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World's cresset., 1917-12-27

Son OF man say unto tne
prince Of Tyrus Thus saith the
Lord cod Because thine heart 10
lifted up and thou hast said am
a god l sit in the seat of God in
the midstof the seas vet thou
art man and not cod though
thou set thine heart as the beart
OF cod,
Behold thou art wiser then
Daniel there is no secret that
they can hide from thee;
With thy wisdom and with
thine understanding thou hast
gotten thee riches and hast got
ten gold and silver into thy tire.
asures:
BY thy great wisdom and by
thy traffick hast thou increased
thy riches and thine heart is
lifted up because of thy riches, I"
(Ezek, 28--2-5.)
Here you have just what the
love OF money will do for them
that will be rich. Then, when We
have made this Investigate q
where the root of all evil is, We
Can readily comprehend why,
there is a worlds war today,
Men scram oling after suprem
acy through the resources of
the money god. Money is the
power. and the love for it is the
root of all evil, Then we ask
from whence comes wars and
, fghtings among you Come
they not of your own lusts, that
war in your members And
for this cause we must cry out.
Come near, ye nations, te
hear; and hearken, ye people; lei
, the earth hear, ard all that Is
therein; the world. and all things
that come forth of it.
For the indignation OF The
J Lord is upon all nations. and bis
fury upon all their armies: ht
J hath utterly destroyed them. ht
bath delivered them to the
= slaughter.
Their slain also shall be cas-
3 out, and their stink shall come
7 up out of their carcasses, nnt
the mountains shall be me,tet
o with their blood Isa. 34-1-
s BY
81 This time shall come upon tn,
z people on the account of thei
n love for money. And by a clos
!. investigation we learn that thi
e time spoken of is now on US
3 After we have saw from tn,
8 bless d word, the great evi
3 brought on US by the root OF al
S evil. We shall again return t,
o the scene OF the first great bat
D tie, where satan was cast out O
r heaven to earth. And the mex
n thing that we shall investigate
e is the warning given US. BY th
e Lord, when satan was cast on
r OF heaven, please read the sec
ond time,
II Therefore rej,ice, We heavens
9 and ye that dwell in them. Wo
to the inhabitants of the eartl
q and of the sea! for the devil il
o come down unto you havln,
% great wrath, because he knuwetl
\ that he hath out a short time,
y REV. u -12.]
Now the voice said w0e unit
the inhabitants Of the earth
- The warning was given. An,
no sooner than satan was cast t
IS earth. He began his persecu
u ton and war here on earth. A
v it reads.
j And when the dragon sa-
World's cresset., 1917-12-27

KnOWetn Lnat ne 0HGn Out
short time." Rev IL. -7-S-o-
10-11-12)
We have before US the first
great battle, aud il was fought
in heaven, And the devil an d
his angels was cast out of heaven
and cast to earth. He was cast
out BY the precious blood of the
Lamb, and the tustamonies of
those who loved not their lives
unto death. The next point
that is to be considered is. how
did this great old dragon the
devil get into heaven?
And by The word we must
answer. In the first place we
mustgive you the fact. that God
created him an angel of light
that Is the son ot the morning,
And he left this purity and
fell please read,
How art thou fallen from
heaven, o Lucifer, son OF the
morning. how art thou cut
down to the ground, which
didst weaken the nations. 1sa
14-12)
Here is the character that
fought God in heaven, God had
created him and gave to him the
third ruling power in HEAVIER
But be foil from that state, as
Jude says,
And the angels which KEEP
not their own hobitation. ht
bath reserved in everlasting
chains under darkness unto thu
judgment of the great day
Jude 1-'6)
This proves that ct one time
before the fall OF l.uc;feJ ant
his angels they enjoyed th'
great blessings Of heaven out
they left this pure state ant
fell. And in that first great bat
tie. God over come him and hii
angels and cast him to earth
And from the tine that be wa
cast to earth with all his angels
And from that time on up viil thi
time, he has kept up . continu
al war. And the war that i
now going on has been brough
on, by the craftiness, of tbi'
old serpent called the devil. wh
decieves the nations and N axe
them believe that in com meniD
the wrong. tha. they are doin
right. Then Gods people, thinks j
like manner % cod did in HEAVIER
has to 6ght them. 81 here is tn
} whole cause of all wars, Leadin
men of nations, became subject
: of this dragon and then goip
, after flesh. For to illustrate thi
facs we shall refere you
= Kaiser, who tn ru bis ambitio
to bring all nations unds
him, he brings q worlds war o
Z US. Now dear reader we hav
the beginning of war and th
cause of it, We shall now do ou
best to let you see. by Invest
cation, what causes the lustfl
nature in men, For the frst "
' shall ask you 70 read,
For the love Of money is til
. root OF all evil. which whil
some coveted after. they hay
erred from the faith, and pierce
themselves through with man
. sorrews. ~ Tim -1O)
q Here is the root OF all evil, an
g the effect is those,
e Knowing this, that the Jaw
). not made for a righteous ma
It but for the lawless and disobed
:. ent for the ungodly and for sin
80. &c. H. ...,L H. -
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Investigate

