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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
SIX KILLED AND MANY
INJURED IN RACE RIOTS

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 14,-Six were
Tiled and between forty and fifty
Injured near Flat river, st. Francois
county, about fifty miles south Of here
1ccording 70 reports received last
night. The trouble arose between
american and foreign miners, which
has, been growing In intensity and bit
Ierness for several days past until
hey eliminated in race riots yester-
day. The reports do not give details
~ the fighting nor which faction sus
|4Ined the heavier losses,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
BRITISH LAB0RlTE HAS IL
CONFIDENCE I'M RUSS
tAssociated Press b. o. Q. Nsva. oomnuni.
q cakfon Sarvfcai -, =

Associated Press By q. o. Nsva. oommuni
cation Service,
LONDON, Eng, July 14.-ArtnuI
Henderson, member Of the British wal
cabinet, and representing the British
Socialist party, who has been in Rus.
STA comforting with the leaders oil
the revolution there, has returned to
this city full Of confidence In the fu-
ture OF the new republic and of the
Slay people as vital factor In the
war against Germany.
In a statement made last night Mr..
Henderson declared that what has i'm.
pressed him most was the Yisibly
growing spirit of hopefulness on the
part OF the Russian people, who, how.
eyer, recognize the need for great
care In avoiding the political dangers
that still confront the new nation,
IN it, passage from rnonarchical TO
democratic institutions,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
CUBAN PRESIDENT
CALLS SPECIAL SESSION

ASSOCIATED Press by q. S. Naval CommunI.
cation Service)
HAVANA, Cuba, July 14.-Presi-
dent Menocal, in a presidential pro-
clamation issued last night, has sus.
pended the constitutional guarantees
throughout the republic and has called
a special session Of congress to con
slider a grave situation.
No details covering the situation
have been published.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14

ton, every club, every society, every
home and every individual should see
that those eligibles who are members
Of their family, or who are In their
employ, get in early on the 31st and
register, and to that end the Chamber
Of Commerce Is DESTROYS Of Installing
some enthusiasm INTO the whole body
Of residents Of Honolulu, and we want
to suggest to you that your club. with
its entire membership. Join with US in
a rousing luncheon meeting which will
be held on the Roof Garden of the
Young hotel on Friday, July q, 1917,
at IL o'clock noon.
The purpose Of the luncheon win be
to manifest our enthusiasm. We
should have 500 or more men out to
that luncheon, and in order to do so
we feel that you should be willing to
abandon your regular club luncheon
on July ~ and post in your club room
notice that the members of your or.
ganization and their friends are urged
to go to the registration luncheon in
stead. This Is not asking much, and
by acQuiescing you will be demonstrat
ing your loyalty to the cause and dem
onstrating also your willingness to
contribute towards seeing that the
eligibles are acquainted with the fac.
that it Is their duty to register.
The details of the luncheon are in
the hands of Raymond C. Brown, Sec
rotary of the Chamber Of Commerce,
with whom you can confer, and with
whom it is hoped you will confer, to the
end that the luncheon on the 9th may
be made a very large and enthusiastic
one. Won't you kindly take this mat
ter up Immediately and advise Of your
acceptance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
THINK COCKTAILS POLICY
BE FINALLY ACCEPTED
1kssoctsted Press by o. 8. Naval oommul
cation Servicel

1kssociated Press b. q. 8. Naval oommuni
cation Servicel III
WASHINGTON, d. c., July IA. -
A statement issued last night says
that It is not expected there viii
Re any disagreement with the policy
Tor which Gen. Goethals stands when
the program Of the shipping board is
announced.
This Is taken TO mean that there
has been a final settlement Of the
long extended controversy as to steel
81 wooden vessels and that the de-
tIsion win be altogether In favor Of
he contention Of Gen. Goethals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
FRENCH SHIPBUILDlNG
CONTRACT AWARDED
TO SEATTLE FIRM

1AsSociatsd Press By q. 8. Naval communt
cation ServiceI
SEATTLE. Wash, July 14.-Con
tracts for the construction of two
steel steamships were awarded yes
terday by the French government to
the Deutsie Shipbuilding Yards, the
contract price being formally approved
Of by the shipping board.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-14
M'ADo0 TIGHTENS GRIP
ON SHIPPING NEWS
(Assoctated Press by q. s. Naval oommu
-. cation Service)

(Associated Press By .. s. Naval oommuni.
cation Servicel
+. WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IL
In order to do away with all con.
flicting rules regarding the giving out
Of maritime news for publications,
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
yesterday issued a general order to
the officials Of all customs houses
to give out hereafter no news regard
ing shipping whatever. >~... s
In future, all information regard.
ing shipping WIN be made public
through the department OF commerce.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
Facts on Military
Registration for You

