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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-08-15

osoUlan Traitors Arrested ~ smus.
elers.
New York. Aug. 1o.--Nine persons
sasd 10 be Belgian citizens. have been
srrsstsd charged with smuggling rub
bss and platinum TO Germany. Much
Of thsts articles have been getting
inte Germany. The police believe
thas the arrest win end the trafic.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-08-15

1e6lMOsA lqsa Who Fan 70 Answer
O. - CPasss sshjecs % Desertson


NpvoXb 0v1S~y5ms t.st ~
p1As Proves Marshal General haa
issueA shs following statement:
&s~o reports and other advicss re-
eDAvs1 indicate that In ons or two
v&1e1y separated districts individuals.
Qlp1nfesmsd - to the purpose Of the
40 ~ miseuizisd ~ 10 ~; result. ara
thssatsaiag forcipls resistance to the
Tha<s b nothing to- resist at this
senxs - ths execution OF the law. All
mals 1sesons between the ages OF a
go -. inclusivs. have been snroiled
>IR oAIisasy ssryies. A preliminary
eADo ,has goss forth 10 some such
1seosss. bue thS immsdlats and actual
ee)eu ~of-this call IL merely to pro-
toosyss opportunity for such persons.
cpttes sons one elsa In respect OF
tho0s - prsssnt 70 the govsrnmsnt
Fsaspas why they should not bs f,nai-
bYep1sred - report. for military
AufS. II such persons do not appear
en4 ps~psnt thsss rsAseRs. they have
nnply neglected to take advantass Of
A. eppertunity that was offered sole
~ lpe thsis bsneGt. 7
ne. failurs oS psrsons 70 take sd-
vantage 81 this opportunity does not
intssfsrs With the raising of the
army and interests the government
only - punishable crime Of omis-
ssen. II they do not desire to make
any such claims or II for any other
ssasqa they fail to appear. their
names are automatically posted an
havtns been called and not exempt
- ~ aischargsd. Automatically also
thsy are inducted into the military
service and made subject to military
lAwn Failure 20 appear merely has
fsne this automatic process.
,Wlen the time allowed for making
thsse slaims has elapsed. these per-
saas VIII be enrolled az In the mill
tasy service. They will then be or
1srsA "a appear a. soldiers. From
thb point on they will be under the
swSfs and summary procedure Of
ceurts-msrtiai. Failure to report for
military duty when ordered to do
% constitutes dessrtion. Desertion in
time OF warts . capital oYense.
Dsssrtsrs may be apprehendsd by
sithr civil or. military authority. and
Aftsr the mandate Of the Federal
government has gone forth the
whole strength Of the military arm
oe the government 10 available to
sppsshsnd deserters IL Il is necessary
% Me- ,such force.
!. psmepstrations against local
boeFds are simply futile strokes In
the ~. All the records necessary to
bpA snch persons ara already on Ale
~ ,sttas headquarters and at the
naucpal capital. and since local
boards have no occasion to use any
forcs IN simply Offering a beneficial
oppertuuity q. TO registered persons.
thsrs 70 NO nsld for resistance. II re-
sistanos 10 attempted later. when the
army sssks TO apprehsnd deser'ers. Il
win instantly encounter troop. Il the
ssdsrsi government.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-08-15

Mrs. c. g. McKagen and her little
daughter left yesterday for Columbia
on q visit to relatives.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11
G. w. CORPORON,
Lawyer.
ARCADIA KANSAS.
Dec, 20 1916.
DGC- ~ a
EDITOR CRESSET;-

