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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
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NiiritIide @e6eine nnb i6re edidiaIc.


Wlebr ais Die @r1ber geringerer
Sterbli1er bnben Die @r16er un0 &C.
6eine Der 6iirlten i6re SHidiule.
9ta1 einem unrubpollen 9eben Itor6
am 12. DECEMBER 1476 Der &urfiirlt
6rie0rid ser Siegrei4e. bon Ser
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Dem e6emalieen 8nrfiiBerfloiter in
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t740 brn6te man Die @ebeine 0es
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Sabre 1871 iol nun, 0en binterlaIie-
men Bapieren eines @obliinterribte-
ten 5rfolee, pGbrenO Der HenoOirltng
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beine lopie Ger SdG0eI oes @ittels-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
9rdRjabrs-
Wfrnllur
Bon Oen Stalienern be-
gOnHCH.
Wemeral GabDrna mel6et
anfdngli9e GrfOlAe.

Gie itolieniiden Eruppcn riidten on-
geblid I'M @lobo-@ebiet, an Ocn
9tbbGngen Oes @onte Gucco uno
6Itlid bon @ora Dor. ~ glub in
oen n0roli6en g[bi6nitten oes
aorIt-@loteous wollen iie un
8ooen geponnen boben. IT @u.
ris uno 2onoon Boben menis 8lt
iagen.
q nL bia 2on6on, 10. Nlai. -
Die Staliener boben beilte cine Oifen-
iipe begonnen uno angebliA bereits
i'm @or3.0Htrift umO auf Dem 9arIt
grfolge erruneen.
Ser beiite gto9mittog bonn italie-
niiHen ariegsburear ousgegebene Of
ii5ieae 8eri6t iagt:
.SuliI6e 6ront III @on GoGmino
his 3ur See bat oos Seuer llnierer
9lrtiaerie, oas gegen itarfe feinOli6e
Steaungen geri9tet muroe, geltern
Morgen cine lingemeine SnteniiOitdt
cneenonmen; Der Sein6 ermioerte
oos SSeuer nit @elbiiBen aller Sea-
liber.
@egen W}ittog idritt iuniere Snfan.
terie gum GorItoB geaen ueridbieoene
9Sunfte Der 6ront, mobei mir i'm Pla-
po.@ebiet an oeu glbbGngen Ocs
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li6 bon @6r5 ln6 &ertobi55a peicrt-
libe 6orti1ritte mobten.
@lei65eitiq lnterna6men iutlere
Sruppen einen @oritoB in Dem nor0-
liden 9l6I9nitt oes aarit un6 erreib.
ten Die feinoli6en 2inien oitlid bon
Goiio Salt, ipobei lie einige @efan-
gene ma6ten"
Die Snianterie- -9lftionen 0olern
bon g(rtiaerie ln6 S1iibeneraben-
Morieru unteritiist, nit groBer &ef-
tigfeit tort. 3ablrei9e @efongene
muroen bereingebradt.
Ole 6liegertb1tigfeit in oieier @e.
geno nor cine iebr reee. Seiite 93ud-
nittag mari zines unierer iSlugge-
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Ser 6eino me6rere ltorfe 9lngriffe &c.
gen uniere oorgeibobeneii SteIltngen
noroweitli1 BON EoIminp unO ouf
Dem gliioeo.8lateol. glae waren err
folglos itno reiultirten in ihmeren
@erIuiten fir uniere @eener."
(Die oiesiG6riee 6riibiobrs-Ofien-
iipe Der SStaliener ri6tet Iib gegen
&rieit, Seiterrei6's beoeutenoIten
See6ofcn am 9toriotii6en Wteer.
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bureaus mel6et, DAB Die 9eutIden ge-
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oebrter 6ront rtnternomnen baben.
Der GorItoB puroe ourd Ons 6euer
Der 6ran5oien abgel6la9en, ooH ge-
lang es oen 0elttihen in einem Dor-
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faiien.
