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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

A short description of the British
victory in smashing the Hindenburg
line is 'Byng!"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30


He's mad at Indian summer.
Those in authority have fixed the
price of turkeys in Chicago at not to
exceed Al cents a pound. What's the
difference? Why not 81 cents? One
is as prohibitive as the other.
Alcohol is going to be 50 a gallon.
This seems to be a direct act of nom
neutrality against some of our we'll
known citizens. No longer will he
say, Add little sugar and serve"
This is re-trench-ment with ven
geance," remarked Mr.. Flambeau Riv-
ers as he saw the belt his wife had
sewed on his three-year-old OvercOat
article.
Higher prices for shoes are pre-
dicted. Two things are necessary
then at once: cut down the tops of
wOmen's shoes and let the men save
the gunny sacks. With strings they
make excellent substitutes for shoes.
The Evening Wisconsin wants to
know why not eat the carp? No
reason; the Digger Indians make de-
liciOus biscuit out of dried grasshOp-
pers. Marked copy to Mr.. Hoover,
please
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

Manager Martin of the Unique is
fortunate in being able to book that
celebrated picture star, Clara Kimball
Young for a series of picturse to be
shown during the next few weeks, the
first of which will be presented on
Dec II. 1t is the Common Law"
Other famous pictures will follow.
The Unique has program of excel
lence for every night of next week.
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ENTERTAINMENTS

Next Saturday evening, Dec 8,
Miss Clarissa Harold, said to be one
Of the most fascinating entertainers of
the Lyceum stage, will appear at the
highschOOl gym, in a series of new and
realistic presentation of plays.
Miss Harold" says the well known
Mrs. Leland T. Powers, +" seems to me
to possess every attribute that a good
reader should possess-sympathy, ten
derness, a loving heart, keen intelli-
gence, an appreciation of that which
is beautiful presence. Especially have
l enjoyed her readings of plays"
Miss Harrold's repertoire is varied
and interesting. She presents some of
the best in modern plays and also has
Shakespearean repertoire.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

The Barron papers almost entirely
camOuflaged the murder trial going on
over there for a week.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30
QUIET OBSERVATIONS.

a New York fashion magazine says
There is an uplift in wOmen's
Clothes" Well?
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

MONEY TO LOAN-Falge & Slime,
Ladysmith. If
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

Why so sad is Hiram Heck?
Two weeks ago this plumber,
Loudly laughed at frozen pipes :
He's mad at Indian summer.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30
Ladysmith Directory
LADYSMITH POSTOFFICE
Week Days

week Days
Lobby opens A. M.
Lobby closes p. M.
Registry, Money order window open
from s to p. m.
Stamp, General Delivery, Parcel
Post Window open from s A. M. to
z p. NJ.
Sundays.
Lobby opens 8 A. M. .
Lobby Closes 7:30. Mail distributed
in Lock Boxes.
Mail for all trains closes at 1880
p. M.
Mail Closes As Follows
Train No. COL North, for Crane,
Weirgor, Exeland, Lexington. Meteor,
Stone Lake, Stanberry, 10 10 A. M.
Train No. 85-West, IL 40 A. M.
Train No. S4-East, 2:05 z. M.
Train No. 902-South, 2:15 p. M.
Train No. -, South; No. 8, East:
No. Z, West s p. M.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

In reference to the fuel shortage be-
ing caused by the DETECTION of car
of coal. Mr.. Marquette has evidently
misread the article. The sending of a
car of coal to the paper mill, when it
was consigned to Fred LObitz, was
only an incident in the shortage, but it
did make difference for day or
two. 1t was a mere drop in the bucket.
The fuel administration for Lady
smith was agreed on the point that the
shortage was caused by lack of cars.
Since then and by combined efforts
plenty of coal for the immediate needs
of the city has been received ED.
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Arrival of Mail Trains
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

RAILROAD TIME TABLE
South Bound, for Milwaukee and
Chicago
No. Is, Daily. So. =. ....9:23 p. m.
No. 902. -. :. -. y 40 p. IN.
Ito Owen only
North Bound, for Duluth and
Superior.
No. IL Daily. :. ...... 4 :36 a. m.
No. 901 Daily. :. :. =. 10 80 a. m.
(To Superior only
West Bound for Minneapolis.
No. Daily. ....... ;. IS 20 a. m.
No. So Daily Elk. S.. :. 10 :O1 p. m.
East Bound for Prentice, Rhinelander
and 500
No. s Daily. -. :. :. III 10 p. m.
No. 81 Daily Elk. s. -. 2:40 p. m.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