Our instructions regarding Military
R~egistration to be mad OF June s, 1917,
a. received from the War Department, is
a. follows:
Every male person between the ages
Of II and 80. both inclusive. must reg
lister with the. Home precinct registrar
For those who cannot be home to reg
lister on that day: We are authorised e
you are held liable for getting this reg
!stration card to your home precinct by
Go to FOUR cares County Clerk. or If
in . city Of $4,000 or more go to the
registration card. inc you are to send 1t
go Il gets to your home precinct by June
You must appsar-in person to answer
the questions. and It must be done 30
June s. 1917.
You are not registered until your card
gets to your home precinct by June s.
County Cork means County Auditor
81 to 80: inclusive. means up to your
You must appear In person to answer
Psnsisy for failure Or n.slec. to r.s-
Teli. everyone. % n to avoid them set-
ting into trouble. ~
We cannot man you cards 70 Be TITLED
Evsry one Of specified .sssss.musts ~
lister, whether citixens or. Not. VI M
whether sick. we'll or absent.
b sure 2 apply. for resiStrstionsin
1'' aA ''s': A!sR.s.es
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
LICENSE GRANTED in
THE CITY OF CLIENT

Amsterdam. Netherlands, June A.
According to the Antwerp correspond
ent of the Handelsblad. the German
authorities at Client have issued an
administrative order granting per-
mission to the city Of Client for the
erection Of a dog slaughterhouse. One
of the regulations provides that no
dog-butcher may supply more than
about two pounds of dog meat a week
to each family.
In the opinion Of the correspondent
quoted. there is no doubt This example
loon will be followed in other towns
of Belgium. for want is increasing day
by day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

statesmen TO SELL OUR MYERS
quality line Of exclusive art calendars.
together with our high grade line Of
r. leather goods. memorandum books
and diaries. the most complete line
OF outdoor and indoor metal signs. and
q very hne line OF novelties: every-
thing manufactured in our own big
factory; terms. salary. commission,
h drawing account. The Elwood
Myers Company. Springfield. Ohio.
sALEsNEN wANTED-nxPERIENcE
ynIssss sor y;rs esrn Ii.t rn az on sSS ls: .na
tsstimonials from hundreds 81 our
members who earn 500 to $500
month. Address nearest office. Dent.
|:s 13e National salesmen's TRAINING AZ.
Isolation. ChicaSo. New York San
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OUR RED
and gold Ani.hed. PIN back. mas ems
rs hlem mounted IN 0lgplov cards.. eek
for prices. Luttrell s Company. ~
Nlv1r st. Chicago. ss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
NO IRE DEPARTMENT.

Hoquiam, Mimi. June 4.-Hoquiam
is without a fire department tonight
save for the chief, w. E. Crawford,
and one man. The remainder Of the
force quit this morning as a result Of
the failure of the city commission to
grant them an advance in pay Of SO
a month. for which they petitioned
early in May. Efforts made today to
secure a new force were fruitless.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
JOKE ON PASTOR

Copenhagen. June According
to the 'Stargarder Zeitung'' the local
preacher Of Tischendorf in SAKE Wei
mar, Germany, in the course Of a SER
mon. exhorted his Pensioners to prac-
tice the utmost economy in regard to
foodstuffs and quoted the famous Inn
tpertal dictum I'VE must persevere."
ingly. 49,
The following night the pastors
house was robbed and a dozen. hams
and a quantity of bacon stolen. a pla-
card was nailed to the door insctibed.
Eve shall now be able to p~ersavore.''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
HOUSES FOR RENT-toon.)
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW


: WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
FOR SALE.
100000 Dickinson brick.
4660-6 room house; Is foot lot:
South Third st.
$3.50 room cottage; Bulge Ave.
$1.000-Cottage and rs foot lot:
South Third st.
FOR RENT.
s1o-5 DON house; city water; In
Bulge Ave. ~
s25-e room; all modern house; In
ternational Ave.
$s5-9 room. all modern house: Uni
ss21z7 room. all modern house;
$685. room house. modern but
heat: Fourth Ave.
SIS room house. modern but
heat; International Ave.
$22-7 room house. modern but
sssMs room house. all modern:
sos room house; W and wa
W. H. KELSEY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
BUSINESS oHANcEsLoonunued.

