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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28

Special meeting o he civ conmis-
sion is being held this afternoon with
representatives Of the Burlington road
from Chicago for the purpose Of CON
sidering the ordinance providing for
trackage rights on First avenue from
Seventeenth 10 Seventh street and to
Eighteenth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
WEE 0F Envoy MN

Basil. Switzerland. June 2S-A Con
s-an-luople dispatch announces the
death from typhua Of Frau Won KuhI-
mann. wife of the German ambasza-
dor TO Turkey
Or, Won Kuhlmanu formerly was at-
tached 10 the German embassy in
Washington
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
Funeral IF 1IiIIer Infant.

The funeral Of Jeanett Maria Miller.
who sQCcumhed to whooping cough
Tuesday afternoon. was held at tais
afternoon from the home Of the par
entss Mr and Mrs Charles Miller. $40
Sixteenth street. Burial was in Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
SENTENCED TO YEAR
FOR WILSON THREAT

Newark. = J. june 2s-A5olpE
Swimer. convicted in May OF having
threatened 10 kill President Wilson.
was sentenced today to one year ana
one day i'm the federal peuireuriarr at
Atlanta He was farm hand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
MAEENERCHOR WILL
HAVE YEARLY MEET

Annual outing Of the Rock Island
AaenneFch0r Viii be held this even
ing at s o'clock az Luehmann's gar
aens. Members Of the organization
as we'll as their families and friends
viii attend. A musical program is to
be given and a dinner served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
banquet for Ehdeavorers between 3
2gg
EVESING
Auditorium

President f. r. Reiner, presiding.
o0-Pr@sa and devotional aerF-
ice. Mr and Mrs Loren Jones. Re
wards and reeognitonst On Our
WAY. f. F. Gates. your Opportun-
itvr Rev BE- Z. Beiuer. Special
music and offering. address. Rev. l.
" Biugaman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-28
ASK DONATION OF
VICTOR RECORDS
Company 4 Boys at East Moline IN
Need Of More Discs for Their
Talking Machines.
CAN BE LEFT AT THE L0oP TENT
Two Privates, Who Have Been in Ser
vice at Local Recruiting Sta
ton, Reioiu Camp.

People Of Rock Island can add 70
the comfort and entertainment Of the
Company A boys stationed at the East
Moline camp The boys have a vie
trola at the camp. bur the records On
hand have become old and worn out
from constant use
In this connection Sergeant Leroy
PhilbrOok to&av announced that the
Company A boys would be glad 10 re-
ceive any spare records local citizens
may have TO donate any disc record
no matter how cid. will be accepted
The records can be left at tae loop
recruiting station in the 1890 block
Private Red Weir. who has been
in the recruiting service at the loop
station since II was opened. was trans
ferred today to the East Moline camp
Private Arthur HinkIey. who has
also been engaged In the recruiting
service. viii be transferred to the East
Moline camp tomorrow
Work for Recruits.
Sergeant PhiIbr0ok and Private VIII
lard LaERin went to Orion this after
noon in quest OF recruits The men
are making d special effort to round
up a record number for the regular
army recruiting week and TO this end
viii redouble their efforts in the next
few DAVIS
The evening world., 1917-08-23

aisiWsa - tbs tfans - that sata
Faad 80 A. ~ 49,
- isatTh AausF ice tr 80 $50
g. fia ruula fFuln hHFsia HHHa
sHnuIsf fauts fIum aHHarfa If. hHs
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sarna go "a sstsFh Al aff.f'aH A. Ua
fuutf ffuu nuNHln e. WrfHfst .Fn
sIn hafs snafilsf ruuts ffum FfHs
rHss a. A. fifatalewF Huf fnHn 4 .fra
90 MUiFNfainsn o. aHsUHsFifa 90
Ihls fuaa wtn have zee fouis f.afn
sefantun g. AhIlfHai ~. trH In
Nee tsfEsY frsn hsvtan. in rusffa
CauutY te WNThisinNN
TIE TennFFisaHtA tH atrfuHF g. 90
ruuts ffufn fiuHalo. 80 taFa 81 IfasI
siellt cirsri fuutiuEs fftan rrIHfs ir
IsunsVisauta snd Nos fsfrHs fH
WrFf tsinsu snf AfHffrai buf rftrIB
30 - 90 ofhrf ruafs pfu hHFt f.
fuuts fhsiF trains oFef u.s ff..rtf
Nania a. rsari. MrFlHfnfne CO., Al
uirai o. thsi 90 turrslft. H
hhndis fnHfs - ths tfanr fHHr Hrf
~ ths ofhsf roads hHf sII r.r u. ft
"a muri - its rolling Hf.f .H '"t
others skrspt iocnnufiVrs a. sI.H
train runs onto ths tirlrf. 'l. rfH
irarks q Pennsylvania in.HW f... s.'
haul ~ g. its dsFfinatiun. o. fHaf f..fs
sill hs considerable - q drmHHH lI.n
this road fur snEinoa durHE fIS
moNefnsn ~ psriofa
The evening world., 1917-08-23
PRosLGns FoR THH CENTRAL
NEW JGRsGV AND URiE