ETITOR CRESSET;-
To begin with. Bro, Garrett
the fact that do not know what
language was spoken Before the
time of the tower of Ba bel is not
a particle of evidnce as to what
that language was, Neither does
it license you to name it. The
burden Of proof is on your side
But you have hanged yourself
with your own rope as | a1tici'
pated. Now let me point out
y our childish error,
You say "shiloh" is real old
Latin word. You are wrong. 1t
lis Hebrew word.
Yon say "urim and thum MINI
are real old Latin words, You
are wrong again. They are
Hebrew and Mean lights and
perfections'
You say "Jah" is real old
Latin word, You are wrong
again. 1t is also Hebrew word
The Greek form is "yawh' and
the Latin form is dominus,
You say that 'luith" is a real
old Latin word And again YOU
!. are wrong For it, too, Is q
Hebrew word.
Why do you insist on deceivinf
J people with - your fals'
r definitions? Many people may no
e know better than to believe you
d You are wrong; your argu
ment is false: your so called rea
e old Latin language is a produc
r of YOUR own mind: 1t is a ran
n fraud,
Now if you CO me the bono
e 10 reply again, please do nc
e insult my lntelljence by quot;
II Hebrew for Latin. as
y Fraternal'y your
2 G., W, Corporon
o P,S. RES ipsa ltquitcr' quote
~ by. Henry l4ockney means "Tn
l. thing sp oaks for ITSELF"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11
NO7ICE!!

Any party or parties wishing
TO ask questions through, this
paper upon any subject, rell
giously or otherwise shall be
treated as IL friend. But in no
case will the Editor allow any
slang or slang phrases go thru
its columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11
"To begin WITH"

II make US feel very proud
Bro. Corporon that you are
willing to SET forth your &C.
knowle dgement in not knowing,
to the intelligent readers
of THE Wo Ribs CREssET' and
it wou Id show my ignorance to
contend with man, when he
makes a square Statement that
ne does not know any thing
ABOUT it.
AS you have Brother Corporon
in regard TO the language used
before the building If the Tow
err of Babel Yes, we wish tc
saw thai we hi We perfect Bible
right to name it and then we
have a copy right from the gov
eminent that confirms this right.
Yes, 1t is true if we was ever
hung we would have to do so
our selves, for you Brother
could not produce argument
rope enough. to hang US.
So you see that we are not in
the least, a bit uneasy about
hanging, AND we are proud that
we are a child of God,
For Christ said unless you
become as a little child you can
in no wise enter into the king:
. dom Of heaven" you say
"SHlLOH' us a Hebrew word,
u Please tell as the Bible meaning
OF it? you say "URIM" and
:. 'THUM MINI are Hebrew words
It, "anl mean lights and perfec-
2 lions" How many flights ant
how many "PERFECTIONS'
which the Priest will have .wht
stand up with them? You say
o 'JAH" is Hebrew word VIII.
do you not capitalize the whole
= word? you say that "LUHlTH'
is ia Hebrew word also give th'
real Bible meaning If it. please:
Why brother, it would be i'm
possible to deceive any one WHIT
9 doe, no. know and cannot be
8 taught any thing, so you hav'
| nothing to fear. If our argumen
y is false why you>do rot know i
you have said several times tina
=, you Iii d rot know what lang uag
was used.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11

and we will walk in his paths:
for the law shall 20 forth of Zion
and the wordof the Lor d from
Jerusalem.
And he shall Judge among
many people. and ,e5uke stong
nations afar eff; and they shall
beat their swords into pillow
shares, and their spears into
pruning hooks; nation shall not
Iif5 up a sword learn way any
more.
But they shall sit every man
under his vine and under his
fig tree; and none shall make
them afraid: for the mouth of
the Lord of hosts hath spokei
it" micah 4 Il to A
Yes dear friend. We are draw.
ing nearer every day that passes
by. To the perfect day of Social
ism hen nations will have to
beat their swords iD TO pillow
shears and their spears into
pruning hooks. They shall not
learn war any more. The law of
peace will 20 forth of Zion. not
from municipalities and powers.
And rulers of darkness, But the
law will go forth o. Zion and
THE WORD" from Jerusalem
where it has been in the silent
tomb ever since H, B. has neen
killed.
Christ knew from the time
that he came and painted bis
word until the tue come fol-
him to send Bands to break tht
; brotherhood between Judah, an(
Israel (the one man theor W
And then from this TIM
on Peace would grow create
and greater until it will reac|
. from sea to sea.
And from the rivers unto th
e ends of the earth. Then tn
s divisions that Christ spake o
will come to an end, and ever!
n man shall sit under his own vine
and fig tree and no man dare t
r modest or make afraid But U
y to this time Father against son
the son against the father.
d And they will kill one anothe
r. and he knew his disciples woul
n be hated of all men out side thei
v own circle But his instruction
G. to them that they should he {
one heart and one soul, and thi
,e love would be made manifest
W times to come. Hoping that on
9; friend will see our efforts
Is Bible socialism and that ,hos
true facts may be seen from
" stand point of truth, BY OF
t. worthy Friend and may they 6
hi all good who ever may chance
De read them.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11
PEACE, PEACE, PEACE.
CONTINUED from page 2

