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, 1917-10-11
Indianapolis Accessory Maker
Develops Idea for Auto
matte Brake.
DRIVER RELIEVED OF STRAIN
Motorist Enabled to Bring Car to
Gradual Stop With Ease and
Smoothness, or to Stop Il
Instantly With No Effort.

Selr-StartlnR devices Tor
have practically reached a stage of
perfection, but 1t remained for an In
d%ianapolis accessory maker to develop
and place On the market the first self
stopper"
This latest automobile convenience
is a vacuum brake which enables the
motorist to bring his car to u gradual
stop with ease and smoothness or to
stop 1t instantly with a minimum of
personal effort. The effort necessary,
in fact, is about the same as is re-
quired when operating the ordinary
hand or foot accelerator or sounding
the horn. The driver is relieved of
physical strain, an advantage which
will appeal to motorists who have ex-
perienced the muscular tension of driv-
ing a heavy car down a long, steep
grade.
Boon to Women.
1t Is claimed that the vacuum brake
will be a boon to woman drivers, many
of whom haven't the physical strength
to use the footbrake and bring the car
to a sudden stop. With the vacuum
brake applying the brake" is as easy
as turning on a lighting switch, it is
claimed.
1t is a device of few parts, and can
be used on any make or model of car,
large or small, having the ordinary
f~ootbrake.
There is some similarity in the ac-
ton of the new vacuum brake and the
airbrake system on present-day rail-
way trains, because both employ the
same sort of cylinder and piston, con
nected to the brakerods. But there is
this difference-the railway brake op-
crates by the force of compressed air,
while the brake operates by
the suction of the engine, employing
no air compressor and no air storage
tank.
Effort Minlmlzed.
With less effort than the engineer
of a railway locomotive uses to bring
his train to a well-timed stop, the driv-
er of a motor a may, by gentle pres
sure of finger or foot, bring his machine
to a standstill in an Instantly lock-
ing the wheels, If necessary. Or he
may slow 1t up gradually, depending
on driving conditions.
The operation is SO simple that the
slightest pressure gives the driver con-
troll Of the car at all times, whether
in crowded traffic, where stops have to
be made suddenly and with certainty,
or out on the open road, where it Is
only necessary to slow up temporarily
for bumps or crossings.
The new brake operates on the same
general principles al the vacuum gaso-
line feed, now used OF automobiles. a
device which makes 1t possible to
draw gasoline from one tank to an
other located at a higher level.
Device Not Clumsy.
The outfit consists of a small spe-
clal cylinder, mounted on the frame
or any convenient cross-member of
the chassis, and a copper tubing con-
nection to the intake manifold of the
engine, In which is located a simple
, 1917-10-11

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Made Her Well.

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Health from a displacement. One of my
, 1917-10-11
Device Not Clumsy.

The outfit consists of a small spe-
cial cylinder, mounted on the frame
or any convenient cross-member of
the chassis, and a copper tubing con-
nection to the intake manifold Of the
engine, In which is located a simple
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NOTICE

We want TO buy Irish
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want bring them on at th,
custom price.
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then shall we raise against him
seven shs p erds. and o.ght
principal man. micah S-~l'n
The Dragon tried 20 ;n,tr"e
this man. Arc 'llrn look sgai4
at this man, VINO Is to be The
peace, please read;
For who hath desplsed the
DAY of small things for
they shall rej)ice. and
shalt see the plummet in the
hand of Zeruhbabel with thoss
seven, they are the eyes of the
Lord which run to and fro
through the whole earth. ,(Zech.
4--l0)
Here are the Bible Seven
which are the eyes of the Lord.
And the dragon thought to
deceive the people when be pre-
sented himself in the beast that
JOAN saw rise up out of tne sea,
with seven heads and ten horns,
tiat is be intended for the peo-
pie to believe that be was the
man Who was to be the peace,
for there was to be seven shep.
herds reised up and eight prin-
ciple men With this man. Bro.
Perkins would have your mind
carried away from those Bible
facts.
But they are so plain, we are
confident tnat the readers of the
CRESSET cannot be led away.
So we must 90 on with the
Bible Truths for they are per.
feet chain, and that VT may see
this chain of Bible Truths, a.
bout the beast and biz Conception
and Deception, we shall start
With the prophesies ef Daniel on
this same character, speaking Of
him in this manner,
And in bis estate shall stard
up a vile person, 20 whom they
shall not give the honour O. the
kingdom: out be shall come iu
peaceaoly and obtain the king.
dom by batteries.
And with the arms of a food
shall they be overdown from
before him, and shall he broken
yea also The prince of the
covenant.
And after the league made with
him he shall work deceit fully:
for he shall come Up and shall
become strong With a small
people. (Dan. II 1-21-2223')
We have before you the least
that John saw rise up out of the
sea. And we find that Daniel
calls him a vile person and
says thhre was a league made
with him which league, We set
forth in last weeks Issue from
the Reformation of the l6 Cen.
tury, and which is the same a.
the setting up OF the Image"
spoken of in Rev. 13 chapter.
This Image was, ss we have
stated time and again the one
man theory, set up in the TINA
Of Martin Luther. And under
this theory all people move and
have their being in this .ur day
which is the chief corner stona
of Babylon-And Christ said.
Come out of her my people,"
This, Chief Corner Stone of
Babylon is the one man theory.
and is What Ezekiel calls the
wall, in this manner.
Continued to page 4.
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Some More Questions
For Brother Perkins
To Answer.