Ifever there was . time, when
every body should make On
Investigation it is now. And not
only Of the war and the cause,
a. stated By both sides, OF tLose
who are indulging in this crest
worlds war. But they should
above all Investigate theories OF
al; creeds, And then the Bible
SO that you may be ao'e to COM
preheud the deep truths, which
God has placed there, for our
eternal welfare. Aud in making
an Investigation, the Doctrin OF
the different churches you will
know then where the true
church is and what its teachings
is.
And now we ask you to come
here with YOUR Bible in your
hands, or come to US thru tn 9
CREssET, And we are confident
that we will be abe to give you
I the broad open light OF its sacr'
ed pages. For It's truths has
been hid to the people for
number of years that IS ever
since the second beast rose up
out OF the earth with two horns
like \ lamb and spoke as a dra'
gon. He is spoken Of by John
the Rev, In tue 18th chapt.
Yes. Investigate the cause of.the
war, aud you will fud out.
when you get down to the word
Of God. you will then find out
the great cause please read
From whence comes wars and
6ghtings among you? come they
not hence. even of your lusts
that war in your members.
Ye lust, and have not. ye kill,
and desire to have, and cannot
obtain, ye fight and war. yet
ye have not, because ye ask not.
I'VE ask, and receive not because
I've ask amiss. that ye may
consume it upon your lustes.. I
James 4 I'D
Without any contradiction we
have before us the cause OF
wars and fghlings, Then our
Investigation is very. very good
| But let US not stop here. LIE:
US Investigate still farther 70 see
IL We can, see the oroigination oi
this iustful nature that has beer
brought upon US.
And dear reader inorder to dc
this we must 20 down to the
very root ef the cause, with oul
Investigation. And in order L
do this we must 20 back to the
first war ever fought. So please
read.
And there was war 10 heaven
Michael and bis angels Tough
against The dragon; and th'
dragon fought and his angels.
And prevailed not neithe
was their place found any NOR
in heaven.
Aud the great dragon was cas-
out. that old serpent, called tn
9 Devil, and Satan which dsceiv
r eth the whole world: be was cas-
out into the earSh, and hi
e angels were cast out with
him.
e And I heard q loud voic
9 saying in heaven, Now is com
d salvation, strength, and th
kingdom OF our Ged, and th
4 power of his Christ: for the &C
e cuser of our brethren is cas-
down. which accused them 6t
e fore our God day and night.
r And they overcame him b
:. the blood of the Lamb, and b
World's cresset., 1917-12-27
QUESTIONS NO. 4s,

ALICE MO,
DEC. 18Th. 1917.
Rev. l.. 5. Garrett.
Mt. Grove. No.
Dear Brother:-I have some
questions to ask. Please answer
them through the CREssET.
1st. How many Apostles were
therci And their names?
End. What Is the difference
between being filed with the
Boy Ghost. and being bsptissG
with the Holy Ghost9
3rd. Was any body filled
with the Holy Ghost except .he
Apostles?
Alb. Did any one speak on the
Day of Psnticost, or any Other
time with an unknown tongue
except the Apostles9
5th. Do you consider Cornelius
. saved man before the HOLY
Ghost fell on him
lam asking quite q lot of you
but am anxious to know.
Tours in F, L. T.
E, H. Freeman.
Alice Mo.
World's cresset., 1917-12-27
QUESTION COLUMN,
QUESTION NO 7.