without any farther argument,
why Christ said Il have not
cone to send peace, But a
sword yet his great desire
was that there should be per-
feet peace tmepg his disciples
for he said to them,
Peace l leave with you. my
peace 7 give unto you; not as the
world giveth. give | unto you. ,
Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let 1T be afraid, '(John.
l4-27.)
Therefore he said again |
This Is my commandment,
That We love one another, as
have loved you. !
Greater love hath no man than
this, that a man lay down bis life
for his friends John, 15-l2
-13.)
Wherefore he said again.
"By this shall al. men know that
We are my disciple S, If ye have
1--we one to another John. IL
-350
Dear Bro. Hollenbeck see
both sides of this great question.
which YOU have set forth and
the awful reas on for Christ say
ing that he had not come to
send peace He knew that Saten
would not only make divisions
but he would have those killed
that would love Christ. But on
the other hand Christ taught
his followers peace, and that to
perfect peace, and by that
peace and love, all men should
know that they we're his discip'
les. But thru the power of Satan
and the deceitfulness OF the
world under the image (the
one m an theory placed over
them: the church has left its
first love. And God sought for
man to make up his breach
and found none, please read.
"The people of the land have
used oppression and exercised
robbery, and have vexed tht
poor and: needy yea, they have
oppressed the, stranger
wrongfully,
And I sought for a nal
among them, that should max
up the hedge. and stand in to-
gap before me for the land
that I should not destroy 1t
hut | found none" Eek. q
1920 Also.
Yea, truth faileth; and h
b. that departeth from evil maket
Nthimself a prey:aud the Lord Sd
II and it displeased him thu
there was no Judgment.
And he saw that there We
On man. and wondered th'
n there was no in!ercessor; ther
fore his arm brought salvatio
unto him; and his righteousne'
it sustained bin" lisa 81 :.
10y
Also
"Tben said I, Woe is me! f
lam. undone; because l am
man OF unclean lips: and l DIV
in the mids, OF a people OF u
4 clean lips. For mine ey
V have seen the king, the Lord
N hosts. Isa 6 81
From this time on the
~ will be an increase of pea
From this time the throne
W David which has been vac;
for some time as it reads
wherefore thus saith
- II Iohoinki i'm kin.r of .lll
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-11

snail have man to sit upon
David's throne for ever, For
God has spoken in this manner
In those days, and at that
time, will [ cause tue Branch Of
righteousness to grow up unto
David; and he shall exc cute
Judgement and righteousness
iu the land.
In those days shall Judah be
be saved, and Jerrs salem shall
dwell safely: and this is the
name wherewith she shall be
called, The Lord our righteous
ness.
For thus saith the Lord David
shall never want a man to sit
upon the throne OF the house of
Israel,
Neither shall the priests the
Levites want man before me
to offer burnt offerings, and to
kindle meat offerings, and to do
sacrifice continually. Jer So
15-16 IL 1872
You will see that before this
there was no man to sit en- the
throne of David. For God
searched for a man and there
was none to be found. So at this
time Go d brought forth the
branch of righteousness to grow
up unto David, who is to execute
Judgement.
From this time on they shall
never want for q man to sit on
throne Of Dayid, And from this
time on. peace shall begin to in
crease and by and by the glory
of the Lord shall cover the earth
as the waters cover the sea.
For the work of righteous
! ness shall be peace, Please read
J, And the work of righteous
ness shall be peace; and tn
J effect of righteousness quietnes'
3. and assurance forever.
, And my people; shall dwell II
. a peaceable habitation, and ir
e sure dwellings,, and in quie
r resting places lisa 35-17-le
J For he said;
: For brass 1 will bring gol
]. and for iron l will bring silve'
and for wood brass, and 70
e stones iron; will also make tn
d officers peace. and thine exa'
e tors righteousness,
e Violence shall no more +
r heard in thy land, wasting nc
destruction within thy borders
n but thou shalt call thy wal
Re Salvation, and thy gates Praise.
'e The sun shall be no more be til
d, light by day; neither for brigh
l.: ness shall the moon give l'gl
- unto thee; but the Lord shall
unto thee an Everlasting ligh
lie and Thy cod Thy glory.
tn Thy sun shall no more
w down; neither shall thy mot
at withdraw itself: for the tio1
shall be thine everlasting ligt
as and the days of thy mournll
at shall be ended.
e. Thy people also shall be
on righteous; they shallinherit tt
SIS land for ever. the branch of L
10 planting, the work of nv han
that I may be gloritied. lisa
go -17-21,)
~! This is the time spoken OF
~; our Text when all Gods peol
en will cry out, Glory 10 Gcd in, I
=" highest, peace on earth a
". good will to men. For 1t
written.
Bat in these last days it 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
MAN, ATTACKED
BY THUG, MAY DIE