The Central Rhllroad % Nov Jersey
will only hnve about three routes
over which 90 transport The cUnscF pts
10 theiF camps one ls from Hayunus
20 Wrightstown. another from sourr.
Vile 20 WHghtstowu. ami ilo ulri
from scranton. Pa. 20 AdmIrul. Mi.
The New York Central vii handle
some % the traffic from Western
New York. but thus for tho Traffic
Departms nt has not been advised bs
90 what part this line viii play o.
the movement The Erie viii have "a
large nufnber ~ routings throughout
the east ns we'll a. west
When the menn have an assembled
IN their various camps ther, VII b,
some diversion OF freight traffic 90
supply them with provisions. but the
railroad men say there will prob
ably be no Interference with the reg.
ular transportation business Tho,
are not IN position 20 say however.
how the troop movements will affect
their systems. They are not favored
with advance Information regarding
tho transfer OF regulars or National
Guard units ln the movement over
seas, but are required to stand ready
FOR any emergency.
"Of course" said one traffic man.
u transportation facilities IN excess
OF normal are requested we wiz have
TO Interrupt the regular surv.cr as tho
movement OF troops demands nrst
consideration"
The big camp at Oradell. y. j.. is
serving M a clearing house for troops
plentiful supply ls maintained there
subject to call for rcinforcoments at
the front and At any time there g.
likely TO come an emergency call for
trains TO transport regiments g.
points OF embarkation. There Is also
large horse camp at Goshen, on the
Erie Road, containing about 10000
horses, and a mule camp at Teancck
near Englewood. n. j., from which
shipments may be called for at any
time. Another big artillery camp at
Tobyhanna, Pa-, subjects tho Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western to
calls now and then for transporta
tion facilities and makes constant de.
mands upon the railroad In the haul
ing OF supplies. but thus far. the rail-
road authorities say. the military
burden hea not fallen heavily upon
them.
In the West there will be a good
deal Of long haul traffic to the widely
separated cantonments, hut here In
the East all the movements can b.
carried out without the use OF sleep
ing cars.
The evening world., 1917-08-23
RAILROADS READY
TO MOVE COUNTUYS
6S7OOOCONSCRIpTS
Stupendous job Nnl Be Done
Without Interfering With
Regular lfafic.

ne mosi uuf-saaus par - 'hs
eoios.ai tssk - mo,ihS 'Hs esf 600
drsftsd men from thsir hom's thfouFh
90, ths country % che Etissn canton
msntA wti-h 10 " bsFtn Hsp, . f.
the preliminary wors ~ routing ana
s-porsionins thee numbers Amohs the
vafiroAAs 80 that sarh line wfil % its
hit IN the b,g concentration movement
Trafho sSpsrts from all % the east
EN- roads are busy throughout every
dAy in the ofioss % tho Trunk Lines
Association q, No iis liberty street
undsr IN supervision of G. l. Hunter
of the association. working out the
schedules Thls work II b"ing done
under the direction of the Quar,ermas-
Ter General with tho cooperation %
the American Railway Association
composed of tho Presidents Of the va
rious railroad comparies IN session IN
We shington.
Tho routing and apportioning of the
oonscripts among the lines covering
the eastern department IL under the
. direction Of H. l. ODonnell. represent
ing the railway association and sta.
toned at Governors Island The traf-
40 experts under Mr. Hunter expect
to complete their task this week 10
that tho report may be- submitted TO
tho Quartermaster General through
Mr.. oDonnell next Monday
Through the ingenuity OF the mill
tary and the railroad authorities In
devisinK the general plan OF concen-
tration, the railroads will be able 20
transport tho Gs7OOo drafted men with
out interfering with their regular traf-
no and they claim that tho movement
will be carried out without even at
tracing public attention save for the
farewell throngs OF relatives and
The evening world., 1917-08-23
APPLES, ORANGES,
figs AND PRUNES
Are The -Four Fruits Used In
Making "Fruit-a-ti -tiVeS"

