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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-18
Portland Has
10 Shipyards

Portland now has 10 active and pro.
jected shipbuiding plants, where only
two were In operation, says the Port
land Oregonion in a recent issue. The
news story reads:
One year ago two plants were en-
gagged in the construction of deep.
water vessels OF the rtver-the, ST.
Helens ShipbuilGing Company and
Wilson Bros, of Astoria, while three
others were laying out yards-the Nc.
Eachern Ship Company, at Astoria;
the Northwest Steel Company, at the
foot of Sheridan street, and the Pen
insula Shipbuildicg Company, at the
foot of McKenna avenue.
Today IL additional companies ar ;
building ships or constructing yards,
and three more are about to start, the
latter including Portlanders who have
leased site at Columbia City, below
that Of Somarstrom Bros, and are
withholding their identity; the Grant
Smith, & Co., which has leased prop
erty at the foot of Baltimore stree,
st. Johns, and the yard of F. C. Knapp
and Eastern associates, alongside the
st. Johns railroad bridge. The list OF
active plans and those known to be
projected numbers 10 now.
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NATSONLA Will
ARRIVE ON Time

AdvIces to Castle & Cooke. the local
Matson agency, report the liner Maj
sonia to be on time. She will be or
port at $50 tomorrow morning, 10
dock about 100 at Pier Is.
Aboard the big steamer are los
cabin and IL steerage passengers. 553
bags Of mail, II packages Of express
matter. and 1894 tons of cargo for
Honolulu, also 1l22 tons for HilO.
Honolulu cargo includes 300 tons for
the army, $40 tons hay and feed. thro ,
lots of cement, a.. S. and l65 tons;
four shipments of fertilizer, 81, 500,
Ala AMI 40 tons; 90 tons of tin plate
four 4-ton lifts, nine 6-ton lifts, one
18-ton lift, two 6-ton lifts. five lots OF
automobiles, 81, 80, S, and two Of one
car each; 900 tons of railroad cargo.
Hilo cargo includes IA tons Of feed.
SO tons OF cement, 6 packages OF eN.
press matter, 10 automobiles, $4,000
bricks, two 2h2-ton lifts, and one 1-ton
lift.
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$4,000 GIVEN
TO HILO HARbOR
Especial sssr.Bullstin corresp,ndsnes)

Especial Star. Bulletin CorrespOndenee)
HILO, June 15.-A. A. Scott, chair
man Of the board Of trade committee
which has charge of public improve
ments, reported to the meeting Of the
board on Wednesday that he had re-
ceived a letter from Jack Desha, sec
rotary to the delegate in Washington,
to the effect that $4,000 had been
appropriated by the rivers and har.
bors committee for the extension of
the Hilo breakwater.
President Wears asked what prog
ress had been made on the break
water and was informed that the con-
tractor had stated that only for losing
one scowload Of rock from Waipio,
10, 900 tons of rock would have been
placed last month.
The contractor was also quoted as
having said that another quarry for
large rock would have to be found
before long as it was becoming diff
cult to get the larger stones for
Gaping from the present quarry.
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SlTISFAx WINS TWO
EVENTS ON SATURDAY
CONTINUED from Page 81