Services again Sunday, Dec. 2. Ser
vices in Norwegian with Holy Com
munion at 10 :45. Services in English
at z 80 p. m.
The Luther League meets Monday
evening, Dec. 3.
Sunday school ever Sunday at 8 40
a. m.
John RITIAND pastor
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SHIPPERS CAN HELP
RELIEVE CAR SHORTAGE

A letter from L. d. Marquette, agent
of the $780, at Ladysmith, objects to
some statements made three weeks ago
in an article relating to the fuel situa
ton. He says that the fuel shortage
was according to the NewS-Budget,
based upon the railroad shortage of
cars and upon one of the industries
apparently trying to get monopoly on
the coal But you did not mention, he
says. that through an error the Mana
ger of this industry secured for one of
the coal dealers another car of coal
which he could not have obtained had
it not been through his efforts for this
error
Il think it is now conceded that the
shortage of cars is as much due to the
fault of shippers and receivers not
loading and unloading promptly and
loading to capacity as it is to the rail
roads inability to produce cars. l
believe that the sooner the public is
educated to cooperate fully with the
railroad, the more efficiency will be
realized in transportation facilities.
do not know of better way to ed
ucate them through the columns of the
press
Mr. Marquette quotes from a circr-
lar Of the Twin Cities Council on Ma
tiOnal Defense, in which the shipper is
urged to help the railroads by loading
cars promptly and to their capacity.
The average capacity of the freight
cars of the road is 40 TONS but the av
erage load is only II tons, or 43 per
cent Of capacity. There was short
age last year which in tonnage never
was over one per cent but by loading |
under capacity there was real short |
age far greater than the tonnage of
cars showed
There is much more in the circular
for the shipper. Send to the Twin
Cities Council of Defense and get one
of these letters of facts and instruction |
to shippers.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-11-30

Christian Church
Bible School, 10 100 a. m.
Morning Worship, IL 100 a. m.
Y. p. S. G.. E., 6 80 p. m.
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JOHN RITLAND, Pastor.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
In A~v~sins Ads. Please Msrtisn Times.

WAFFLE puff machine at a bargain. ID
B Gerber, si< Minnesota. X. c. Kan
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STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads Please Nentien Time~.

l. T Lewis & Company.
Dealers In
OKLAHOMA OIL STOCKS
il5-il6 Terminal Building
Oklahoma city.
WILL SELL STOCK IN
Algoma Oh 4 Gas Co
BLACK PANTHER OIL g. GAS
Cosden OIL n Gas
Diamond Gasoline
Enid Coop
Fox and Hounds
Great Western Petroleum
II
indianapolis OH & Gas
Keystone Consolidated Oh
/ LUCKY TIGER OIL & GAS
Morgan Oh
National on
! on state Petroleum
/ Ole OH a Gas
OKLAHOMA KENTUCKY OIL
Okla Prod 6 Refining
/ okla Star OIL
| Oklahoman Petroleum
| Okmulges + n X
Princess on Co
Quadrangle Petroleum
! Rosary OH a Gas Co.
| Sequoyah OIL
| Sinclair
Treasure State oil Co.
Uncle Sam
whits Rock oil
Willweil OF Gas
wOMAN's RIGHT OIL 4 GAS
Stock buyers are invited 10
interview l.. Trevor Lewis.
tl5-<ls Terminal Building.
Oklahoma city.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Timss-
l. T Lewis & Company
,Oil Stock Brokers',
as Terminal Building
AL In h.n.u VI

