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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07
lIMDERQAkI.PEIRI.

Miss Margaret Petri and Martin Tn
derdahl Of Hebron were married a,
the Lutheran parsonage at 2:3C
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon by Rev
c. j. Fylling.
The bride was attired in a pretty
wedding gown made of white and car.
ried a bouquet of brides roses. The
groom wore the conventional black
The couple was unattended
The bride is popular young lady of
Hebron and has always made her
home with her parents. The groom
is a prosperous young farmer in the
Hebron locality. He is son Of Mrs.
II. r. WadesOn of Hebron and sis
ter of Miss Ella Underdahl of Mandan.
During the past three weeks County
Agent A. J. Gaumnitz has succeeded
in organizing three more federal farm
loan associations. The new farm loan
associations are at JudsOn, New Sa-
lem and Thinner. Nh Gaumnitz says
that there is a farm loan association
now IN every important town in Nor
ton county, including Mandan. Jud-
son, New Salem, Glen Ullin, Hebron,
Fort Rice, Cannonball, Thinner So,
len and Flasher. The farmers near
Harmon are interested in the associa
tom; at Mandan.
AIR. Gaunnitz has been engaged the
past year and a half organizing fed
eral farm loan associations ana
through constant effort has met with
cOmmendable success. Several hun
dred thousand dollars in applications
are now filed for federal farm loans
as a result Of his work. 1t is believed
that the new method of borrowing
money will prove great help to those
who are members Of the organiza.
lions. ~,~s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07
Sprays ana! Gouches viii never
cure yCu.

cure you.
,Catarrf j: Annoying enough when
It 'chokcs up your nostrllS and air
passages, causing painful and diff
cult breathing and other disconforts
But the real danger comes when il
reaches down into your lungs.
This is why you should at once
realize the Importance of the proper
treatment, and lose no time ex-
perimenting with worthless rcmedie.
which touch oniy the surface To be
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07
Pay Dog Licenses Now

All owners OF dogs within the hereby
notified that unless they licenses city
nances all dogs will be seized pound
given ten days comply this
City Assessor Morris or W. A. Cleveland
Dated July 3rd, 1917 CHRIS MARTNESON
Chief Of Police.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07

Canada is celebrating the heroism
Of sub-Lieut Leckie Of Toronto, who
has just won a distinguished service
cross for attacking and destroying
Zeppelin L-22 of the east coast OF
England. He is the first Canadian 10
bag a Zepp. Leckie joined the royal
naval air service in December. 1875,
after three months training. lie is
IS years OF age and was connected
with the firm OF John Lecllie & COM
pany, Toronto, before enlisting
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07
Cheaper, Better, Quicker Than Mechanical

The mechanical way of tightening is
to reduce the rim to fit the shrunken
wheel. But this does not allow for expan-
sion of the wood in wet weather. And it
not only costs as high as $3.50 per Wheel
but also keeps your vehicle idle for half
day or longer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07
Saved Price of New Wheels

Mr. H. G. Thompson, broker of Modesto Cal. writes:
''The front wheels my automobile were in very bad
condition, bad in fact that contemplating throw
ing them and buying wheels However, at
ton called to Spoktte, and decided to give
trial my wheels. bad they 1t frightened the
wheels absolutely tight and have had trouble since.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-07

y HARACTER in an automo-
~ bile, refers to those qualities
which are only apparent. after
long continued use. Then it Is
that q cars real worth becomes
apparent. The worthiness of
studebakers, their ability to rem
der long, efficient service is best
demonstrated By the fact that
SO per cent Of them are purchas-
ed by those who have previously
owned other cars.
This because the honesty Of
Studebaker construction, the su-
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Who is those four
Beasts? Rev. 4~8.