PATENTS WANTED WRITE FOR
list Of patent buyers and inventions
wanted; S1.ooo.ooo5 dfered for inven-
tons; e sketch for free opinion Of
p~atentebility. Our four books sent
free. Victor J.. Evans Co., Patent
Attys., 629 Ninth. Washington, d. G..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

FOR sALD-sMALL STOCK OF HARD.
ware ana fixtures. will sell or rent
building, no real estate trades consid.
cred. Address State Bank OF 0arles,
6arles. N. Dak. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

sALEsMAN-cAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for North Dakota: staple line on
new and exceptional terms; vacancy
nov; attractive commission contract:
$500 weekly for expenses. Miles F..
Bixlef CO.. 20222 Carlin Bldg, Cleye.
land, Ohio.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

BUY AMALaAMArHD or; 9l6 Buys
loo shares; 20 producing. wells;
may double in price soon. Write for
Co, 11os Colcord Bldg. okishorna.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

sALEss1EN-Conanued

SALES MANA0ERe-WN
have exclusive territory for high cali
Der mon with typewriter experiences.
who can organise efficient sales force;
er speciality lines will also and 1t to
their advantage to get our proposition.
Rex. Typewriter Co.. Dept. g., $50 N.
Wabash, ChicaKo. III.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04
GHoE REPAIRING

Shoe Hospital-LarEsst, most comniets
shoe shop in Grand Forks: parcel post
peid one way: repairing while you
wait. J. SollAnd. Basement, S1A DsMera
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PERMAN-
salesman in North Dakota: staple line
Tor general retail trade; liberal COM
mission; $685. 90 weekly advance. Ralph
II: 1de. 6z-22 Williams Bldg. Detroit.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-04

FOR sALD-HARNEss SHOP IN LIVE
n growing state line Town with
population Of 1900. Good business and
Splendid prospects for coming year.
must be given attention. Address e3l
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
Where Our Wealth Is.

II is said that we are worth $250,000.-
600 000-that is, all OF Us combined.
This is lot OF money-for when most
of US get much beyond $3.50 we are lost,
because it isn't often We see as much
money as this al any one time.
But the wealth OF the United States is
at present in the form of fixed invest
ments, such as railroads. factories and
farms stores and houses.
And 50 when We talk about our c0un-
try being so tremendously wealthy and
that We can fight this war because we
have so much money, il should be re-
membered that We can't hit q German
on the head with railroad nor crack
the skull of an Austrian with a house
gruesome business, true enough. but all
part Of the war game.
1t IS going TO take real monet to put
this thing across-not the money already
invested in houses and lands, but the
money we are going to save in the
future.
It is a question as TO how much you
are going TO save next year in order TO
buy another Liberty Bond this year
If YOU haven't the money now, it
means that YOU will have TO mortgage
the future if this country Is 20 make
good and maybe this means that You
will have 20 make good deal Of a sac
rfice 70 come out square at the end Of
the year
Possibly YOU will have to economic
TO do this.
There is no doubt that YOU will have
to cut out something and II IS up to YOU
70 determine what that shall be-unless.
Of course, the government helps you bv
restricting the use Of such articles as
may be regarded as Injuries, instead
Of necessities. as they are now.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
The big event is down for September

The big event is down FOR September
l6.
Brother Wood publisher Of the Michi-
gan Railway Guide. will please take note
that it is scheduled for "ll:oS New York
time"
That viii make it Hos Detroit time,
or one hour faster than the time the
trains in Brother Woods guides go by
in defiance Of the common council of the
city of Detroit
If we recall correctly those who are
,tll keeping sun time ought 10 have
everything ready AZ 1896.
To tell the truth, we have been eX-
pectinr this and the only thing in the
announcement that is new 10 us is the
detail of the time
When We discovered Detroit had po-
Ice commissioner Nho was really in earn
est about enforcing the saloon laws, We
almost heard Gabueis note.
Then we heard our police department
had caught hgtHayman and that
struck Us as another siRn
II our prosecutinc attorney would send
some speed fool to a for the killing Of
one of our children IN the streets. MOTH
ing could move us from a firm conviction
that the book has il right.
What worries us really is the fact
that We have just bought q new supply
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25

Enelsh and friction resulted
81 Pulaski resigned bur still 81
didn't return 20 lfe ~ ease in
Paris He got perm sion from Tho
continental congresg 20 recruit 2
cavalry division Ia Baltimore
These troopers. equipped with
'ances. became the famous Pulaski
legion 70 ne revolution Thus Pul-
asN 1ecame one OF America first
cavalry commanders
AZ savannah, Ga October. i774.
the legion made rs famous charge
The French fleet was be4ieEing the
port held by the crown troops BE
hind the city. on land. we're tho
Americans. Altho che siege had
heen gong on since september
There aemed little chance Of tax.
n fe city
PnHsk was shot from his norN
mor-a wounded When The King
~ Poland heard OF his death, hc
sa.1
PHtaesi. always brave. hut al
ways DO enemy ~ monarchs
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
The Old Gardener Says:

