t'e socialists would have
participated 300 voluntary recruiting
campaign. declared. "Ou mo- terms "
H" Immediately lost his hold ON the
delegates who We're overwhelmingly
m the opposing camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-27
Parliament Refused to Act
and Existing Policy Stands
SPEECH OF SIR EDWARD
GREY WAS FINAL BLOW
TO RESOLUTION
Great Interest Manifested When
Debate Opened But It
Soon Dwindled

LONDON. Jan 26. II 30 p. m.-The
result of the anxiously awaited de
bate in the house Of commons on the
blockade question is that tho British
government adheres to its existing
policy
\ resolution introduced by Arthur
Shirley Benn. Unionist member for
Plymouth. that the entire over oceanic
traffic with Germany should De pre-.
vented by blockade was talked OUT
ana the subject dropped. thus leaving
me position exactly as before the de
Date. except that parliament seemed
more converted to the government
policy.
interesting figures published by the
war department partly demolished IN ,
elaborate structure raised bv the
newspaper aud Si~ Edward Crews
effective speech appeared 10 fnisn
the work thus begun
After th" toreIsu secretary had
spoken Commander B.IIair said Ga
had anticipated I'up.fsrfl- OF the
mouse would hc a-4Iu-. Sir Edward
Grey, hut since u.- speech he had
To- admit ulue-t,u.L- wen, with birn
Il
sat down. bee house gradually ,mptied
and az one tue during m. J.ra-1
Only @ hai dozen members Ucr.
present
40 tho opening OF the d,hat.. tre
mouse Was crowded. an Tie business
section being very cuu-p -plDuouS and
mo tali"rle- We're FILLED. notable Wis.
IoI7 b'lu- tho American ambase..
Hor. me swedish and Danish minis
'I7' Lord Fisher and Lord Stamford.
"dih. private secretary 90 the king.
Discussion Lost Interest.
After Sir Edward grey had c,,
GUIDED. the discussion lost interest
'erA-om Stewart. Jnioni~t. thought f-
would De- advantageous ro ALLOW
rance fo conduct negotiations with
america t-recrIne rE. blockade WI
nam y. Hew.u- Dnioui-t. Thought Sin
Edward Grey had failed to MAX. good
t ease Ass Doc might have done and con.
ended thar Great Britain had NOT Vol
touched the German economic ma
chine He wanted to see German,
wrecked ON tha occasion a- well a
'ha military -.Io
The RIGHT Honorable Sir Rober,
MAY, JnI1nI-f. said the government
laa every reason fD DO, salts fled with
fh" bill Tie suggested traf food
should bn aD-pIuf. rOurrthang
"t. Robert t... r.-fI.f..r...-
under Drra.ar, of foreign affairs. al
-lrtl l' house uH fla authority OFF
Lord tarrIruuH That There va. ro
word ~ truth .u tha CHARGE. frDfrf.
against British repre- -arfafIr.- fr nom
trail counf~.ea OH. re.ardrd with -u.
ricIon those in ras'r.f cuur--... WHO
Nrir uie.nE fH. allies .0 declare a
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the scene and with but small
thought Of their own safety the
tiremen worked untiringly with
chemicals TO eStinguish the blaz-
ing cars and prevent the other
cars from exploding. their efforts
were succcssful and no other eS-
piosion occurred. Had the other
cars exploded after the crowds
arrived en- the scene. the death
list would have probably been sp-
psilIng. No deaths have as yet re-
suited. The cause Of the fire is
unknown.
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more citizens were more or less
injured. five Of whom probably
seriously. As soon as the expIo-
sion occurred ambuiances and
physicians were rushed to the
scene, eight were rushed to hos.
pitals. while others were treated
In their homes. Thousands rushed
to the scene only to find that
there were three other cars Of
deadly explosive in the train and
several box cars loaded with ner-
ehandise close 70 them on fire.
The fire department hurried 70