wv 0Ao COAAOoHt JOl
are honest, in all your dealings
But you must be honestly wrong
in some OF your sayings on Bible
Truths. Some of them may: be {
misunderstanding of the truth
Therefore, we are giving you
these thoughts for your good anc
the good of all who might believe
as sou do. For our explanations
on any point of the Bible, is the
Bible and nothing but the Bible
And then comes the out
side proof. Now you place
the Pope of Rome as the
beast that John saw rise ur
out Of the sea with Z heads and
10 horns, and on his horns, 1C
crowns. and on his heao the
name of blssphemy. Now have
you any more Bible evidence for
this being the Pope Of Rome than
that which you have for Herod
filling the place OF the Dragon?
Has the Pope of Rome seven
heads on him? Has he ten horns
on bis head? If so let US know
the authority for it? And what
is the name of blasphemy? You
being our teacher we expect a
correct answer, to those ques
tions. For we are waiting for
you 10 tell US bow you can see
'that the Pope of Rome has
seven heads on him, so much
easier than you can 4erod, For
we have said that we believe
that Mary is the woman repre-.
@senting the church, and Christ
the child, and the twelve stars,
the twelve Apostles and the sun,
the law of the Spirit. Please
read.
There is therefore now no
condemnation to them which are
in Christ Jesus, who walk not
after the flesh, but after the
Spirit,
For the law Of the Spirit OF life
in Christ Jesus hath made me
free from the law of sin and
death "[Rom s-1-2]
The moon, the Old Testament
scriptures, as it reads.
For what the law could not
do, in that it was weak through
the flesh. God sending his own
Son in the likeness of sinful
fesh. and for sin, condemned sin
in the flesh.
That the righteousness of the
law might be fulfilled in US, who
walk not after the flesh. but otter
ahe Spirit Rom, 8--3-4
But Dear Old Teacher. If you
have any thing better than the
word we would like to have it
What you have given'is far !
from being satisfactory. Sol
please give'us something better.
ii you lave it. 1t is true the
scriptures which you have given
is all right, but what you say
they mean, the most of it, we
think is entirely wrong.
For instance we refer you to
the child that is to rule all ma.
tions with a rod Of Iron, you say
that this man child is (al) the
faithful follow of Christ"
Now we cannot assign such
ignorance to our beloved Ch rist
that be would say HE and HIM !
when he ment THEY and THEM
For we see He spoke in like
manner when he said.
He that hath an ear, let him
hear what the Spirit saith unto
the churches: 70 him that over
will give to eat OF the
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IMAGE ISL Do not say that you
are not under the IMAGE. For
the word says all 55th small,
and great. rich and the poor, free
and bond,' There is none left
out. We have to be under this
image now. For this second
| beast uses all the power of the
first beast. And the first beast
had power to make war with
the saints, and overcome
them,' and power was given him
over all people, please read
And it was given unto him to
make war with the saints, and to
overcome them: and power was
given him over al! klndreds and
tongues. and nations.
And all that dwell upon the
earth shall worship him. whose
names are not written in the
book OF life of the Lamb slain
from the foundation of The world.
(Rev. 13-7-8")
This power the second beas.
exercised over the whole world,
And now you must find "an I'M
AGE" that the whole world is
under. And we must say to you
that there is out one IMAGE"
that the whole world is under.
And that is the one man theory.
All nations tongues and king.
doms are under the one man
theory. And which we shall
further say is the IMAGE" spok.
en- of in the scriptures above
quoted, Now we shall prove
our position by the word of God.
And then leave it with our
readers to accept or reject. as it
appears to them best to decide.
In the first place we shall take
up the first beast spoken of in
this manner:
And / stood upon The sand Of
the sea, and saw a beast rise up
out of the sea, having seven
heads and ten horns, and upon
his horns ten crowns, and upon
his heads the name os
blasphemy. (Rev. 13-l'
Now we nave a beast before
US with seven heads and ten
horns. Now John saw this
beast manifested in heaven in
the old dragon. Please read:
And there appeared another
wonder in HEAVIER; and behold a
great red dragon, baving seven
heads and ten horns, and seven
crowns upon his heads. And
his tail drewuhe third part of the
stars of heaven, and did cast'them
to the earth: and the dragon
stood before the woman which
was ready to be delivered. for
10 devour her child as soon as it
was born. (Rev. 12-3-4'
The beast which rose up out
Of the sea, is the very Image"
Of the Dragon cast out of Leav.
en-" For after this beast rose
up out or t0e sea. Unen Gn6 Drag
On gave him bis seat and
authority. Please read;
And the oeas: which. l saw
was like unto a leopard. and his
feet were as the feet of a bear
and his mouth as the mouth Of a
ion: and the dragon gave him
nis power and his seat, and
great authority. REV. 13-2")
All the world wondered after
his beast. After the dragon
lad been cast out of heaven, and
yave to the beast his seat, and
great power. And this great
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Conception
and Deception
TEXT