"FRUIT-A-TIVES" Is the only
medicine in the world that is made
from the juices of fresh ripe fruits.
Thus, 1t is manifestly unfair to say. "I
won't take Fruit-a-tives because I
have tried other remedies and they
did me no good" On the other hand,
the fact that "Fruit-a-.ivcs" is entirely
different from any other preparation in The
porld is just why you should give II
n fair trial, in any trouble of the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys or
Skin. "Fruit-a-tivcs" is composed ofthe
actire principle Of fruit and the greatest
nerre tonic erer discorercd SOC. a box,
6 for $3.50, trial size, Csc. At all
dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tivcs Lin
tied. OGdenshurG, y. N.--Advt.
The evening world., 1917-08-23
FEDERn DRUG RlID NETS
zoo VICTIMS, $1,000 cope
Dstw tr3 Woman Aurrfi a.
"saniwiuu" has lafrt Amount
~ Cah HanIy

" NAAI FNAlNaN
20. a.ifs sis afus s.is is ssahs''st
s'thtn q go rsftst Tsaafsi ssaH's
o. safi.ts o. frlf suFh - ssufrhitf
srf fm fiHtsrfss sns tss Hfisunffs
D. fsnia NrfHos 60 sitsflr rhFsirisn.
sHf q nufss wss nsrths Chsluesfisih
Toe fsit uas ulsas - . tfpsustnnf
fsrIinf si ~ . faasi uus iiunartt ani
Tv-Hti fawfh nfr.ei siiassa ts o. =
farIfuuuH - dfus Victims n wsf faf
fH...H ot.Hdu.frd NT ff laaHisI NuFf
fH fHrufrnanf tr uH NHiiral ~
ts '..IH 900 un tHft in kansaa %
... $500 'h.H aln afff ~
."..u 4 IHfHrF IHIiIfI. ..H.HHfI fiiffrInnrh
.FFrt uIfn FIHIHfInf fHT ffdffal Arfl
N.I.f. Lee Ihrt urfr hrId in Boz
'. fH|. NIHa tnHmtff.Hiu urud dnHHd
tafh sud Iat ~ fha nsuraaafl
Boz ths vsuit whsrs ths store ~ dfaEs
uHH found uUfr 80 n1f ~ aururitirs
aEf inrNn afnuuft ul money
it1rfal frIrrasntatiFra remained ~
80 buidire and met the sooras " 81
dI.ts vito called dunna the afternoon
ara nirht Ihuaa With hYpudUfmif
needles urfu TUNED ovor 20 the pnilcs.
trr men ~ Cpnsrfipt aFs without o. Fta.
tratlUu CatdH Go Marshal Mt-' 'arthy Aa.
H.aiaHt United sca Attorney stanton
aals the place vas the bifFest nest of
o. kind unouNerod in any recent raid.
The evening world., 1917-08-23