Der g(neriff erfolgte an Ser glisne.
6ront, longs Der Gbemin 0eS Games.
Ole Welounq lautet
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9LbOnnentcn, bic ben u0entfdcu
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nnreaelmGhis erboltcn, iin6 scbetcn,
Der Office OabOn per Sclcpbun ubcr
l@riftIid @tit9ciInHg at madeH,
World's cresset., 1917-05-17

there was great earthquake,
and the sun became black as
sackcioth of hair. and the moon
became as blood:
And the stars of heaven fell I.
unto the earth, even as a ig-tree
caststh her untimeiy figs, when
she is s,aken OF a mighty wind.
And the heaven departed as q
scroll when it is rolled together;
and every mountain and island
were moved out of their places.
And the kings of the earth and
the great men and the rich men.
and the chief captains, and the
mighty men. and every bond.
man, and every free man, hid
themselves in the dens and in
the rocks of, the mountains;
And said to the mountains and
rocks fall on US, and hide us
from the face of him that sitteth
on the throne, and from the
wrath of the Lamb.
For the great day of bis wrath
is come; ami who shall be able
to stand?" Rev. 6-12 II
Now we have come 10 a time
in the church in opening the
sixth seal. Which gives US to
understand that there is some.
thing 3 going to be done. For in
this period of the churches his.
tory, the greatan notable day of
the Lords anger shall come, For
Il cd has set before the world an
open door. Please read.
"And to the angel of the
church in Philadelphia write:
These things saith he that
is holy, he that Is true: he
that hath the key OF David. he
that opaneth, and no man
shutteth: and shuteh. and no
man openeth:
l know thy works; behold. l
have SET before thee an open
door, and no man car shut it,:
for thou hast Z. little strength,
and has kept my word, and hast
not denied my name.
Behold. will make them of
the synagogue OF Satan, which
say they are Jews. and are not,
but do lie; behold, l will make
them to come and worship be-.
fore thy feet, and to know that
! have loved thee.
! Because thou hast kept the
word of my patience l also will
keep thee from the hour of
temptation which shall come
upon all the world to .ry them
that dwell upon the earth" Rev
3-7-10l
This door of Liberty was open
ed in 1915 in Philadelphia.
when the Declaration was signed
trueit has been tried to be closed
many times bat it still stands
cpen-And now as the time
is drawing nigh for the open
ling Of the seventh seal. The door
will never be shut. We believe
that this sims is near to come
for the times prove it. as w.ll
as those things spoken of in this
manner.
And he that overcometh and
! 'keepeth my works unto the end
i to him will give power over the
t nations:
And he shall rule them with a
? rod Of iron, as the vessels of 9
] potter shall they be broken tc
t shivers sven as received of nv
= Father,
al And I will give him the morn
= ing star Rev, 2-26-2Sl
! And when This Seventh Sea
is opened there will be grea
change upOn the whole wnrlf
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another: and there was given
unto him grr at sword" (Rev.

Nov in opening this second
sea! we see a red horse and a |
rider coming forth. The frs.
one was white, this second one
is red, which denotes the shead.
ing of blood For the rider of
this horse takes peace from the
earth, (Sam Hilderbrand.) So
that they would Kill each other.
For they claimed to be Jews
when they were not. But was
of the synagogue of satan.
The time of this seal was from
! the time OF the fall of the church
until the opening of the third
| seal. The church during this
period OF time is spoken of in
this manner.
But this thou hast, that thou
hatest the deeds of the Nicolai.
tanes, which l also hate.
He that hath an ear. let him
lhear what the Spirit saith unto
the churches; To him that over.