Please tel! u why the Church b
today has not tho seven men
spoken Of Ia Acts. Ga to admin
lister on the same purpose If he
10 ApostolicY
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KINU REVOLIUCIJA
GALL ATGAIVINTI
MONARCHIJA.

Pekinas, birz. /. - Dau-
geliOse Kinijos provincijose
pakilo revOliucija ir tos pro-
vinci. joo ,,t:;ifii,,c nuo ourr
trales vvriausybes. Galimas
daiktas, kad tOksai provin-
ciju atsimetimas Kinijai
neuzilgo pagamins monar-
chija.
Nuo Kinijos atsimete pro-
vincijOs Anhui, Honan,
Shangtung, Shensi, Che
kiangs ir Mukden. Stu pro-
vinciju gubernatoriai eina
iSvien SUI revOliuciOnieriais
prizes Kinijos prezidenta,
kan Sitas prasalino ministe-
riu pirmininka Tuan-Chi-
Jul.
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vokieCiai taiS0S| uzpuO|iman
KINIJA CALI SUSILAUKTI MONARCHIJOS
VOKIECIAI TAISOSI Uz.
PULLMAN PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.

Paryzius, birz. l. - Kuo-
met uzpereita nakti Verdu-
no fronte paSelusiai baubG
armOtos, tuo metu vokieciai
atliko visa cile ataku Cham
pagne apskrityj. Vokicciai
prizes prancuzus panaudojo
he tik paprastus armotu So
vinius, bet If bombas SUI
nuodijanciomis dujOmis. Te-
ciau visas atakas prancuzai
atmuS6, anOt OficialiO pra-
neSimO. Tik vienoj vietoj
vOkieciams pasiseke pasiva-
ryti kick pirmyn.
VOkieciai paselusiai alta
kas atliko Sitose vietosc: Te-
ton, Casquc, Mont Haut,
Mont Blond ir Siaurvaka-
ruose nuO Auberive.
Prancuzans kaikur prisi-
ego vOKIeic:1us atreIliIi u, durlil-
vais ir zudyti rankinemis
granatomis, kuomet negel-
bejo kulkasvaidziu kulipku
kruSa.
KuOnc visur atmuSti vO-
kieciai pasitrauke betvarke-
je palikdami kruvas lavOnll.
Tas rciSkia, kad vokieGiai
gaminasi didelin uzpuoli-
man. Jei jiems nors kokioj
vietoj pasisektQ pralauzti
prancuzu fronta, tuomet
vargiai butu galima JUGS SUI
laikyti nuO briovimasi.
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w1LsoNAs STOW uz
"sUGRl hzINIMA IR
ATLYE1NIMA."
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Washington, birz. l. =
RuslJos lal}lna vyrlausybe
pas savo TIA aikininkus parei-
kalavo paai}kinti kares tik-
sius. NuO saves rusu vy1.iau-
sybe teciau pridure, kad il
nai kariauj;ynti tik uz tau
tu laisve be- jokiu Saliu uz-
grobimu ir kares atlvgini-
mu.
Suv. Vadssij vyriausybe,
kuria atstovauja prez. Will
sonas, pei ambasadOriu
Francis Petrograde pasiun-
te atsakym; rusu vyriausy-
bel. To atsal ymo pilnas TEX
staS dar neainOmas. Tik Ii
noma tick, lad Suv. Valsti-
jos pakele khre prizes Vokie-
tia del uzi11ltu svetimu te-
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Suv. Valsti5 os kariauja uz
mazesniujp ,autu paliuosa-
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Vargiai patiks rusu karei-
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TAISOSI RUSIJOS
STOVIS.