ff,suas - ~. usst 80 v,n s...waas
81 80 ssfl.ass i.ainis - tslsrtafs
iafpc cANa Aeb tfte loCoeo.
rtyta 70 HANDlG fNt Nts
Tr rsnspat 81 49, u.sn u suuit
tHta itH Hae uf aapHrifI af O.
nHH FaN.. nHa urafIf litg iafHulH.
utas ta haui ftsss UaHs in tfsits -
rafH rarh uat fhs dif 800 Del tiuls
ata dlsfiIUutiat - sac soTt fetuues
.Hf tee iu miHimun. tlfal ~
aafs afU aUussd Coz ths tfstsfef q
" 90 Hsut - ths nisn. shirt bfinfs
h aosn to ti.ite ulsn . aai fhss
on'B i.it rafs - ta-mon gallariif ~
fhsH fauitalsnt Nln ~ nsstsa serh
saF thruuFhaui ths sbnie cuuntfp
Ihs uanlr ssr.sfs sursinF ou ths
prsiiieu ranrrffinF fhs Iasisru rusdt
to tfHHspHf 600 HInn 49, Fned o. ths
f.uf UtmIa ltaU. af iaphaus, L.
O. IstaU ai AYoT Ma ia. a.
Nurh isfuvu. \ , j. ana ramp Made.
AUW.ra. 81" o. snHts fhat lHfsf
rnaas vlil have o. handle sbDut iio.-
ef mur end that f elN frquife
about U srhaIuiax specials aud
fsruiaf trains 90 d. o. of ihis nun.
hfr twelve daYa time h allowed a.
transport p0 pef cent The days est
nrs from Espt B o. the Pth. from %"
18th 90 the gsd and from oct 20 the
Tth No time has becn - foF the
transfer % the final 10 per cent
There Will - aPiT0Hfnately $1,000
men assigned % each camp. one
thira q 20 per cent - this number
will be transported ~ each movement
period with -four days 20 DO " in.
That g. 1850 men In four days, o.
; .22b men "a day. That number would
require only about % cars and nve
locomotive There are three of these
camps in this vicinity 90 be served
by about seven different railroads.
Tho men Will be directed 90 as
ssmble az the various county seats.
The railroads touching az these
county seats will operate a special
train whore the numbers are sufiicleni
o. warrant ~ in their respective tor
ritorles Where two or moro railroads
serve a territory this traffc Will be
apportloned between them. A. out
lying Ioints the men will he conveyed
by regular trains 90 points where
specials will await them.
All special trains will 20 over the
entire route from the starting point
10 tho cantonmcnt, being routed over
different roads 20 destination, the
only change being IN locomotives a.
one train leaves IT. own road and -
turned over 10 the next line over
which u is routed, the cars being re-
turned later
The evening world., 1917-08-23
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD HAS A
BIG JOB ON ITS HANDS.

The men from Manhattan, Fro
lyn, all uf Long Island, Dutchess, = .t-
nam and Westcnester Counties viii
20 20 Camp Upton, at Naphlnk, l.. ],
These will be transported hy the
Long Island Railroad. those from up
state being brought down 10 Man
haitian by tho New York Central or
other roads serving that territory.
From the eastern part OF the State
about $500 men will be sent TO Camp
Devans. at Aver. Mass. The balance
Of the New York state conscripts Will
20 TO CAMP Dix, at Wrightstown, y.
J., and Camp Meade, at Admiral, Md.
Tho men from all over New Jersey
will 20 to Wrightstown. From Penn
sylvania they Will be divided between
Admiral and Wrightstown, and those
from the western part Of the State
will go to Petersburg, Va.
The longest haul in the eastern ter
ritory Is from Buffalo, y. Y. TO camps
Meade and Dix, approximately 400
miles. but none OF the hauls will take
more than eleven TO twelve hours, II
is declared by the railroad officials,
and will be carried out In daylight.
The movement of the men from
points from Buffalo east will be
divided between tho Erie, Pennsyl-
vania, New York Central. Lehigh
Valley and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. The Erie traffic men say
they will have about Ave different
routlngs from Buffalo TO Wrights-
town, via various ways, TO gather up
the men from all parts OF the terri
tory travcrsed by the Erie. This
company, however, will not run spe-
cials over each OF these routes every
day, as the traffic will be divided with
the other roads. The chief problem
perplexng the traffic men now Is tn,
The evening world., 1917-08-23
Fi's Americans, Ia~isaisG . Nrw
Worker, Nsaadsd.

OTTAWA, AUG. 29.-fhe following
Amoficnns are named among the
wounded In to-days casualty list;
J. " Woodsmall. New York city:
g. Smith. Jersey city; ~. Monahan.
Detroit, W. e. white. i.oomls. wash.
and ". y. Campbell. Oloquet. MINI.
The evening world., 1917-08-23
DrRmatiHt Davies Believed
DrOwned.