Flea betle arc nefarols
TRIBE nd fend an mo.f ~ 'he
common pan' Hte pofaioe 80
Omhtf bean-. fomat0r and
-1rsfe SOMETIMES some of
rHrn f rte leaves with hole.
a go ffeF had been pepprred
uuh brr haf and fha} often
COME great numbers over
nieh Tl, Goa BEETLES can be
killed efh s~.enato ~ lead or
vNh Pa green. fhe samo
strnnwa Gsed fnr potato bugs
pgh ps therf 81 no better eH
eds fan powdered arsenafo ~
lrad which can ba busted on hy
means ~ Sodee can with holes
FL Dc bottom and BEL easily aa
piled Kfro8one emulsion
objective. 200 alfho repfiIent
rather than % poison Remrm
beb tbo chat prompt measure
arl Imperative
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
The Devices of Noble Houses
BY Or. FRANk/cRAN
Copyright. 1915. by Frank Crane)

think. said the frowsy-haired old pro-
feSsor, my favorite bookworm and the
delight of my idle hours. ! think we
gould learn much from Che devices of
noble houses.
What better epitome Of all the ingre-
dents of real nobility. for instance, than
the motto of the Irish Viscount Boyne?
Nee timeo nee sperno" Il neither fear
nor despise) gives the attitude of true
noble toward those above and those be-
low him. "Nec cupas nee metuas"
(Neither by bride nor entreaty) are SIM
liar.
OF course they leaned hard upon an
cestry. as "Patriis virtulibus" (By an
cestral virtues) of the Irish Baron Lett
rim, the Scotch Earl Elgin's terse "Fui-
mus eve have been), and Lord Grant
ley'S "Avi memorantur avorum' q count
the grandfathers OF grandfather am
of long line). hut. on the other hand.
the device Of Earl Suffolk Non quo,
set quomodo" (Not by whom. but how,
is practical enough for Nevada mining
camp; also Lord Nelson's "Palmam qui
meruit ferat" (Let him bear the palm
who won ito.
Courage, the elemental virtue. is prom
inent as AN ideal in many of these old
houses. whose founders were mostly
hard fighters. "Perseverando. (Perse-
vere), the word of Lord Ducie, the Irish
earl of MaSsareene's "Peraget augusta
al augusta" Thru hardship TO gran
deur). "PraeSto ct persto" Of the Scotch
Earl of Haddington q perform and per-
severe), "Tuebor" q will defend) the
motto of Viscount Torrngton, "Tu ne
cede mails yield not to misfortunes)
Of the Irish Baron Milton, and Viscount
Aliens "Triumpho morte tam vita" q
triumph in death as in life) all breathe
the same spirit.
As these notices were doubtless
chosen by bookish priests and clerks we
find suitable emphasis upon morals. "Vir-
tute ct lahore" (By virtue and toiD is
the sign Of Earl Dundonald's house.
"VirtuS mile scuta" Virtue is thou
sand shields is the Earl Of EfFnghams,
and We may also note the Earl Of Abing-
don's "Nrtus ariete fortior" Virtue is
stronger than a battering RAM. the
Scotch Earl Marishal's "Viritas vincit"
(Truth conquers) and the somewhat en-
igmatical ut prosim' That | may do
good of Lord Foley, and Earl Cowper's
"Tuum est" Gs it yours p.
Other clever devices may mention are
Decor decus addit avito" (He adds hon
or to the honors he inherits) Of the
Scotch Earl Of Kellie, DUN spiro, spero"
while / breathe ! hope) of the Irish
Viscodnt Dillon, "Fortem posce amman"
(Ask for brave souD of Lord Sage and
Sele, "Hora semper" ct is always
time) Of Earl Pomfret, and "Magistratus
indicat virum" CThe office reveals the
mani the motto of Earl Lonsdale.
And he concluded speaking of mot
toes. think a good one for the United
States in this war is that Of the state
of Massachusetts, "Ense petit placidam
sub libertate quietem" (She seeks with
the sword the peaceful quiet of liber-
ty)
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
Pointed Paragraphs