Joseph Miller lg wears OLD 30
1450 Sher.dan-avcs i- believed to ho
dying In Receiving hospital the re-
suit Of fractured -Wtl suffered
early "Wednesday morning when he
was attacked Bog mehHa>man az,
Helen and Gratiotayos Miller was
accompanied 5v Albert Roreueler
80 22a Fleldave Roth men Were
walking slowly on Helen ave when
suddenly a man jumped our from be
hind a tree and struck Miller on the
head with q billy M1lcr collapsed
To the sidewalk and his companion
attempted TO put up feHf hd wa
overpowcred by lov on fhe aead
Tho hishwa. man became neh'oned
and fed without rohbinE hi victim
Ex-Presideni W1iam "a TAFT b.
10 receive Tho honorary derroe or
MI. y from Union coil eo today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

raieu sore among mo speakers.
rbr Iumer told of Detroits awaken
na fo fha need of Tho. country. OF
mr. great achievement Of being tho
ft ro subscribe her portion of The
I08n and more
The resources Ntolligence and
hcss rencalship OF fhc country viii
nr reunirld before The Mar BE- end
sd he declared There ls mo- doubt
ot Ono outcome because this temple
of iherr must De- preserved Tor the
world and pQsteritf
SIR Sialey reviewed lhe work OF
lhc campaign ard predicted that ME
-aIe.men would De- needed again loo
september and April Ralph stone
treasurer made tk prediction
Nr Chalmers said fhaf hero were
700 many 'potat0 PATRIOTS who
Jhouehi their duly ended with hang
ing cut Rag aud planting q garden
Hc head OF committee 10 raise
SIlU0.oo0 for tho Red Gross and
while ho pointed out that subscrip
tioh would NOT bear interest like
lhe ilHorfA bonds. No. deemed the
work OF equal Importance
Men hould thank God IL they
come our of This war with as much
10 'he had when 30 started he de
ctund and - willing - give all
the profits bog make during the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
VERNON QUITS
COMMITTEE
Alderman Disguised When
Council Fails 10 accept Re
port On Belt Extension

AID Vernon resigned from the
public utilities committee Tue-da,
night in moment ol ANGEL when
the council in IT'S regular session
refused 90 favor report ot his
committee Tho report asked thal
The council direct the Detroit United
railway 20 starr work on One Grand
Belt line extension within Poo days
Tho committee submitted its re-
port. believing % was NOT hasty. as
The whole matter has been under
consideration Boo one form or another
Tor the LAST three years AID. Yer
nor pleaded earnestly to have me
report of his committee adopted but
IL was reterreu back 10 The com
mttee by a vote OF 81 no 10
AID Vernon was so diszustcd with
the acIon of Tho council In still fur
Their delaying 1he Improvement thar
~ bitterly criticized ifs action and
declared that he thoueh the belt
line never would be completed lie
said the D e. r bad throa <,od tho
committee with beating in the
council and that 10 had succeeded
Aid pll started me street car
janelc when Do opposed grantins
The u L r.. the right t1 build line
on 81 Jean.aye until DO had com
plcted Tho Gfand Belt lino FL. mo
ton To reconsider tho resolution by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