Donvitz sent Lahontan Water acros
the line a winner. The time wa
40 IS.
Mohawk Boy made a great dash for
the wire in the Officers steeplechase
winning from Robert in the strtch In
1854 Is. The two Schofield entries
came over the last hurdle together
but Mohawk Boy had the most speed
in the dash to the wire.
Rovdy took the lead and held 1t for
the first half mile, when Robert went
to the front and held the lead to
within 100 yards Of the finish line
when Capt f. N. Whiting on Mohawk
Boy rushed TO the front. Capt. A. X.
Palmer handled Robert we'll through
out the race. RoWdy was third, with
Buster Brown fa7 back.
Satisfax and Satisfaction was the
slogan in the last race OF the day.
Johnny Carroll again piloted a win,
ner, making six wins out OF seven
events. Satisfax goL away we'll anc
was never headed. Copra failed &c
show throughout the race, Cmpql4
being the only contender. 1t was
great finish to a great race meet, az
Satisfax has won way into the hearts
of the followers of the events. In:
time in this event was AZ 20.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Inter.Tsland steamer Klnau,
from Kauai, June II: From Makawell
u. kaimema, T. Kitamoto; from
Eleele-Mrs. Tsuras Hima, A. R. Cur;
rey, U. Matsumoto, c. Mijashiro, c.
Niyake, r. BarentoG; from Koloa-
Mrs. Fujima; from Nawiliwili-G. n
Wilcox, Geo. Rodiek, J. F. Hamburg,
Mrs. r. D. Moler, Mrs. Kahlbaum, A.
V. Peters, l.. Miyake, J. B. Name, A.
C. Mello, w. Nichol, C. D. Stiles, L. A.
Cabral, Mr.. and Mrs V. Cabacha, n.
KawanWra, and 2 children, Mrs. Flu
jiioka, Mrs. B. D. Baldwin, NJ. Rocha,
E. Jackson, A G. Hamer, NJ. Kobe,
MIR. and MISE. 8. Swan, Judge Katwt,
j. H. Kawi, Jr., S. L Carr, Miss Tlley.
Per Inter-IslArd steamer CIaudine.
from Maui, June II: From Kahului -
Miss L. L. Robbins. Miss Annie Will
liams, Miss M. K. Lane, Miss NJ. Lane.
Miss Clara Spencer. Elsie Goldstone
Miss. Bernice GOidstone. Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Hanemoto, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Omoto,
Mrs. Y. Kagawa,. Master Omoto, Mrs.
L. DeFries, Mrs. Esther Silva. Kata
hara, Emma Vierra, Mary Kawelo,
Mrs. B. Johnson, ]. Spalding, w. DeT-
ereau, W. T. Frost, G. A. GonsalVes,
J. A. Parish, Yigaui, Ma. Sing, Lee
Chez, Matsumoto, Yasotome, Mirumo-
to Kahuda, Kaku Yamuichi, Ensign
Puck, Miss All Lin, Miss Esther Ferry,
Laval Hoopii.
Per Inter-Island steamer Mtkahala,
from Maui, Mo1okai and Lanai, Juno
II: From Makena-Mrs. E. Pitez and
3 children; from Lahaina-L. B.
Wood; from Pukoo-Lin Kee, Mrs. Q.
@. Meyer and sen; from Kaunakakai
w. S. Mott, W. J. Coelho.
Per Inter-Island steamer Mauna
Loa, from Kauai, June II: From kea-
lia-Mr. and Mrs. Klmura, Mrs. H. T,
Camara, Miss ]. Camara, Miss Souza.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per Inter-Island steamer Claudine,
sails . p. NJ, June Is, for Maui ports
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Rice, Miss Ebolt.
Mrs. H. P. Baldwin, Mrs. JOS. Hore and
2 children, Mrs. H. V, Copp and chill
dren, W. Williamson, Master Hennax,
Miss Hennax, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey,
Miss Edith Livingston and maid, Mrs.
E. F. Hardy, H. W. Craig, Mrs. Kalau.
kalani, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gay, F.
Goodwin.
Per Inter-Island steamer Mauna Loa,
sails 5 p. m, June IL, for Kauai ports:
Miss B. Wishard, L. D. Timmons.
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paB&aude5lotNeu,
MERCHANT SHIP
Will COME BACK

At the close Of the war the Stars
and Stripes will be seen in every port
Of the world flying from American
merchant vessels, according to thu
plans of the government, just brought
here from the East Every effort is
to be made to turn out merchant ships
during the next three years, and all
yards in the country will be worked
double time under the plans which
have been approved in Washington,
says the San Francisco Chronicle OF
June g.
1t is the plan OF the government, It
is stated, to take over ell mercLan;
ships now building unless the owner
is to put them into trade of special
benefit to this country or the Allies.
In addition, hundreds of merchant,
men are to be built by the government
for immediate service, which may be
turned over to private firms at the
close of hosHlities.
1t has been suggested to the ship
ping board and to other government
officials that type Of vessel shall be
built with special reference to troop
transportation, but which may be
changed to a commercial liner at the
end of the war.
At the close Of the war it could be
changed into a passenger liner by
building passenger accommodations
amidships and in a house to be erect,
ed. on the main deck. Such vessels
would have a minimum speed OF six
teen knots and would be fine craft for
passenger and cargo business in the
hands Of private shipping companies.
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NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL &
ROTTERDAM LLOYD
JOINT SERVICE