LONDON, Aug. 23-Hubert Henry
Davies, dramatist, who had been In
Yorkshire recuperating from illness
following hospital work in France,
has disappeared. His overcoat and
cane were found on top OF cliff,
and the belief Is that he fell int
the water and was drowned.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27

The total Of this numerical repre-
sentation is EIGHTY-ONE, which is
the sixth cipher of the symbol. The
sum Of the figures in the word Marine
reduces to nine, and the number nine Is
the symbol Of the battle Of the Marine
Month nine (Sept. to 13, both inclu-
sive), days nine. The sum OF the ad-
ditiOn Of the dates Of the battle from
FIVE to thirteen, both inclusive, Is eighty
one and reduces to nine. The number
of the year of the battle Of the Marine.
1914. reduces to nine.
The last chapter I'm Daniel (book II
l9) Old TESTAMENT contains the symbol
and expresses 1t three times-"1335"
90, 1890 co., and the sum OF the
nine Arabic numerals, fOrty-hve 90 Is
the result OF the difference In these
two numbers. The sum Of these three
mines is twenty-seven. which reduces
to nine.
One OF the three numerals, 2, 4, 3. are
needed to express the number OF the
several letters included in each one
OF the nine words in verse nine. chap
ter thirteen, book twenty seven Of the
New OVERWHELMINGLY there are two
words with 2 letters each. two words
4 letters each. five words with 3 letters
each-2, 4, 3. These numerals are the
same as those obtained by multiplying
nine. the number Of the symbol, by Ia
the number which defines the last book
In the New Testament co; Co by the
political divisions of the German en-
pire 60; (c) by the date Of the birth
Of the kaiser co; Id by the number OF
letters I'm the symbolic verse nine CD.
LET HIM THAT HATH UNDER
STANDING COUNT THE NUMBER OF
THE BEAST"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27
PROCLAMATION.

The books In the Old Testament are
80, C9). The books In the New Tesla
ment are %, 90. The books in they
Holy Bible are GO, 90. The chapters
1,1S9, 90. The verses 31,l73, CO.. The
words two versions) 1852, 9)-7T3,-
476 Co., The letters two versions,
1861, $50. U)-356d, 4SO, 90.
WHEN YOU Cons IDER THAT
THERE ARE THREE MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN THOU
SAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
LETTERS IN THE HOLY BIBLE. IS 1T
NOT A REVELATION OF GREAT SIG
NIFICANCE THAT THIS IMMENSE
NUMBER OF LETTERS ARE so CLAs-
sIFIED AS TO APPEAR BUT ONCE
ONLY IN THE FORM OF A VERSE
WITH JUST NINE WORDS COMPOSED
WITH THAT NUMBER OF LETTERS
WHICH EQUAL THE SUM OF THE
THREE SKIES AND THE GREAT SYM
Boil NINE? THERE is NO OTHER
VERSE IN EITHER THE OLD OR NEW
TESTAMENT IN WHICH THE NUM-
Der OF THE VERSE AND THE
WORDS IN THE VERSE ARE OF THE
SAME DENOMINATION AND, WHEN
ADDED TO THE LETTERS IN THE
VERSE. PRODUCE A RESULT EQUAL
TO THE SUM OF THE NINE ARABIC
NUMERALS. NAMELY, FORTY-FIVE.
II Z Is Is II 24-ss. reduces to
There are four modes of scriptural In
terpretation-literal, allegorical, tropo-
logical and anagogetical. Students are
privileged TO established new classified
tons as shall suit their convenience In
explanation OF the data herein con-
tanned, and each can decide how many
condolences and correlations of events
through a symbolic number are neces-
sary in the verihcation Of interpreta-
ton Of Bible prophecy.
IF any man have an ear let him hear"
Revelation xiii 9.
"Despise not prophesyings. Thessa-
lonians V. 20
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27
War to End In January
- By
RICHARD COLLIER
Copyright. 1917. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.

ton that deifies dominion and sanctifies
vassalage II permitted to endure will
lead TO the destruction of all ideals
Such barbarous results, according to
the Bible, Will not take place! Civ
ilization will become enthroned upon
the earth, as is evident to all who
study the Scriptures and believe In AL
mighty God.
, BY addition or
Interpretation. - 49, IT,
Tn. Symbol /. Nine eO.h S,o the n',u,a nns
when reduced to one mineral equal
nine. 1, 2. 3, 4, 8, @, 7. s. 8. The ad-
dition is As, and 4 plus 5 are 8. The
multiplication is 45360 and plus 8
plus plus are Is, and l plus s are 0.
THE LETTERS AND THEIR Nu-
MERIcAL REPRESENTATION OF
THE ALPHABET.
B d K + q II I J X l. N
- 8 6 Z 8 9 10 II IL Is
MOI Pa r T w w x z&
II Is 16 IL Is 10 % d 2 e "a Is Is n
The numerical sum Of the letters of
the alphabet Is 85l, which Is the first
cipher Of the symbol. 8 plus 8 plus
equal 0.
REMEMBER THE NINE.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27
That Is to Say, the Power
of the Beast Is to Be
Overcome In Forty
two Months
The great mystery Of the
most occult book of the Bible