, cometh will give to eat OF the
tree OF life, which is in the midst
of the paradise of God.
| And unto the angel of the
church in Smyrna write; These
things saith the first and the
last, which was dead, ard is
alive;
| I know thy works. and tribula.
tion, and poverty, (but thou art
rich,) and l know the blasphemy
: of them which say they are Jews
and are not, but are the syna.
gogue OF Satan.
b Fear none of those things
which tnou shalt suffer. Behold,
2 the devil shall cast some of you
! into prison, that ye may oe tried
e and ye shall have tribulatlon ter
days. Be thou faithful unto
q death, and [ will give thee ;
crown of life. tRev. 2--6 to 10,
D When we have once passed
g. over the time of the church from
r the opening of the second sea
D up to where the third is opened
e we have passed over this time
{ spoken Of: Please read bloody
i time.
q But before all these, they
shall lay their hands on you
p and persecute you delivering
you up to synagogues, and init
b prisons. being brought before
> kings and rulers for my name,
n sake.
1l And it shall turn to you for 6
e testimony,
/ And ye shalt be betrayed boil
by parents, and brethren. ant
!, kinsfclks, and friends; and some
, OF you shall they cause to b.
put to death.
And We shall be hated OF al
men for my names sahe'Nuk'
:, 21-12-13 &16 10
y So with this proof of the red
horse and his rider we pass tt
~ the opening of the third seal.
And when he had opened th'
y third seal I heard the thirt
" beast say Come and see and I be
held and 10 q black horse. and h,
L that sat on him had a pair Of bal
ances in his hand. s.
= Aud l heard a voice in tn
:. midst of the four beasts say
measure OF wheat for a penny
and three measures of barle.
for apenny and see thou hurt no
C the oil and the wine. Rev .6-5 6;
g Here we have q black hors
q and q rider the borse represent
D darkness. The rider the rea
u pope. He places darkness owe
the earth and gross darkness
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his shead blood. which blood
gave Eternal Life, to an entire
Gentle nation-We have used
this as proof of to, Time, ,vben
the Book was opened, And cy
such proof we must say that this
was accomplished when Christ
arose from the dead. For it was
at this time when Christ's blood
done his executive work. for
please read.
But now, in Christ Jesus
ye who sometimes we're far of
are made nigh by the blood of
Christ" iEphe. 2-13.)
Here is where Christ w his
blood redeemed those four
beasts before God. Here. we
repeat IS where the Book of Life
were opened to all mankind. Aud
at this time is when the seals
we're loosed, and then opened
in the folio wing manner.
} And saw when the Lamb
opened one of the seals and I
heard as it were the noise Of
thunder one vf the four beasts
saying Come and see.
And I saw, and behold a white
! horse; and be that set on him
had a bow; and a crown was Civ
] en- unto him; and be went forth
conquering, and to conquer. y
i (Rev. 6-1'-2.)
}, This seal was opened on the
( day of Penticost, when the spirit
;? was given them as a rushing
mighty wind-Here is where the
white horse and his rider went
: forth, A representative of puri
ty, and spotlsss, washed in the
- blood of the Lamb, And crowr
c was given to the rider. The
angel Of the Apostolic church
who at this time was Peter. wht
was to 20 forth conquering ant
=, to conquer including the mission
work of Paul in the same Apos
. tolic age unto the Gentiles. Fol
in this first stage of the church
- there was men who claimed to be
Apostles. but was found to bt
u ~ liars as the written Word viii
" show, which we believe was tht
- cause OF the church in this age
to leave its drst love, Please
- read.
Unto the angel of the churct
- of Ephesus write; These thing.
saith he that holdeth the sever
~, stars in his right hand, who
- walketh in the midest of The
! seven golden candjesticks,
~ I know thy works and shy lab
,o our, and Thy patience, and how
~ thou canst not bear them which
~ are evil. and thou hast tried
a them which say they are apost
!, les and are not and hast fount
> them liars;
A. And hast borne, and has
i, patience and for my name.
~ sake hast laboured, and hast no
= tainted.
= / Nevertheless have somewha
against thee because thou has
leIt Cny 1rSt love.
nj Remember therefore from
II whence thou art fallen, and re
~ pent and do the first works; o
N else l will come unto the quick.