Tokyo, geg. 81. - Cionai
atkeliavO naujai nuskirtas
Suv. Valstijoms Rusijos
ambasadorius Bachmetjev.
PravaziuOdamas i Suv. Val
stijas Bachmetjev pasako-
jo, kad Rusijos stOvis gere-
ia. Jis pageresias dar la
biaus, kuomet kariuomeneje
bus sugrazinta senobine rel
kiamoji kareiviams discipli-
ma.
BE to, Bachmetjev pasa-
kOja, kad nuO SiO laiko rusu
armijos iSnaujo inns smar-
kiau veikti prizes vokiecius.
Veikiai stos uzpuoliman ir
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Prancuzijos fronte.
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SOCIALISTAI IR TAXA.
Copenhagen, birz. /.

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Is pasikalbejimu SUI jais pa
tiriama, kad jie taikOs sally
gose pastato tiktai neprigul-
mingaja Suomija ir rusu
Lenkija. Apie Alzasa-Lota-
ringija jie nenori nei uzsi-
mint, kad tos provincijos
tur6tu butt sugrazintos
Prancuzijai, kaipo jos bu-
vusios provincijos, kurios
uzgrObtOs 1871 metals.
Pasirodo, kad vokieciu
sOcialistai taisO sOcialistiSkaI
suvaziavima SUI tikslu dan
labiaus sustiprinti VOkietH
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.AUSTRAI PRASO
kAIzERIO PACELBOS
ITALAI Wis ARCIAU SA-
VO UzPUOLIMO
TIKSLO.
Austru kontratakos
atmuSamOS.

Rymas, birz. 1.-Cia gau-
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Berlynan, kad Sis suteiktu
austrams pagelba iSgelbeti
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Lygia dalimi muSiu from
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pastangas, kad sulikyti ita-
lu briOvimasi ir nors dalimis
atgauti prarastas pozicijas,
ypac Vodice kalvas, Siau-
riuOse nuO GOrizia. Austru
generals stabas taip buvo
lsitikrines veikiai atsiimti
tas pOzicijas, kad savO pra-
nesimuose nei nepaminejo
aple Ju praradlma.
Nuo praeito pirmadienio
austrai tOdel tenai stume
tirstas savO kareiviu ko-
liumnas paskui koliumnas,
bet nieko gera is to neiSejo.
Italai dabar praneSa, kad
austrQ visokie pasikesinimai
pasekmingai atmusta.
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Jamiano ir AdriatilSo jnriu,
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Praejo sventes.

Darbo minister's Skobe-
lev paskutinej savo kalboj
darbininku susirinkime pa
zymejo, idant jie pabaigtu
bedarbiave ir besilinksmine
revoliucijos laimejimais,
kadangi Russia atsidurusi
ant prazuties kranto, nuo
kurios ja gall iSgelbeti tik-
tai abelnasis visu veikimas
IL darbStumas SUI didziausi,1
pasiSventimu.
Kares minister's Keren-
ski viesi Rumunijos fronte.
Petrogrado apskricio mi
litarinis komendantas pra-
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KAS GIRDETI RUSIJOJ
Petrogradas, geg. 81.

Petrogradas, geg. 81. -
Uralo apskricio kazokai an
dai turcjo savo kOngresa,
kuriam priimta rezoliucija,
kad kazokai palieka lojaliais
dabartinei RusijOs vyriau-
sybci. Be to jie iSleidO i vi
sus RusijOs pilieGius atsilie-
pima, idant tie sektu ju pc
dOmis.
Rezoliucijoje apie lOjaly-
be tarp kitko pasakyta:
"Turite atminti tai, kad
prieSininkas nemiega. Salin
visOkia betvarke. Mes turf
me tiktai viena savo kares
fronta ir savo talkininkus.
Kariuomene negali but ne
veikli, bet turf gelbeti tai
kininkams."
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1sPAF1JoJE.