l. T Lewis K Company,
,Oil Stock Brokers',
as Terminal Building
Oklahoma city.
oil Is NEXT ON THE LIST
The oil business In running Wid In
tho old days when the Standard on was
one corporation 1t did IS percent Of the
business In oil In America. Today II
does o. percent, and It's profits are so
much greater than In the days OF is
command OF the trade as 10 surprise
even those who made what were sup
posed 10 be .Iravagant predictions re
garding the future OF oil
The price OF gasoline has been as er-
rattle In the last few years as OF copper
II has been down TO II or IL cents and
UP TO 80 There have been predictions
that II will 20 to 40 At any other
ridiculous The price OF oil Is coming "a
be AS important In some parts OF Ameri-
ca az the cost of coal. More and more, oil
is becoming n fuel. not only through su-
tomoblle transportation but In shipping
In stationary engines, In heating and
other lines
II can be stated on high authority that
by reason OF the high price AZ which gas
oline sells many oil companies make gas
ollne and throw away the residue with
all It's valuable elements.
SOOTHED BY DIVIDENDS.
H' 10 ilON uplHk Nlls NhfNlHk
so far as In known But while STANDARD
shareholders. as refiners. may deprecat,
the destruction OF this residue by inde
pendent oil companies. their feelings ar,
.oothed by the dividends they get these
days
When John u. Rockefeller directed IN,
standard OIL company he mad. II rul,
not to let the profits run over ib per
cent year He did no, consider II sat
TO 20 beyond that amount. He had ap
probation Of the fact that there had /
be a limit
II is believed that an estimate OF 1855.
OOO,o year as the net profits o
the Standard OIL companies today is'con
servatiye II the Independents are keep
Ing pace with the Standard In earnings
that would mean that the net profits 4
the petroleum men OF America are II
ercess Of $3.50 900 900 n year
Those who buy the hest
OKLAHOMA OIL STOCKS
now will reap the big profits
There are none as good as
BLACK PANTHER There are only
few as good as LUCKY TIGER
L. Trevor Lewis, Terminal Building
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UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Pleas. Mention Time-.
S-RooM apartment sprixys nsts cool
and very convenient Adults Reason
able rent Call N i017
EiGHT ROOM modern house. 18th st.
fine nelghborhood three blocks west OF
car line vacant July l Phone Wal Uls
FOUR ROOM flat with sleeping porch
second floor: un'urnshed Mostly fur
nlshed apartments. third floor 100
stiles
bOs Il sth, new rms modern o.. f35 %
Sl5 w. 10th. rms, modern ..,.-... n 30
$50 u. Sth, II rms. modern .....,.. 80 90
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
Money to Loan on Real Estate
bs-l 10 lnHurance Bldg. Maple 80
4 UkFunNlSHED rooms, private bath
l2l West 4th
b-RooM apartment. sleeping porch
6l2ba W California wal 1852.
s=7r=z==z=========-=-== -==zr-=====zz=====-=I
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
In Answerink Ads Iisass Mention Times
FOR RENT-2-room apartment. fur.
nished completely for housekeeping
References required, SO5h n Robinson
fVuh or ilve-room molrrn apartment,
furnished or unfurnlshed clean and cool
water and garbage paid; adults, llOn
East 18Th. Wal 57i5.
FOR RENT Three months July 10 or
earlier, possibly permanent. furnished
s-room home to responsible party. Hard
wood floors, basement. garage, chicken
yard, back yard fenced. walking distance.
nall block car. reasonable rent; refer
ences exchanged. 5l5 N Lindsay; Wal
nut 65i?
NICELY furnished apartment Tor rent,
Call Wal 500
| FOR RENT-For the summer months
nav 7-room house; completely fur
nlshed' modern in all respects. good well
ana excellent garden. garage. located at
l2s w, Eighteenth. Phone w $3.50.
NICELY furnished 5.room brick apart
| ment for summer Maple lSil.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
IT'S THE o. X. AUCTION
goods ns West California. Wal ioa.
ONE large rug, one large library table
$25 FOR $3.50
| bALANCE IN 10 PAf MENTS
We trade new for old. We pay cash for
used furniture.
CORNISH FURNITURE co.
Maple a. as West GRAND
FOR sALF-Two Ice cream freeIers anC
one refrigerator medium size; as gooC
os new 42i = 10th
FOR SALES SOS drophesd Singer SEWN,
machine In perfect condition. $40. w
3l9i.
UNUSED furniture for sale less thar
wholesale 54-inch dining table, leathe
bottom chairs. china closet. buffet. oil
Ivory bedroom suite. fiber rockers. oal
dresser, chiffonier. brass mounted bed
springs. mattress. kitchen cabinet. oal
rockers. duofold. mahogany bed. mahos
ANY dressing table, combination bookcase
old ivory persmbulator, bifdseye mapl
Idrnaunr utn n.,L
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| WANTED-To purchass from owner. I'm
proved farm or large ranch. also subur-
ban home Of several acres. buildings not
so essential as location and other i'm
provements. preferably Wichita or okla
homa City. Address r. O. Box 3-i, Man
Col
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CATTLE RANCH AND IRRIGATED
FARM FOR SALE

NOW is YOUR CHANCE TO GET RICH
QUICK.
Quarter section OF fine farming land ad-
Joining town OF CARRIER. Okla. ~ miles
Of tho big oil field. ii.room house, 2
barns. woven wire fenced. 100 acres cul.
tivated. rest In meadow, not leased, a
farm within IN miles leased recently for
800 per acre. will sell at bargain trade
with owner Or 8 A. Ioopcr aii-l2
Campbell Rldg July ! win move TO 2lS
otate National nsnk ndv
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DRESsMAKING AND MILLINERY
II Ans~sstss A.. risass h.ntls~ rinss,
A COMPETENT dreesmsksr. guarantees
sstisfsctioni viii 60 10 homes. Wal.
b0s
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Security Trust
Company