John speaks OF them in this
manner, that each of them had
six wings And that they were
full of eyes before and behind.
I P.ease read
And before the throne there
was q sea of glass like unto
crystal: and in the midst of the
, throne. anG around about the
throne, we're four beasts full of
eyes before and behind.
Rev 4-6")
And they rest not day nor
night saying Holy, Holy, Lord
God Almighty. which was, and
is, and is to come. And a part
from those four beasts, John
said that there was "a elders
who fell down. and cast their
crowns before the tbrone-Tbat
is those "a elders did this after
the four beasts. bad gloryified
God, who was sitting on the
throne. And we must say right
here, that the four beasts did
not have any crowns, but they
bad six wings peace, and these
wings the twenty four elders
did not have on them. Therefore
those elders. and the four beasts
cannot be the same. 1t is a fact
that some would try to make US
believe tnat they are TIE same
And yet the word plainly teach
US they ere not the same. For
they are not spoken of as the
same, or in the same manner.
Brother Perkins. has been kind
enough TO give os the explanation
of four great men on those four
beasts ana they ali differ one
from the other, and then says
tha, he objects to them all, And
then gives to us his own explana
tion.
And We must say that we have
objections to those four, and then
say that we must object also to
his explanation, unless be is able
to give more Bible truths on
what he has said. For he says
Daniel, and John, spoke of the
same four beasts. That is that
Daniels Prophesy and John 8
Revelation was on the same four
bea SITS but that they should OF
beer called living creatur res. Bot
we must say right here that
there is a vast difference in the
description given of those four
beasts by those two men, Daniel
describes the first beast in This
manner.
The first was like lion, and
had eagles wings: l beheld till
The wings thereof were plucked,
and it was lifted up from the
earth. and made stand upon the
feet as a man. and a mans heart
was given to it, Da1. 7-4')
He says this beast was like a
lion AND had eagles wings. And
then said those eagles wings
were pluckeu off. And then this
beast was lifted up from the
earth, and made stand on it, fee,
as a man. And mans heart was
given it. What a change there is
here in this beast. Now wba,
made this change! And why was
1t made! Now VT must turn tc
Johns first beast and see how
near they are like in form and
manner we shall first quote you
And before the throne the.s
was q sea of glass like unto
cry stal: and in the midst of the
throne. and round about the
throne, we're four beast full of
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8.

great iron teeth devo1rod and
brake in pieces. and STAMPED
the residue with The feet of it
and it was diverse from all The
beasts that were before it, and
this beast had ten horns.
l. considered the horns, behold
there came up among them
another little horn, before whom
there were three of the first
horns plucked up by the roots
and, behold in this horn were
eyes like the eyes of man, and
mouth speaking great things.
Dan. 7-7-8'1
Now dear old Brother teacher
see such a contrast between
the explanation of Daniel and
John on this fourth beast, that
you must give me a better and
more perfect explanation on
Them before l can see as YOU
see them, For John said bis
fourth beast was like a fvinp
eagle, and was full of eyes With.
in.
And now dear Brother : Wish
to say Ike you said about Herod.
We never saw flying eagle
that had ten horns and Jonn
does say that this fourth
beast of his mad ten horns, but
Da MEL said that his fourth beast
bad ten horns. And that he was
dreadful and terrible. and strong
exceedingly. And it had great
iron teeth.
And that Re stamped tie re.
sidue with his feet, And now
we turn our minds to q mother
very I'm portant fact. And that
is. Daniel said that he consider.
ed those ten hornes, and a mong
those ten hornes there came
up no,her little horn.
And before this little horn
there was three of the ten horns
plucked up by the roots. And
in this little horn there were
eyes like the eyes of man, and
a mouth speaking great things
Now, John does not give any
of those things as belonging to
the 4th. beast which he saw.
And those two beasts must be
made to harmonic before we
can believe that they are the
same.
Now we are stopping right here
for the present on those 4 beast
out will come again. Now dear
old Bro. we wish to say that.
and say from the heart, that we
speak :hus to YOU because our
acquaintance, has been of quite
q duration and from the first to
the last we have had the warm.
ist CT friendship for you, and we
believe that when you take into
consideration our poverty that
you will say this whenever we
chance to meet, And we believe
thatifyou are wrong VIC shall say
that you are honestly wrong.
For we must say that, if we are
rOng in any :hing that we give
to the public we are hon estly
wrong.
Now we believe that when
ever, we say to any one that you
are wrong in your answer. to so
and SO, with giving the to know
that we believe you are honestly
wrong. /: is placing the accurs.
ed. an u" Imposter" Fui any man
who imposes in any way ia an
imposler, And when get a
wrong before the public and
continue that wrong I am IN
Imposer,
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Your End. Question.
BY ALBIN PERKINS
Continued from lest week.