..t. ., TEXT
Then when lust hath con
ceived, it bringeth forth sin: and
sin, when it is finished. bring,
eth forth death. ria mes. 1-15)
Also.
And sbal! go out to deceive the
nations which are in the four
quarters of the earth, Cog and
Magog, to gather them together
to battle; the number of whom
is as the sand Of the sea. Rev,
20--6)
Conception and Deception has
oone a terable black work in
braking the golden cords of
Unity, and have divided into
threads the minds of men. And
have brought into what is now
clllei Christianity the black
night Of jealousy. To the detri.
ment OF all good aai right eous
purposes, it has throttlea the
life of thousands of Fathers. 1T
has chilled, and stilled, the
voice of many, many mothers.
And have broken the sacred tie
of tens of thousands of wives
and husbands. Conception,
thru lust, set up the blackest
Image that ever was placed We.
fore the .human family AND
thru Deception have brought
darkness on the earth and gross
darkness on the people. This
Image" is spoken OF in the
word in this manner.
And :, beheld another beast
coming up cut OF the earth; and
be had two horns like a lamb,
and be spake as q dragon.
And he exerciseth all the pow.
er of the first beast before him
and causeth the earth and them
which dwell therein to worship
the first beast, whose deadly
wound was healed.
And be doeth great wonders,
80 that he maketh fire come
down from heaven on the earth
in the sight of men,
And deceiveth them that dwell
On the earth by the meals OF
those miracles which he had
power to do in the sight OF the
beast. saying TO them that dwell
IN the earth. that they should
make an image to the beast,
which had the wound by a sword,
Ind did live.
And be had power to give life
into the image Of the beast, that
he image Of the beast should
10Th speak, and cause that as
many as would not worship th1
mage of the beast should be kill.
ID. '(Rev. 13-l1-15)
We have before Us an Image"
which has enshrouded the world
has taken In under it the
ligh the low the rich and the
'oor. AS it reads.
And he causeth all, both
mall and great rich and poor,
rec and bond, to receive mark
n their right ha nd, or in their
oreheads.
And that no man might buy or
ell, save he that had the mark,
r the name OF the beast or the
lumber OF his name. '(Rev. 13 16-
y
There is nc one who can Say
onestly that there is any part
the world left out from under
be influence OF this ''Imag e of
he beast For this second
east Conceived the idea thru
is lustful nature that he could
ecelve the whole world, by
living life to the Image" And
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New Name in that stone?
Now do not be backward, in a
few words tell US the truth in
this matter. and nothing but the
truth. For the truth shall make
rs free.
Yes, we are still wanting to
know, how and in wha. manner
or under what system ell the
werld was made to wonder after
the first beast, las you say, who
is the Pope thu beast?)
Dear Old Teacher. you have
another quandary to US in your
Birthday Article and that is,
when the war was in heaven,
and where that heaven was?
According to what you say, The
woman or church went off into
the wilderness, at the close of
to" fourth century or 1884 years
after Christ IS resurrection. And
you say at this time there was
war in heaven, and that satan
was cast out of heaven, that is
out OF a political power.
Now brother we are not salts.
tied, for we cannot harmonic
the explanation you have given
with tine Word of God, For
God has said.
And there was war in heaven
Michael and his angels fought
against the dragon. and the
dragon fought and his angel.
And prevailed not: neither
was their place found any more
in heaven. /
And the great dragon was
cast out, that old serpent, called
the Devil, and Satan, which
deceiveth the whole world; be
was cast out into the earth, and
his angels were cast out with
him." Rev. 12-7-8-9
From the reading of Gods
Word, we understand that this
heaven spoken of is above the
earth, where God and His angels
fought against the dragon, and
bis angels, and Goi overcame
them and cast the old devil and |
his angels down to tie earth,
God did not tell US that the
heaven which be cast the devil
cut of, was a political system o.
ar government, but a heaven
above the earth. And from
whence satan was cast down to
earth.
Now again. Brother, you say
that this war come off a84 wears
after Christ's assertion. But
this will not harmonize with the
Word of God. From the fact in
time be spoke of this
war, and great battle in this
manner. -.
Then shall the Lord go forth
and fight against those nations.
IS when he fought in the day of
oatCie. Aec. 4-3
And zech. lived 4s7 years before
Christ came here to earth, But
this is not all, this. great battle
was fought before Jobs time
And God spoke to Job of it, in
this manner.
Lay thine hand upon him, re. ,
member the battle, do no more. I"
lob. Al y
And this was 1920 years be. /
'ore Christ's advent to earth. {
And this battle was still far. s
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ldBt Sic amcrifaniide Megiernng our1
ibrc Ieenten in Sen ,eutralen staaz
ten Sic Sbatiahen iiber Sen 3anoel
nit 2eutlbIanb ieltiteaen.
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