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MICS gyventojai iSnauio sa-
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JAUNIMAS APLEIDzIA
SUV. VALSTIJAS.
Washington. birz.

Washington. birz. 1. =
Vyriausybe painformuota,
kad daugelis sios Sales jau-
nQ vyrQ, turtingu t6vu val
kQ, bcga is Suv. Valstiju j
pietine Amerika arba j Ka-
NADIA. BijOsi registravimosl
If paskui priverstino karei-
viavimo. Isleista paredymas
bcgancius sulaikyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-01
MOKESCIAI Uz KAVA,
ARBATA IR CUKRU.

Washington. birz. 1. -
Senate finansinis' komitetas
vakar svarstydamas kares
mokesciu biliu nusprend6
surinkti 8O,OOO,OOO dol. mo-
kesciu uz kava, arbata il
c'lkru. W kavos svara W.
1lausybe turi init &c. mo-
kesciQ, arbatOs = sc. ir cuk-
raus - puse centO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-01

neS6 vyriausybei, kad Cars
kan Siele kareiviu sargyba
nepLldanti plideramai savo
pareigu, neziurinti discipli-
nos. TOdel galimas daiktas,
kad buves rusu caras leng-
val gall pasprusti is ten IL
nusidanginti kur j uzsienius.
Vyriausybe pasizadejo
buvusiO caro- sargyba arba
sutvarlSyti arba pamainyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-01
RUSIJA ISLEIDzIA
DAUGIAU POPIE-
RINIU PINIGQ.

Petrogradas, birz. 1. -
Rusijos laikina vyriausybe
nusprende pagaminti 2 mi
lijardu rubliu vertes pope
liniu pinigu, kurie "iSlei-
dziami butinam reikalui." "
Sitai yra sumanes laikinas
finansu minister's TereS-
cenkO, jis gi ir uzsieniu rel
kalu minister's.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-01

gaudami nusipirkti Siuose
mlcstuose jlems reikalingu
dalktu, neveza prekiu; taip
pat apie Siuos miestus ir
ukininkai daug daugiau nu-
kentejo del kares, negu XII
tOse LietuvOs vietOse.
ISvesta Lietuvoje daug
nauju plenty ir gc!ezinkeliu.
Nesenai pabaigtas gelezin-
keIis: Siauliai, Pakruojus,
JoniSkelis, Pasvalis, Birzai,
Neugutas. Lenkai laikO Vii
niu naujos savo vaktybes
antru miestu. Duodami kai-
zeriui padekOs telegrama w
Lenkijos nepriklausomyb6s
apskelbima, id6jO tarp kit
-kO SiuOs zOdzius: "unsere
herzen jubeln i'm Warschau
und WilnO" (musu Sirdvs
dziaugias VarSavoje ir Viii
niuje).
Sunaikinta daugiausia
'dvarininku manta: mat, vO-
kieciu oficieriai labai meg
sta istaigas, todel lovas, ke-
des, status ir kitus jiems
reikalingus rakandus (bal-
dus) sugabeno i apkasus.
BirzuOse lietuviams reffOr-
matams pamaldas laikas
liuteriu kunigas (pastoris),
atsiustas is Prusu Lietuvos,
bet maza mOkas lietuviSkai.
Zmones labai laukia sugriz-
tant saw kunigu, kurie. is
skiriant viena, taip skubiai
1SbegiojO IS Lietuv0s.
Kulturos ir Svietimo Sex
cijOs 1916 m. iSleistas knin-
gas = j. JablonskiO. kun.
prof Paltaroko, ri. Skabei-
kos, J. Mlurkos, A. Matule-
viciaus, Pr. MaSioto ir kitus
leidinius A. Smetona gavo
visu rllSiu po viena egzem-
pliori.
Jonas Aukstuolis.
StOckholmas
8-IIT-1917. "L. B."