To Batavia, Java, via Yoko-
hama, Nagasaki, Hongkong
and Singapore. Sailing dates,
freight and passenger rates on
application.
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd, Agents
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
At Chicago-Boston 5, Chicago 3.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 7, Brooklyn
l.
At acknowledgement 5, Phila'
delphia 4.
American League
At New York-St Louis 2, New
York l.
At Philadelphia-Philadelphia 9,
Cleveland s.,
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HARB0R NOTES

Next mail from San Francisco, 533
bags, will arrive tomorrow morning
in the Matson liner Matsonia.
Friday the Observation-Disclosures
freighter Texan steamed from Hilo
for San Francisco with a full load of
sugar.
The American-HaWaiian freighter
Mexican steamed from San Francisco
Friday for Honolulu, according to the
Merchants Exchange.
Next mail for San Francisco will
leave Thursday afternoon on the Mat
son steamer Manoa; the Railway Mail
Service department of the postoffice
announced today. The definite hour
Of departure has not yet been set by
Castle & Cooke, the local agency, but
it will probably be O'Clock. In that
event, mails will close at 2:9O p. m.
at the postoffice.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

%<%t<+% ~ y y y y y y =
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COAST LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
At Vernon-Salt Lake s, Vernon q;
Vernon 6, Salt Lake !.
At San Francisco-San Francisco 3,
Oakland !: Oakland 2, San Francisco
i.
At Portland-Los Angeles 4, Port
land 1; Los Angeles 5, Portland 1.
Games Today
No games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
Portland at Oakland.
San Francisco at Salt Lake.
Vernon at Los Angeles.
Saturdays Games
At San Francisco-San Francisco 4,
Oakland 3.
At Vernon-Vernon 4, Salt Lake 2,
first game): Salt Lake II, Vernon g.
(second game).
At Portland-Los Angeles s, Port
land 4.
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A Proclamation

The nations of the entire world, with few exeep-
tons, are now at war :~ n"
The United States of America through its Repre-
sentaves in Congress- has decided it to be its duty
and interest to take an active and leading part in
this war. Its citizenship accepts the responsibility
for all the cost in lives tragedy and treasure.
Among those for whom this citizenship acts are
the young, the innocent and the dependents.
To them the slaughter, the wounds, the destruc-
ton Of war means pitiful helplessness
Children may help children. Children may, in the
ways child heart speaks to child heart send SYM
pathy and material help to children now suffering.
therefore recommend that the children of Homo
lulh including the pupils of the public and private
schools, meet together in the Capitol grounds on
Friday afternoon the twenty second of june at half
past two O'Clock, and there show the spirit of hui
mainly and love the world has for ages been trying
to attain, and bring such contributions as their
generous impulses incline them to offer.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have here
unto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal of the Territory of Hawaii to be
.- affixed.
(SEAL) DONE at the Capitol in Honolulu, this
Fourteenth day of June A. D. 1917.
(Signed) LUCIUS E. PINKHAM,
49, "~-~. Governor of the Territory of Hawaii.
By the Governor:
CURTIS P. IAUKEA,
Secretary of Hawaii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n "a ~ ~ ~ n aAaHAE
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SEALS BUY LIBERTY BONDS
EIGHTEEN MEN SUBSCRIBE

y LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 81.
= Eighteen members Of the San
y Francisco baseball club, includ-
+ ing the II players and Manager
+ Wolyerton, pooled their capital
y today and : purchased Liberty <
+ bonds to the amount Of $4,000. (
i Manager Wolverton said that the
= suggestion was made in the club
= house several days ago, and was (
= met with enthusiasm. The ma
y jority of the subscriptions were
= for 800 bonds, but several OF 4
\ the boys subscribed 5000 each.
+ = ~ 4 = = = y = = (
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A scheme of national civilian ser.
vice for all men and women between
Is and 50 years Of age has been pre-
pared in Sweden. 1t will cover all in
dustrial activities, but it is proposed
to remedy first the labor shortage IN
wood and fuel
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INWARD

u, arrive Honolulu from K.h,.r
~. % ssso and Waianae-1S:3s :,
Pearl nIi' e,t a0noiulu from EVA NM and
11:o2 am. "1:3s p.m Is. 80 an.
$3.50 pm. "7:2S pm "H Pm.
arrive arrive Honolulu from wah,a,va az
=. .Selt.snua-'s:15 am, s1:52 u
1888 pm. '7:13 pm. ~" PM
me HalsiWa Limited, a two.sc,,
Tram tGnly first-class tickets honorcs1
= , M "a aOn 9a. every Sunday at $40
arrives IN Honolulu =. 1o.To
Ihe Limited stops only at Pesr, ~.
EVA Mil and Valance, N'sA
D@'E Except Sunday. tsund.y
6. p. ,NtsoN, &c smtr1
Superintendent. 90.
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OAHU RAIL WAY TIME TlRI E
OUTWARD

OUTWARD
Vs. swaianae, WataIua, Kahukn 49,.
"Sy SIaeons-"9:16 am, q. o. sna
a., aSr pearl City. Eva Min ana i R;m.
s11 .sa am, Se.IS way
.t IeO am. '2:15 pm, e.. N M
0 70 pm, 1880 pm, t11.is pms
. r0r Wahiawa and LetIebns 20;
pm. 4O Pm" $500 pm. "1i:So
'0r Leilehua-ts:co am,
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

This language Of Christs
has been fulfilled, for Jerusalem
has been, thrown down. so that
not one stone was left one upona
mother. Again it has been tui-
filled that many will say | am
the Christ, or say Lo hels IS
Christ, or 10 there is Christ Ano
shall deceive many. This we ray
has been made manifest by tue
many, But in particular has been
held out longer by .ne Pope than
any OF the rest, and Mat Is the Nv
tie horn. set fol th above who made
war with tks saints and ls ma
ing war with all good people, 70
day. It is his doctrine that has,
and is causing all this great
tumult. of today, over the world.
That is the one man theory.
For this is a time OF trouble
such as never was before. NO
nor never will be again, for me
Lamentations Of Jeremiah IS
being fulfilled, to day in cur
own country. As set forth In
this manner.
Mine eyes do fail with tears,
nv bowels are troubled, my liver
is poured upon tie earth' LOT
the destruction OF the daughter
> Of my people; because tae chill
dren and the suckllngs swoon IN
i, the streets of The CITY,
They say TO thsir moth ers
Where is corn and wlley when
, they swoone1 as the wouNded IL
- the streets Of the city, when
q their soul was poured out into
their mothers bosom. Lam
h 2-11-12.
g There is no one who can d. y
:, this. For all know, that this IS.
the fac. in this country, and
has been manifested 10 demon'
stration in this country, In orr
q cities. especially ir New YORK
n City but a few days ago when
20 mothers and children. by the
!. hundreds marched in the streets
h CRYING for bread, isen't this
;s ofrel in a land of plenty. There
"a God says.
, arise, cry out in the night lr
~ ~ the beginning OF the watch@'
pour out thine heart like watt.
:. be fore the face OF tne Lord: II
- M thy hsuds toward him io
4 the life Of thy young chlidreh
-. that faint for hu1ger IN tLe tol
;s OF every street,
~ Behold. 0 LORD, ana consids
~ to whom thou hast done this
Shall the women eat their fru''
and children Of span ion saba
ey the priest and the prCpb@H 4
Ter; slsLa ir the sanctuary OF II
Inc Lord,
Of The young and the ola liz +.
mt the ground in streets; ~ v
Ver gins ard my young ,M2n =
ma fallen by the sword tl-oA AG
CIV slain them in the day e 'li'
ner anger thou hast killed, sr' n
he bitled. lie n. 2-l0-20 %
Continued to Page
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NOTICE!!