Would you like to have the
proof? Let me read it to you.
And from Jesus Christ, who
is the faithful witness, and the
first begotten of the dead, and
the prince of the kings of the
earth" Uuto him that loved US,
and washed US from our sins in
his own blood, and hath made us
kings and priests unto God and
his father; to him be glory and
dominion forever and ever.' A.
men. Behold, he coyoeth with
clouds. and every eye see him"
Rev. /: 5, 6.7 verses.
Here John tells of the coming
of the Lord, in the first predic.
tion that be makes of future
events The first one in the
whole Book-he tells US that the
lord, will come in clouds. I
have proven that much, then.
One substantial proof frnm
Gods holy Book is worth more
than an hours guesses and sup
positions. Ezekiel does the
same that John does, tells the
last event first. He does so in
the first chapter of his prophesy.
The vision of Ezekiel we're the
same as John sand he describ
.es their faces the same as John
does; and then winds up by say.
ing it was the appearance of the
glory of the Lord. and the whole
earth was to be full of his glory
That time has not come vet.
1--WE are teaching, now and it will
be good for all to study the les.
son welD Not only dues Ezekiel
tell the last event in the worlds
history in the lirst chapter, but
Isaiah does the same thing.
Isaiah, again brings up this
subject, and in the 9th. chapter
he repeats Johns vision almost
word for word. and declares
there :hay it was vision of the
glory OF the Lord, when the
whole earth was to be full of his
glory" Now, why have l said
50 much in reference to the last
event being named first in
prophesy. whether inspired or
.uninspired? To show that this
vision of the fourth chapter is
yet in the future. And not. as
some have concluded. thatit was
the first event to transpire after
John saw the vision in Patmos-
,bu: the last one, my brother,
and will prove it.
But these four beasts. We
have not yet told you what they
are. I will say first, that they
could talk, and sing; they knew
the Lor6, and bowed and wor.
SHIPPED God. They were rational
creatures and that is not all =
they were here on earth. as they
themselves declare, now
make one declaration, and sub
nit a proposition that these four
living creatures are four nations
of men. Why do 1 think so? Be-
cause they could talk, and were
.worshippers of God. Not four
individ ual men. but four nations
of men. Do you know that
,Brothere Listen. I'VE are learn
ing now.)
In the seventh chapter of Dan
iel's prophesy he tells US he saw
some beasts in "a vision, and
inquired ofthe Lord what they
were: and the angel of the Lord
told him the sum OF the matter,
and said: The fourth beast you
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and w0rshlpipg." Not the king
doms or nations Daniel saw. He
was telling of four kingdoms
that were to rise and fall in
succession, that is,' one after
another. But John was telling
about four kingdoms or nations
that we're to bow and worship
the Lord at the same time-all
together not one after another.
Has any four kingdoms or ma.
tions worsbiped the Lord at the
same timer No; it is in the
future. BY the Lords own
definition; the four beasts desig.
mates the eour quarters of the
earth. Do you not think l will
have a little difficulty to prove
that? John looked, and in The
VISION the four quarters of the
earth bowing and worshiping the
Lord. The first proof shall
offer, that the four beasts John
saw were the four quarters of
the earth; [ will give clrcum-
stantially,
First, their appearance to John
He said the first was like a lion,
and it answers very we'll to Asia
the first quarter of the earth in
point of age, settlement and the
reception 5f the gospel. The first
beast, the first quarter OF the
earth. is like a lion, and Asia is
stronger than any; half.civilized,
untamed, she has crouched down
for many years.
John said the second beast or
nation was like a calf And
the second quarter of the earth
Settled by the human family,
was Africa. The gospel went
there in the second place, too.
aftnr it was preached in Asia,
and we look and see the likeness
complete. Africa has bowed her
neck, like an OK, has worn the
yoke and plowed the field for the
nations of earth, Ct am not trying
to get this into politics-No only
after the truth.) Africa is the
most humble, docile OK like
nation on the earth. John said
the third beast or nation had the
face of a man. I call your atten.
tion to the third quarter of the
earth, and we see a mans intel.
lect developed as in no other
quarter of the earth; a mans
face is seen there in Europe, the
third quarter of the earth settled
by man. How did John know?
it was bar barous quarter iu
his day. but it has been rising
and mans intellect developing
there as in no other quarter oi
the earth, and the arts and sci.
ences, since the dark ages, were
born in that country.
But lie said the fourth beast
or quarter of the earth was like
all eagle. Take notice: He Gid
not say; like an eagle in a cage,
nor did he say: like an eagle
with his wings cropped No.
The fourth beast was like q
flying eagle, the fourth division
of the human family like flying
eagle, the fourth quarter of the
earth, in point age, of time OF
civilized settlement. was like 3
flying eagle. with its wings
spread out. be looked at whule
continent OF America little
beyond our day, and saw the
broad wings of the free eagle
there rising, rising higher and
higher, with her eye fixed with
uablanched gaze upon the glori.
GUS sun OF liberty, The freesl
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USSu klVeu Ill tue bFOl0cTS
article, as yet-Before we can
say that they are the same: In
the manner the Brother explains
it. For the only thing that the two
men agrees on identicahy is the
lion. But this is not all, we must
look at the explanation of the
second beast, Please read.
And hehold another beast, a
second, like to a bear. and it
raised up itself on one side, and
it had three ribs in the mouth,
OF it between the teeth of it: and
they said thus u1to it, Arise,
devour much flesh. Dan. 7-5')
| You see here what Daniel says
about the beast. Now read what
john said" And the second beast
| like calf John said this. beast
had six wings. and full of eye )
within-Here we have quite a
contrast in theexplanation of the
two men. Daniel said this beast
was like oear-John said this
second beast was like calf.
There is much difference Oe.
tween a bear and a calf.
But this is not all Daniel said
this second beast had three ribs.
in its mouth, between its teeth,
and those ribs said rise, devour
much flesh.' The calf did not
have those three ribs to tell the
calf to rise and devour much
flesh. And the calf could not
have done this, but the Lear
could.
| So we must have more scrip
ture on this point to pove they
iare the same or we cannot believe
lit. For Daniel and John are to
far apart on their explanation tn
believe Brother Perkins explana.
tion is right ia the manner he
has given it But we must read
again,
After this l beheld, and Ia
another, like a leopard, which
had upon the back of it four
wings of a fowl: the beast had
also four heads; and dominion
was given to it. Dan. 7-6')
Here we have what Dan. says
about the third beast, we will
see what John said about it He
said 1.-The third beast had a face
as man" And John sale that
his third beast had six wings,
and that it was full of eyes
within.
Now Daniel said this third
beast vas like leopard, then it
wou1d have to be spotted. and it
had only four wings. and these
wings was on the back of it, and
Johns beast had six wings. and
full of eyes, and bad face as a
man. But Daniels third beas,
would of bad a face like a
leopard. And John spoke of bis
!, beast as having only one head.
And Daniel said that his beast
had four heads, We expect that
it was dark when our dear Old
Teacher visited Daniels third
!, beast. therefore could not see
but one head, could MT see th..
3 extra heads. Perhaps that it
was at the same time that he
visited HerOd,
Now dear old teacher we are
sincere about this matter, we
, are not talking just for fun, for
: our soul Is at stake, And we
know in anahzng anything we
have 10 analyze every grain to
, get the essence of it, And
}, Christ said Man lived not by
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17
No Peace
Methodists Think Pope's
Proposals Untimely.