TO arr IS human and 10 sticE 90
'i. more so
hree -giart meals say
Thine ard eide wait FOR M ~ar.
hH' woman before marriage mav
.at. more patlDc' fhan Job
SLAMS poopic Hhp were born fools
6asc Hceecded "a Twins L down
Whenever man Fails in an n
1etaEuE D. attribute p ~ fatal
~nWe men Attract attention ir
py b.ear.c thty made no eHor 0
lftrtct
There art Iot- ~ H't.e things that
neu l1 not understand ha
g. rtntr iif believed fha' hens at
KS because n'y au stand fhcm
900 end
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25

Russia celebrates Sc public holi.
davs iu the wear.
silk arc now printed by means
~ color photography
2 French government requires 200.
600 gallons Of alcohol day in the
manufacture Of explosives.
In Argentine the bakeries. Ero
.corios and cigar stores may remain
open Sundays until noon. provided
they arc attended exclusively By
their propriotors-
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25

VAS IS
advertising s~indler
E
mlslea or
70 honest
sers Dishonest advertisers Who be found IN ne mes WI n De
Of public interest AoHtee VIII
De Only signed letters giving the writer's nre arc
vii
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ID Mydtl
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publish
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The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
But Does Congress
Really Care Enough To
Bother Itself About Ii!

Matters might be expedited at wash
ington should congress, provided there IS
any patriotism and honesty OF purpose
left in congress, mentally divide the peo-
pie into two elements, to-wit:
/. Those who want TO make something
out of the war.
2. Those who don't want to make
something out of the war.
The atmosphere at Washington is al
ways loaded with selfshness and at tins
time it is naturally 80 dense with the
humidity of selfshness that il is remark
able that those charged with conduct OF
war matters get any view at all of the
country at large Even in ordinary times
about 80 per cent of Washington pop
ulation is there because has cot Of
wants to get something eat OF the GOV
ernment-the country.
Add another 10 per cent ~ this time.
comprising those present 70 tell how 60
run congress and run the war, and yo1
get pretty close to the capitals atmos-
phere at date.
The president has 70 maze II new brig
adler generals.
This means promotion for coloneis, (
majors, captains, sergeants all the way
down the grades to camp cooks and
buglers.
Do you think that al these men and
their hundreds of friends with pull are
simply waiting for the lightning to strike
them pleasantly and saying nothing to
Washington?
The same is true, in large degree, Of
the naval department Promotions all
down the line to make officers for new .
battleships, destroyers, submarines, I
chasers, etc, etc.
Washington talks in billions, millions /
and mere fractions. According 10 Secre-
tary McAdoo, we must subscribe another
two billions or more by November lst,
and the war will cost about ten billions q /
year
The bulk of the billions will be spent in
this country. 1t is like kicking in the
head of barrel of strawberry jam be
fore crowd of school boys.
More presidents, directors and man
ayers of corporations are registered /
really as statesmen. in Washington today I
than ever before met at any given point
in all history.
Add to all these who want the tens Of
thousands who have got jobs or some
thing just as good. put in a generous !
sprinkling of would-be inventors Of de-
mocracy saving devices and pro-kaiser
ties, shake well, and YOU have the atmos-
phere in which the war management has
to try to do what is best for the whole
country.
The official who steers a national cause
true, thru that fog, surely has good eye
sight.
How can he so steer unless his first
question always be, What does this fell
low want?
Can there be progress or safety save
in sharply drawing the line against those
who do want to make something out OF
the war?
But, at present, congress seems to be
trying to do things without hurting the
feelings of the very people who are most
certainly wanting to make all they can
out of the war
Wonder If There'll BE a
IL
The Detroit times., 1917-07-25
Wonder If There'lI BE a
Chance For a Fellow To
Remain For the Concert?
Well, friends, so long!

Getting something prepared for you
in this space every day has been no
snap, particularly in sweltering weather,
but the end of the task is in sight
And the end of whatever it is you are
engaged in, is in sight.
A book we have just received says
it is.
1t comes with the authors compli-
ments, we presume, but the author failed
to send his name with il.
He says the millennium is at hand.
According to the way he has it figured
out. the wind up is going to be scatter
ed over longer period of time than il
takes to hold a reunion of the Smiths.
Things are to begin on August 4, as
follows:
Heavens on Gre
The agony ~ He'll
Death everywhere.
All business ends
The end Of the war
Rivers dried up
All crops destroyed
All things destroyed
Three days darkness
Earthquake everywhere.
Resurrection OF Saints
IN Devil appears on earth
There won't be much doing then until
the seventh. when we are to receive 30
days warning and discover that the
"temnle has been rebuilt in Jerusalem. 4"