Any party or parties wiatiuo
to ask questions through tnis
paper upon any subject, rsil'
giously or otherwise shsl! be
treated as a friend. But in NJ
case will the Editor allow ary
slang or slang phrases &c tn y
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

And there was war In heaven;
Michael and bis angels fought
against the dragon; and the
dragon fought and his angels.
And prevailed not; neither was
their place found any more in
heaven.
And the great dragon was cast
out tina: old serpent, called the
Devil, and Satan, which
deceiveth the whole world; he
was cast out into the earth, and
his angels we're cass out with
"(Rev. 12-7-9)
Now Bro. Inman. you have set
before the people a subject that
takes in the time, lasting from
the time that God and bis angels
taught in heaven, against the
dragon and his angels. and that
the devil be and angels were cas-,
to earth. This made joy in heav
en-, and woe on the earth. And
from the time that God cast sa
tan out of heaven. to earth. there
has been a continual warfare
here on earth: between satar
and bis angels and God and hi.
people.
But Bro. Inman and reader
Of the CREssET, we shall onl.
= deal with the time. and var
q From the time of Christ's frs
coming until the times, OF th
q restitution of all things spoke
=. OF by all the holy prophets sine
k the world began, see Acts And
~ may be that our readers will ge
~ tired of waiting for the end {
this article then-But we trus
"a not. We wish 10 sa
6. right here, that whe
Il. we speak of beasts. or horn
we are speaking of kingdom
Please read:
"These great beasts, whit
are four, are four kings, whi'
shall arise out of the earth.
~
Thus he said. The fourth bea
shall he the fourth kingdC
." upon earth, which shall
diverse from all kingdoms, a
we shall devour the whole ear,
"0 and shall tread it down. a
Il break 1t in pieces.
CIV And the ten harns out OF Il
kingdom are ten kings that sh
arise: and another shall r
, after them: and he shall be di
rse from the first, aud he 81
subdue three kings. "(Dan. Z
nA' s.23-24
ion Having those four kingdol
.ep- and alse the horns as kingdol
ind We shall turn to the fou
,ise beast which God said was
one fourth kingdom on earth, Fr
ION the ending of this fourth XII
ing dom is where, we shall 81
,ost with our answer to the br0the
, -. cuoctiOn
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

'
others. From this little horn is
where we shall give you the first
battle. Which we shall at the
present speak Of Please read:
And of the ten horns that
were in his head. and of the
other which came up and before
whom three fell: even of that
horn that had eyes, and a mouth
that spake very great things,
whose look was more stout than
his fellows. J.
I beheld, and the same horn
made war with the saints, and
prevailed against them, (Dan.7
-20-21)
You will learn from this that
this little horn made WAR with
the saints.
Now if this would, have refer.
ence to England. Then you
would have to say that the Papal
church was the saints. For it
was the papal church that King
Henry the viii taught against,
When he broke loose from the
Papal church and set up a
church of his own as brother
Rerkins lhas Informed you. but
from other facts these things
cannot be the facts in connection
with the little horn fighting with
the saints.
The next thing we must do. is
to prove by the word, who this
little horn, or king is; then We
will be able to see the wars as
they hare overtaken the nations
since his time, Also see the
present and . long ways in the
future. For the first evidence
please read:
Then shall stand up in BIZ
estate a raiser of taxes In tn
glory of the kingdom: out within
few days he shall be bestroyd
neither in anger, nor in battle.
dan. ll-20)
Now we must find out wha tn
Tax raiser Is, or was. Pleas
. read:
d. ITO be taxed With Mary hi
espoused wife, being grea6 wit
' child" luke 2--5.)
o Here is tue tax raiser in Cea'
i, or Augustus. He lived as yo
J. will see, when Christ was Dor
in the STABLE OF BETHLEHEM
b Now when We find who it VIZ
b who took the place OF the CEA
oRs then we will know who ii
little horn is, For this hit
st horn,., was to wearout the Saln
N of the most high, and was
IL change times and laws. Plea
III read;
b, And be shall speak gre
I'd words against the most His
and shall wear out the saints
ia the Most High, and SD
al think to change times q
so laws; and they shall be given
70. TO his hand until a time a
all times AMI the dividing of time
II Dan. 7-25)
Ii is true that this little ht
,s. did change times and laws, q
Is wore out the SainJs of the ~
.th high, and he magnified hims
he even to the prince of the Ho
I'm Please read;
10. YEA, he magnifed himself e
, :, to the prince of the host. and
~ him the daily sacrifice was tai
away. and the place OF
sanctuary was cast down. a
.th an host was given MIN agai
4f - t----..a-. ~ ~oaerv
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