~ and will remove thy candIesticl
10 out of his place, except thou re
a rent" (Rev. 2-1-5.)
r. And the fall OF this Apostol;
IN church brought TO a close tn
Is Apostolic age, and a New Earl
in Of the church, sets in whic|
" ibrings US up to the opening O
the second seal. Please read.
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Are We Now Living in
the Seven Seals?
CUES TJON NO SO

QUES IlON NJ 81
Now Bri,. Garrett 1 will ask
you a couple of questions for
the sake of some of our new
subscribers they try to argue
me down that Saten has never
been bound for a thousand
years. tell them that be was
bound a thousand years when
Satan tempted Christ on the
mount, they say not so, for
Christ was only on earto thirty
some odd years. So first ques.
ton. has Satan been bound a
thousand years if so where and
when,
Second question are we living in
the seven seals if so are we in
the third seals are the seals to
be opened one a year till. are
opened.
Geo. Innman,
TEXT;
"Aud I saw in the right hand
of him that set on the throne a
book written within and on the
back side, sealed with seven
seals.
And I saw a strong angel
proclaiming with a loud voice,
Who is worthy to open the book
and to loose the seals thereof!
tRev. 5-1-2o %
Heaven was opened to John,
and with the spiritual eye be
penetrated the depth, of heaven
and saw him who sits upon tbt
throne, and also saw a book in
the hand of him that sit on the
throne, This book was written
with in and on the back side,
.eoaled with seven seals. AnC
wien the angel cried for some
one to open the I Book. Their
was no one found in heaven, @
in earth, neither under the eartt
that was able to open the Book
or 70 loose the seals thereof
Not as much as to look thereon
Please read.
And no man in heaven nor il
earth. neither under the eartf
was able to open the book. Meth
er 10 look thereon.
And l wept much, because n
man was found worthy to cpel
and to read the book neithe
to look thereon" Rev. 5--3-4
And when John saw this h.
said that he wept. And th'
angel said 20 John. weep no
John, Behold The Lion of th
Tribe of udah, toe root CT Davi
has prevailed to open the Book
and to loose the seven seals.'
The seals are now loosed, ye
not all opened, the book is ope-
ed, and when this was done, job
saw a lamb in the midst of tn
throne as it had been slain, will
seven horns and seven eyes
which John said was the sever
spirits of tiod sent forth into sl
the world. This same Lam
came and took the BOOK out 9
the right hand Of him that sat O
the throne. And when the fou
beasts saw this, they. and tb
four and twenty elders sang
New Song, saying thou art VOL
thy to take the Book and ope
1t, and also to open the seal
thereof. For thou vast slai
and hast redeemed US to God b.
thy blood. Please read.
> And they sung a new son
saying Thou art worthy to tax
the book, and to open the sea-
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winch Is about to rule the world
today. 1t is. taking the world of
humanity captive at will. And
the angel informing John of
those things which had to
shortly come to pass, be said
70 John.
And to the angle of the
church in.Pergamos write; These
things saith he which halh the
sharp sword with two edges;
know thy works, and where
thou dwellest. everywhere sataL,s
seat is; and thou holdest fast my
oame, and hast rot denied my
faith even in those days wherein
Antipas was my faithful martyr,
who was slain among you, where
Satan dwelleth,
But I have a few things against
thee because thou hast there
them that hold the doctrine of
Balaam. who taught Balac to
cast stu mblingblock before the
children of Israel, to eat things
sacrificed unto idols, and to
CON NIT fornication,
So hast thou also them that
hold the doctrine of the Nicola
itanes, which thin g l hate Rev 2.
-12-13-14-15 y
Here We have the opening of
the third seal, or in other words
the connections of the church in
the time with The opening of the
third seal. And which brings US
up to where the 4th. seal was
opened Please read.