The great mystery Of the
most occult book Of the Bible
is the verse in Revelation re-
latins to the Beast and his
number. 666. A comprehen-
sive study Of this verse. this
number and the relation Of
combinations Of this number to
the present world war. the
German Empire and the
German Kaiser. would seem
to establish without a doubt
the identity Of the Beast as the
German Kaiser. and the num-
Der 600 as being prophetic Of
hi. character and acts. And
furthermore II is established
from this verse that forty-two
months is to be the duration Of
the war, which will bring to an
end the power Of the Beast
in January.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27

And there was given unto him mouth
speaking great things and blasphemies.
and power was given unto him TO continue
forty and two months"
eight, the year of the age Of the kaiser
The year of the reign Of the kaiser
when he declared war Is twenty-seven.
which Is the number of the last book
Of the New Testament and the date Of
the birth OF the kaiser.
The states OF the Union, together
with the District Of Columbia, num-
Der forty-nine, and four multiplied by
nine equals thirty-six and three plus
six equals nine.
The congressional representation OF
the nation number five hundred and
thirty-one, and five plus three plus one
equal nine.
The days, weeks and months repre-
AL.;.,. senting the period
,.-, beginning with
the declaration OF
Chapter Thirteen, pIcv "a -.
entry into war by
DEMOCRACY are 979, 139 and 33, re-
spectively-Aug. 2, 1914 (9); April 8,
1917 (9)-and these numbers reduce to
nine.
%F ANY MAN HAVE AN EAR LET
HIM HEAR
In this verse there are twenty-seven
lettera Two nlus seven canals nine
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27

The total Of this numerical repre-
sentation is one hundred and forty
four, which is the fifth cipher of the
symbol. One plus four plus four equals
nine. The correlation OF the sum Of
numerical representation of all the
letters Of the alphabet three
hundred and fifty-one-to the symbol
nine In the Scriptural prophecy.
Number OF books In
New Testament ...... 27x35l Reduces to 3
Number Of chapters I'm
book Of Revelation. .22x35l Reduces to 3
Book OF Revelation,
chapter xvii............17x35l Reduces to 9
Book OF Revelation,
chapter Kill. .13x36l Reduces to 0
Book OF Revelation,
chapter Kill verse o.. 9x35l Reduces to Q
The sum Of the nine Arabic numerals. Is
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27
ne numerical representa-

A. ne numerical representa-
hon o, tiers In the words Holy
Bible" ana aiser" reduces TO nine.
The sum OF the numerical representa-
ton of the letters OF the alphabet and
the letters In the word kaiser" reduces
10 nine.
The sum of the numerical representa-
tion OF the letters Of the alphabet and
the letters In the words German en-
pire" reduces to nine.
The sum OF the numerical representa-
ton Of the letters Of the alphabet and
the letters In the words Holy Bible"
reduces to nine.
The symbol verse nine contains twelve
distinct letters of the alphabet, A, e, +,
Fl, I, L, M, N, n, Il, V, Y. The sum Of
the numerical representation Of these
twelve reduces to nine.
Within these twelve letters OF the
symbol verse nine is found the name OF
the battle which saved Christianity and
the civilization Of the world.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1917-07-27
THE SIX SKIES.
9 6 9 8 6 9
REMEMBER THE SKIES.

Thirty six is the combined number
Of verses In the thirteenth and seven
teenth chapters OF the book OF Reye-
lation, and they are the only chapters
In the book containing eighteen verses
each. Chapter xiii, verse o, contains
the great symbol. Thirteen multiplied
by nine equals 1T. and one plus one
plus seven equal nine.
If any man have an ear let him
hear" Verse nine contains: Words,
nine; letters, twenty-seven. Nine plus
nine plus twenty-seven equal forty-fve.
The nine Arabic numerals total forty
five, and four plus FIVE equal nine.