Owned by tho stockholders OF tho se-
curty National bank.
ASK Tor Nj Eagen. Phone PBx'b
1903 n. BROADWAY.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-23

theory. For God tells us plainly
that He created one man on the
sixth day male and female who
was the beginning OF the Gentle
race, and then after the seventh
,isy He formed q man from the
dust OF the ground and placed
him in the gart IN who was the
beginning of the Israelites,
These two men are Of different.
origin in the manner OF Creation
and Formation. Readers II you:
he 7e any desire of knowing this
truth this article conveys IT, YOU
truth that has been cast TO the.
{ground, by the same characters-
that we have given above. please
Tread.
And it waxea great even TO-
the host OF heaven, and II cast.
the truth to tho ground and.
stamped upon them.
Yea hs magniasd himself even.
to the prince Of the boat, aas ex
h!u the daily sacrifice was taken.
AVA, and the pace of his sane
tuary was cast Gown,
And a host was given him,
against the daily sacrifice was
, reason of transgression. and It.
j.. cast the truth to the ground and.
: III prac.iced and prospsred."
II dan. 8 -10-12,]
He east the truth to the GROUND.
for be was to change times ana
laws which we have established
n by facts without controversy.
q Hoping our labors may BY rsce'v'
q cd 40 intended by the author We
n beg to remain the servant ZOE;
q the people In Christ the LORD.
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A Farm For sale.

We have in our possession q anes
Farm for sale and a. cheep a.
dirt. In q good locality near
school and church. laying IL
miles North East OF Norwood, q
hns rail road town and good
people. mile North Of. the
Bruton Spur. 8 miles West Of
Mt Grove: one Of the best little
cities in the State. any one
/ wishing. q line home. good house
aud other but b uilding,. Call at.
this Offiice or write and get the.
! erm ard price.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-23

Of that Church was the repre-
sontive Of the second
beast, and that be set
up an Image that caused all the
world to wonder after the first
beast. Which we find in this
language ANA be had power
to give life unto the image
of The beast that che image Of
the ssast should both speak,
and cause that Al many a.
would not worship the image
of the beast should be killed.
And be caused all. both small
anu great, rich and poor, free
and bond. to receive o mark in
their right hand, or in their
foreheads,
And that no man might buy
or sell, save he that had the
, mark, or the name Of the beast;
or the number of his name"
Rev. 13-I5 ..16-17.)
This placed honest hearts
! under this image and also plac.
ed the "a in Babylon. and it was
r for this reason that. when John
D was speaking of babylon. be
D used this language.
I And l heard another voice
y from heaven Saying. Come Out
l. Of her my people, that We be MOI
partaksrs Of her sins, and thai
o W receive net of hec plaques.
d kev: 18-4.)
s Now this proves that God'l
\, people is ir Babylon. And wheI
E, ever you fiDd church or
n people who say that they arr
" in Babylon. Then you can wei
q; say that they are not the people
,. OF God. unless they have COM
ID out Of Babylon.
Of For you see that there 10 one
at thi ne sure and that is, bic peo
be pie can not come out unles
lie they are in to come out So "
Ie, must say that Gods people is i
IL. Babylon. and Babylon means
co conglemeration of doctrine ar
Of the one man theory bas brougl
ur about this Babylon For this
ng the only thing or theory tn
be all people are In or und
16 and Ii is an established ia
we that all people are unde
be one man theory and all of God
lat people are under this theor
IN. Not only the Catholic. the |
lat tterian, the Baptist or Met
on dist.
q But all denominations are U
o. DIR the one man theory. A
will whether, in those churches.
,ed out OF the IN, wherever the psoy
ana God found they are in Baby
mo and God says TO them Come .
IL OF her my people, that Is col
els. out from under the one NJ
rat
tho
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-08-23
4 Series Of Sermons
10th, Sermon.
Continued from last week.