given rhe ri9h off was and an.
err mDmbrr of tho organization
V enough of pafriof7o fhr'
ihc orier a nl'ed promptly 'r
aid Do believed 10 likely fam ,t.
government would build -ooH
many wooden ship. fo cauN ,W
plies Goo ENrope ana aizo tha, 30 wa
POSSIBLE A. seHia use seHie- ei- tit'it-
1893 targets for toipcdoes while o..
permcnting ON a means or render
ing rbc torpedo harm less He al O.
-aU hat million Of feet of lumber
voad Do needed for the canton
ment u ramiu- camps Weli
lor mo 81 q a luidne o.
winch about 2pu we to Doe erected
military camps and fhe wooden
ra OFF acropiUnc and wagon swift
e0mre vast quantities Of tue be
maiD ol timber
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13


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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
.LARNED is
PRAISEDAT
FINAL NEE I.
Chairman Of y o n d
Drive Receives Set
of Books
Statesmen ARE
MUSTERED OUT
Total of subscriptions
Will Not BE known
Till Later

The greatest army of statesmen 10
lhe world was mustered ont in fhe
DctroiLI3o4rd of Commerce Tue.dV
night following "a patriotic demon
stra'ion thai lasted nye hours %
was made up ot The 600 bond cam
pugners Uho n0n cfodi ioT cnal
line Detroit 10 be The hrt to over
subscribe its al.olmcnl 10 the Libc
~ loan OF 1912
They had done their "bif
The Seams reported an addition
al S2.515.I5U. raised SINCE tine last
total OF moro than Si0uUH Has
announced. aat ihe entire amount OF
The campaign has uol PASSED .hw
INC banks and no official FINAL re
-ult could be- announced Th Viii
come later i stated.
Team 80 s., caplaud h} N.t
more Hodge led me pleaae wifh a.
total of SI1l1550 lor tbe tmpaien
The marched to the platform in Wa.
auditorium amid cheers and fe.ls
"Dciroit dr-t patriotism and
fourth n population and .aere 7ra
the answers declared Df "
Srodet as he pointed 20 Oh memoer
OF fbe team
Ahner e arned dynamic chair
man az The ale force. was greeted
Nth cheer. and applause ,ha hook
the walls o' tlc auditorium Praise
Of bus work Was unlimited and ia
recognition ot Dis iead rshiu Do rc
ceited heWriu,s bound OF
books the history ~ lewis ant
Clark expedition vith tb al'p
graph OF each OF ne sab mon .n
the drs toiHnio
Judge alfred Nwph Harh
Chalmers and John " Sfale hc
later executive manage of fto cam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
Hard to Drop
Meat? All depends on

Meat? All depends on
what you eat as a substitute.
1t Is a good time TO study
food value" You may be
eating the wrong foods, the
foods that cost most and
give the least nutriment.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
contains more real, body
building nuuiment, pound
for pound, than meat, eggs
or potatoes and costs much
less. Two Of these Biscuits
with milk and a little fruit
make a nourishing meal at
a cost of a few cents. Make
Shredded Wheat your
meat. A satisfying break
fast on which TO start the
days work. II is ready
cooked and ready TO = eat.
Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
Saturday Viii Be
Restoration Day in
Cyclone District

BrslToN Mich June o. II ia
sUgge tod ha SATURDAY. June le
~ made "CleaN up and restoration
day. m The cyclone swept district
between Battle creek and Ann Ar
Dor The work wii hc directed by
owners of property in ne, district
and people are asked to come Win
lunch boXc ana work clothes 20
assist in clearing away the ruins
lof, by fbe cyclone of 70 week ago.
and Doc repair work necessary 20
buildings and faucc- Carpenters
team~tcts noodmcn are al. needed
with their -kil and practical anoWt
edge
The devastation ls great and the
homeless. ruined people are IN sore
need of immediate help
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
STORIES FOR BEDTIME
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