That Pope Benedict's proposal OF
time was mopportune seemed to he the
general. though not unanimous opinion
OF the Montana ministers here attend
Episcopal church. South. Some OF the
expressions follow:
Bishop w. r. lambuth-"T consider
the pope's proposal Of peace we'll
intentioned and serious effort on his
part to bring an end to this terrible
trouble. In his proposal, II seems %
me that Pope Benedict has endorsed
many of the ideas expressed in Pres
ident Wilson'S message. II shows
that the great men--the leaders-are
thinking together ON these serious
matters, on the matters especially OF
bringing about permanent peace.
Rev. r. s. ShaneIe, President Of Co.
lumbia College, Milton. Ore.-"This
peace proposal showed the evident
German influence on the pope's
mind. Peace at this time would be
no permanent peace. 1t would be a
German victory. There can be no
victory for peace without the
crushing Of Prussian militarism."
Rev. c. /. McCausiand--.I was glad to
hear the pope's proposal of peace at
this time, but am afraid that ii will
not be accepted-in fact is not ac
ceptable-and will have no influence
in bringing about peace. in my opin-
ion. This war must be- fought to an
end, as the allies would cons. ..er no
terms OF peace now.
Rev. c. A. Rexroad-'The proposal Of
peace TO the hellgerents at this time
could not possibly be accepted by
the allies. Cessation of the war now
could not possibly affect "A perma
nent peace. Peace at this time would
only mean victory for Germany. The
part OF the proposal concerning
Alsace Lorraine is particularly in
acceptable to them. It is only fair
that that region should be restored
to France. since Germany took it by
force in the first place. So far, Ger
many has done exactly what she
puhlically declared she would do in
the beginning and peace at this time
and German victory are practically
synonymous"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17
NAME COMMITTEES
FOR PRESS MEET
Entertainers of Newspaper
Men Appointed.