mdE III OuT ludkC dAVcI oui INV
ness: and let them have domin.
ion over the fish Of the sea, and
over the fowl of the Dir. and over
the cattle, and over all the earth
and over every creeping thing
THAT creepe.h upon the earth
J So God created man in his own
image. in the image of God
created he him; male and female
created he them. (Gen.1 rs -2O |
This is TIE first maa and who was
created on the sixth day and God
gave him dominion over all the
earth the ish Of the sea, and the
fowl Ct the air. But the formed
man who was the second man
placed in a garden, and had no
privilege out side Of the garden
and forbid. one tree in the garden.
BY this the reader will under
stand what we mean when we
say the "one men theory This
theory was established by the
Catholic Pope AND his CCitague
Martin Luther as we shall see
later on.
The next that we shall examine
10 Martin Luther the founder
of the L,therian Church.
And luther has been considered
one of the greatest reeormsrs
that ever lived. And now the
greatest question that remains
10 be answered is, whether hs
was or was not. We believe that
he filed the position of the
second beast spoken Of in Rev.
Please read.
And I'behsld another beast
coming out Of the earth. and he
had two horns like q lamb. and
he spake as dragon (Rev IS III
The Bible will have to answe'
whether be is or no:S The Bible
alone will do justice to man; le
il be In judgement or mercy
We must say that we have tn
Character: Of the little horn II
the Pope of Rome. Also tn
Character of tbs first beas
spoken Of by The word. And II
connection with the same we VII
ind the second beast as We 6
along, Hence we read.
Then shall stand up In hl
estate q raiser of taxes in tt
glory Of the kingdom; but With
few days he shall be destroye
nsither in anger nor In battle y
(Dan,11-20)
The tax raiser is spoken OF
this manner.
And 1t came to pass in thof
days, that there went ont a q
cree from Caesar Augustus To
all the world should be taxed.
(And this taxing was ar
made when Cyrenius was sovs
nor Of Syria.)
And all went 10 be taxed, eve
one into his own oity.'(St Lu
2-1-2-3)
Ceasor was the tax raia
spoken Of by Dan. as above
corded. And he lived and d'
In Rome. And after we hs
found where the tax raiser ll'
and died We shall next tino
who took the place of the
raiser. Please read,
And in his estate shall sta
m a vile person to whom tx
shall not give the honor OF
kingdom. but shall come
peaceably and shall obtain
kingdom by aatteries,( Dan11
Now we Lave q vile person
the place Of the Tnx'raiser' !
the reader will see plainly.
..,,i;o,, una and il: Fol
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Inc SaoDatn ana nelpedtO set up
The one man theory. The next
thing then for US to do is to find
his colleague, or the second
beast that John saw, who made
the league with the first beast.
So please read.
And after the league made
with him, he shall work deceit
fully: for be shall come up, and
shall become strong with a small
people," dan. 11-2S,)
Here we have the league made
between two nen or kings. who
the prophesy says spoke lies ut
the same table, please read.
And both these kings hearts
shall be to do mischief, and they
shall speak lies at one table; but
it shall not prosper; for yet the
end shall he at the appointed
time" dan. 11-27.)
Now then having before US
these two Kings in prophecy we
must have the second beast or
king inorder to have & clear con.
csption Of the word, and this we
must get from history, which
fulGlls prophesy, So please read.
Il offer, resumed Luther, 10
be silent for the future on this
matter, and to let 1t die away Of
ITSELF (16 Century, page 49,
Now we have the fact from
Lather's own lips that he offered
to be silent. And even consent
led to publish q writing. Thai
be had never intended to ibjure
the Catholic church or the Pope
And that he still was bis SOB
} please read
II will do still more" he addet
q moment after; Il will write tt
, his holiness, acknowledging
have been . little too violent.
,,(Relormatisn Is Century, pag
1877
We must give the reader NOR
: evidence. Please read.
i "Wnen the agreement ha
been thus effected, Miltitz ar
+ peared overjsysd. These hur
dred years past sxclaime
q he, mo question has occaslone
- more anxiety to the cardinal
- and Ruman courtisrs than thi
- They would rather have give
- ten thousand ducats than CO..
N sent to Its being prolonged
- Reformation Is Century pat
l9
IA Here Is the league DAM
10 spoke Of. Rut we must RET
In again, The pope's cham berla
al spared no marks of attention
TO monk Of Wittemberg. At o.
1t,me he manifested his JOY, at
in other be shed Tears. This she
of seusibility moved the rsfor
se er but little: still he avoid
le. showing what he though, of
'at Il pretended not to unde
stand the meaning of the
'st crocodile's tears" said he.
" Miltitz gave Luther o. irvi
tion to supper, which the lat
H.. accepted. Ills host laic aside
the severity connected with
mis- sion and Luther INDUCED
~ all the cheerfulness OF his
, ;, position. The repast was JOY
and when the moment Of dep'
s ure was come the .egate ope'
w. his arus to the heretical doc
~. and kissed, "A Judes kis
Thought Luther II preten
, = not to understand the TIA