And when be had opened the
the fourth seal, I heard the voice
'oe the fourth beast say, Come
and see.
And I looked, and behold, {
pale horse; and his name tha
sat on him was Death, and bel
followed with him. And powe
was given unto them over th
fourth part of the earth. to XII
} with sword. and with hunger
and with death. and with th,
beasts of the earth" (Rey. e.
ll7-8.)
Here we have a pale horse ant
a rider. and death following
after, which is plainly set fortl
lin the church in this period
Please read.
Behold. l will cast her into
: bed, and them that commit adul
terry with her into great tribuia
ton, except they repent of thei
deeds.
And l will kill her children
with death; and sll the churche
shall know that l am he whicl
searcheth the re,ns and hearts
and | will give unto every one Q
you according to your works.
(Rev. 2-22-23.l }
And this lasted in this man o.
up until the 9Th. seal is opered
Please read. "
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. Hottie Goodrich was obliged TO go
to the Mary Fletcher hospital last week
and undergo an operation Thursday. DR..
Kinney went to Burlington to assist at
the operation. Mrs. Goodrich is reported
to bo doing we'll since the operation. Mr..
Goodrich went to burlington with her
and will remain lew days.Mrs. Charles
I.apicrc has been i'll for "A few days, as
has also Mrs Clara Eaiser.-William
O Rrcn WAS called to Canada January 10
tn attend the funeral of an uncle He
returned home Fr1day.-Mr and Mrs.
T. NJ. Wiley were called to Morrisvile
Thursday TO attend the funeral sf L. NJ,
Kelley. hrother-in-laW of Nv Wiley
Hcrbei, johnson returned from Boston
last week after a few months work in
that city.-.Tohn King has moved his
family to the Willis T.umsdcn tenement
and Will work for Mr.. bumsder this win
ter. Mr. NounCman has moved into the
house vacated by NJ. King and IS haul
ing logs for Mr.. Colby from the George
Richardson lot.--"rhoSe Dreadful Twins
appeared ut the town hall Friday evening
under the auspices of the band and enter
tanned "a GoOd-szed audience with n net
income to the band of about $1j.-The
following officers were installed at
Caspian Lake Grange Thursday evening
by Deputy j. II. Harrin -ton. assisted by
Mr.. Earrin Ston: Master, &. II. Miller:
overseer, p, y. Allen; chaplain, George
Rodgers treasurer, |. D. Masoon: Secre-
tary, W. w. Miller; Gatekeeper, Theodore
Rodgers; Ceres, Mrs. Charles Miller. The
other officerS-clect were prevented from
attending by sickness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
MONTPELIER.

lsfaei schwartz, Il well known fur and
clothing dealer, suffered the fracture of
one les Friday noon wien he ATTEMPT
ed with two companions to board the rear
END OF a sled. The driver stopped his
horse abruptly, causing the sled to knock
the three men down with sch wart2 under
meath. When the pile of humanity was
uhtanGled he was unable to rise and OK
animation disclosed fracture. He was
removed to lleaton hospital in an ambu-
lance.
he dea'h Of Mrs. Charles Il. Shipman.
WIG "' prominent Montpelier merchant.
occurred carly sunday morning AT her
nome Court street after an Illness of
ABOUT Two weeks with heart trouble and
computations. Ellen Keith Was born in
M"htpelirr September o. 49,, the dauEh-
yer OF Alonzo 7, and Laura Kieth. and
"'". ""aNs resided in this city, being
married - wears ago TO Mr. Shipman by
the f"' William Lord Two DAUGHTERS
were born To them, Mrs Charles Ben
l'inlh ana Miss Florence Shipmau. both
OF TINS city. Two brothers also survive
lillian G. Keith of Salem. Mass, and
fred y. of Boston. The deceased was a
granddaughter of Judge Roswell r. r.
Klein and Of Gen. Shubal T.. Flint.
prominent citizens Of Montpelier in the