Arrangements for the reception ant
entertainment of the delegates to tn,
annual convention of the Montana
Press association, which will be he'll,
in Missoula on october 3, 4 and ), arc
well under way. The executive com,
mittee of the chamber of commerce,
met yesterday and named the enter.
tainment comittec. which is composed
Of $. J. Coffee. chairman, and +. II
knisley, Ed Donlan, Newell Cough, NJ
j. Elrod, r. b. Thompson, r. {
Scheuch and Fred Sterling. These
men will act in conjunction with tn,
committee on arrangements.
The members of the Elks. and thos,
who belong to the country club hav,
also been asked to lend their assist
anct, and operate with the othe1
committees. A definite program viii
be announced Monday. at a joint SEES
sion of the committees on entertain
nent and arrangements.
This will be the most importan
convention of the year for Missoula
and 1t is expected that at least 800
newspaper men from different parts O
the state will be in attendance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17
SHOWMEN'S TROOP
is GIVEN ENSIGNS
Carnival Military Company
Presented with Flags.

AS the members Of the Showmen'.
infantry. the military company at
ached to the Workman carnival, stood
It attention on the courthouse lawr
Yesterday afternoon, Washington j
Mccormick delivered a fitting speech
# presentation, and formally present
d the carnival soldiers with the
american flag and company standard
which were given to the military uail
" the management of the shov.
After the ceremony the carniva
and held concert on the lawn, dur
ng which it rendered several patriotic
tirs.
The men of the tented show are not
llone in their military ardor. Many
If the women members OF the carnival
ave joined the American Red Cross
society. and are engaged at work
very day at the chamber of commerce
building.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17
II EXEMPTION CLAIMS
Of FIRST e Rejected
Draft Board Disallows SO Per
Cent Of Applications for
Discharge.
DECISION NOT FINAL
Appeal May Be Made to Dis
trict Tribunal, but
Chances Poor.

Twenty mine of the 100 claims filed
Tor discharge or exemption before tn.
Missoula county draft board as the re.
suit of the first call OF 400 men. We're
considered by the board yesterday and
of them were disallowed.
Of the remaining is whose claims
we're allowed. eight were filed by resi-
lent aliens. one by German subject
If dependents.
0isailow SO Per Cent.
This means that in the first DELHI
,rations OF the board 80 per cent OF
he claims for exemption were not
srantcd. II had been estimated earlier
hat the number of claims disallowed
would he between 80 and 40 per cent
1t this rate. OF the 100 who filed such
,laims. approximately so will be com
nelled to serve in the army unless II
appeal to higher authority and obtain
Exemption or discharge there.
Rulings Not Final.
While the rulings Of the local boa I'd
refusing to grant exemption and
discharge are not final it is believed
'iere that all men whose claims are
not considered valid by the Missoula
county board will have to join the ma :
-ional army. The reason for this be
lief is that Mssoula officials thinp
hat the state will not care to excuse
men who are not considered BY theil
local boards to have valid excuses.
Exemption Not Absolute.
AT the same time. If the district
board. which is the next higher bod,
and which sits in Helena. feels that
too many exemptions are being al
lowed, it has the right to take up the
case for consideration Of any man who
has been discharged. Thus it is seen
that the rulings of the Missoula county
board are not final either in the case
of men whose claims are granted OF
whose claims are disallowed.
If appeal to the district board a,
Helena fails to change the ruling OF
he local board. further appeal may be
aiken to the proper CONSUMPTION Of
'icials in Washington
To the list of men accepted. n.
printed Wednesday. the names of two
more men were added yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-17
Alleged Robbers Must
Face Accusers Today

Frank S. Ryan and Pete Ortman,
who We're arrested following an alleged
attempt to rob Ernest Dukes. will be
given a hearing before Justice of the
Peace Phil Gagnon Saturday at 10
/. m.
The attempted robbery is alleged to
have been committed in the California
Wine house. When the men tried to
hold him up. Dukes yelled and fright
ened them away. They were caught
near the Milwaukee freight station by
Officer Bishop and locked up in the
county Jail. g.