That is he made himself the
Christ you will see in this scrip
ture, there has been war ever
since this little born, come up.
Aud the main part OF our an
swer will be en- what we can see
ard hear now and this will give
us a clear understanding OF the
rest. So we shall direct your
attention to this scripture.
Please read;
And mighty king shall
stand up that shall rule with
great dominion, and do accord
ing to his will. '[Dan. 11-5l
You have before you the Ger
man Empire, and do minlon. And
YOU know that Keiser, has at
present been called a great
king even one Of our own feder'
al Judges claimed that ne would
rule the world. But this can
MOI be. for it reads:
And when he shall stand up'
his kingdom shall be broken and
shall be divided toward the four
winds Of heaven: and not to his
Dostsrity. nor according to his
dominion which he ruled: for bis
kingdom shall be plucked up
eysn for others beside those.
Dan. Id
| His Kingdom shall be broker
which it will be. And in order
to further prove this point, WI
shall ask you to read;
And the king of the soutf
shall be strong, and one OF hl
princes; and he shall be stroni
, above him. and have dominion
his dominion shall be great &c
minion. '(Dan. H. 81
Here we have before you, to
l Gar ui Russia. And the reaso
. we say this is. because it ha
the proof Within itself. For
reads that the king of the sout
e shall be strong. But one OF hl
e princes, shall be strong aoov
him. which the world know
S that the Gar, has been dethroI
d ed, and the prince. bis hrothe
has taken his place above hin
:, And gets a great domino
- and power, which is manifesto
, to day in Russia. The next poll
:. of proof is that the Cars wife
related to Kieser. and fills II
~ place of the Daughter spoken
l. in this manner.
Is And in the end Of years III
to- shall join themselves togeth
sc for the kings daughter OF
south shall come to the king
at the north to make an agreeme
h. but she shall not retain tie pow
of of the arm: neither snail he sta
all nor his arm, but she shall be
nd enup and they that brought
in ard he that begat her. and
I'd that strentthened hnr in tn
-. tim es. "tDan. 11-6)
And now with those pI
'rn facts, proving that we are IN y
nd time, We shall now turn you
ost the new testament scr.ptu
ell and ask you TO read,
''' And as some spake OF
y, temple, now it was adorned "
oy goodly stones and gifts he s.
Ken Ken AS ier these things which
n's 10 behold the days will come in
net which there snail not be left
os stone upon another that 9
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NOTICE

We want to buy Irish
Potatoes any one having from a
peck to so bu. the amount we
want bring them on at the
custom price.
L. s. Ga rrett
World's cresset., 1917-03-29
QUESTION NO. 81,

Bedford Ind.
Mar. 10 1917.
Rev. L, s. Garrett,
Mt, Grove Mo.
Dear Bro.-Can the Spirits OF
The dead be called back to the
earth and talk with u.s.
If so and they have tongues
and voices to speak, Why pro-
vide then with trumpet to Talk
thru, and why do they prefer
darkness? Aud why can only
certain people call them?
Please MAKE your answer a.
long and plainly as posslaole
touching On all points of Spirit
ualism. Your Bro. in Christ.
G. Owen.
World's cresset., 1917-03-29

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