The daily Alaskan., 1917-08-30
Democracy and Civilization. The HnlX Bible and

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 p..;i., Arabic numerals,
 of which g is the highest. By adding the nine numerals together the result Is 45, and the ad- dition of the 1 and In the 45 Is g. There are twenty-six letters in the Rl- phabet from Al to Z-26, and each letter has a number corresponding to it's po- sition in the alphabet. In other words, each letter has a numerical representa- ton. For example, the letter B is rep resented by No. 2, H by No. & L by No. 12, each letter in the alphabet hay ing It's corresponding number The sum of all the letters in the alphabet namely, the numerical representation when all the twenty-slx letters are add ed together-is 351. and the addition of 8, 5 and lin the S51-produces 8, which Is the highest Arabic numeraL and the multiplication of 8, 5 and ] produces 15, and the addition of and 5-in the 15-produces 6. Thus 1t is by addition or multiplication or both where not already specified that the re- suits are obtained from the narrative that herein follows: The correlation of the Arabic numerals and the alpha bet is to verify the interpretation of the prophecy in the Holy Bible in re- latIon to the dates, periods and num- bers bearing upon events of funda- mental importance In the history of the world, the continuation of Chris tianity and civilization.
 The discovery by employment of the highest Arabic numeral with the nu- merical representation of the alpha bet and the figure c in interpreta- ton of certain chapters in the book of Revelation defines how to correlate graphically momentous events tn the Holy Bible with those relative to the German empire and the entry of the United States into the world war.
 By an analysis of the figures, num- bers and phrases relating to the de- scription of the Inst prophetic nRrra- tive in the Holy Bible and by applics- tion of the result of such analysis to certain marked events in the present epoch there are at once revealed a se- ries of reciprocal relations and coinci- dences which in extent and analogy denote the revelation, amazing and as- founding though 1t may be, that con- temporary history Is the period de- scribed in the book of Revelation and that the Prussian masters of the Ger man empire, through the spiritual blindness of the German people, are responsible for the most wicked. and appalling catastrophe in the Christian era.
 And there was given unto him 6 mouth speaking great things and blas- phe1nies" (Revelation Xiii 3. Look ing on myself as Gods instrument l shall go my way without regard to the ideas and opinions of the times" Rsi- ser William H., Aug, 25, 1910, at Koe- nigsberg). ''The king of Prussia or the German emperor must always be { In a position to say to any lieutenant Take ten men with you and close the reichstag.'" (oldenburg Januschau, speaking for his master, the katser}.
 The interpretation herein does not iD- clude an examination into conditions which connect the acts of the Roman masters of the German. race at. the dawn of Christianity with the German | people of today. The indenbie stigma upon the German Legion through their failure to protest at the decision of Pontius Pilate and by reason of. their performance of the act of crucihrion of Jesus Christ attained its spotheosis these later years. By their fruits ye shall know them" The results from the teaching of the people of Germany these modern times have been manif fested in the practices upon old men, women and children in Belgium and 1 northern France. The Teuton tnstrue-