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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-05
Cochran Points Out Grave Error
on the Part of Wilson and Baker

to put his finger on the real American
military genius. He overlooked the
newspaper publishers and their Wash
ington correspondents. If he had only
had the good sense to can Bliss, Scott,
Pershing and the rest of the military
professionals and call in Mccormick
Hanna, Munsey, Perkins, George Har-
vey and Bill Hard the kaiser, by this
time, would be on the dead run for
the north pole
Pershing, Scott, Bliss, March. Kuhn.
Crozier and all the rest of the gen.
erals are all right in time of peace,
but when it comes to war we need
the McCormicks, Hannas, Munseys,
Perkins, Harveys and Hard.
man doesn't have to study war 10
know all about it, All he needs is
newspaper experience Look at Trot-
ky Less than a year ago Trotzky
was a reporter on a New York news
papes. Today he has the kaiser's
army on the run-toward Petrograd
and all over Russia. And if Trotzky,
a mere reporter, could do that well
running a great country, how much
better an editor or owner ought to do.
Especially if he is editor or owner OF
NEW 1OIh OF L HllduSlpuld ueWSpd-
per-for he knows the United States
from Pennsylvania to the Atlantic
coast and from Connecticut to Mary
land and Delaware.
Why, some of those New York ed
itors can talk to two or three people
riding down to the office from River
side Drive in a limousine and sit right
down and dictate an editorial telling
the president what the American peo-
pie think on any subject.
You see, he knows it instinctively.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-05
WOMAN HONORFD BY FRENCH

CINCINNATI. o., March 5.-An Ohio
woman, Miss Jeanne Emma Morhard,
has received the badge of the Legion
Of Honor from the French Govern
ment in recongition of her work as
head Of the Franco-Belgian relief fund
in Cincinnati For twenty-three years
Miss Morhard taught French at the
Hughes High School here.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-03-05
ATTENTION

y. II. Peck & Co., Phone 432-W.
Fruit Trees, Small Fruit Plants.
Shade and Ornamental Trees, Flower
ing Shrubs, Vines. Perpetual and
Climbing Roses-207 Sth Ave. f., Twin
Falls. Idaho.
World's cresset., 1918-09-19

ed to the Hon. Mr.. Laraby one
OF the leading members of the
firm. Again we thought that we
had met with one Of the great
men ofearth. And again we say
that we have not changed our
mind, aud will not until We learn
more than We know now. Other
members of this company that
we have been introduced to,
whose NAMES have slipped our
mind, who we have had The SAME
opinion of.
The las. time that we bad
the privilege of taking Hon,
Mr.. Laraby by the hand in
company with Hon. Mr.. E. Fl.
Busick and another Friend
whose ma me have slipped our
mind. Along side OF alarge
rick of wood which our
own hands had helped tc
make, our minds were elevat,
ed with The thoughts, tina,
God was chosen such men tc
be, Instruments in bis hands
to establish a city set on a bill
that cannot be bio, That Is the
mountain Of the House of the
L'rd spoken of in
Micah the 4,h. ch, For this
reason we beg, For q
many OF the members of the
above company 70 be prese Mt or
Sunday the 80 at 8, O'clock
And hear Us deliver the Gauss
and purpose Of our being al
this place. Come now DON,
think that we are not worthy oI
being beard. Friend Busi cl
please be there with your wife
and as many Of your members
and their wives as possible. Fol
We are desirUus to see this place
the fu'fillmen. of the specifi
cations Of Micah the 4 CD. And
we ask the Hon. Lieut.. Ewing and
all the government Officers
weesp 'c!aly g,v. a warm invita-
tiun tU come.
For we love lur rChle govern
ment. every body come. Hoping
that the sinceari'y of the hear
OF your unworthy servant may
be teal;z'd expressed in these
few words we beg for mercy.
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
Some Useless
ak

Ed: of ''THE WORLDS CREs.
SET" Rev. L. S. Garrett. What
did you come to Midco for?
We answer to be a useful
man to all classes of people,
Why? Because we have the
Bible light, which should shine
from sea to sea, and from the
rivers UNTO :he ends Of the Garth.
And by a, warm solicitation to
come. we arrived at Fremont Mo.
in company with our sainted wife
and stepped from the Car to the
Station, platform on the after
noop Il .l3 1917. and there we
met aud shook hands With Hon.
g. H. Busick. the >Supt. OF tho
Mid Continent Iron Co. of Midco
And when we took each other
by .he hand. for the first time, IL
appeared 10 US, as though q
thousand cords of friendship bad
united together. and that we had
net Que OF The Noblest men on
earth, aud our mind has not
changed yet. Not knowing what
time may develop. But we do
pray that we may never have any
occaslon:to change Our mind. Up
on those grounds we concluded to
bring our Press here and move
the Colony here and maks this
place our Home, and here at this
place establish the mountain OF
the House of the Lord, tSee
M!caL. 4tl. cb.)
After being here but a sbor,
time. we had the grand and nc
5le privilege Of being introduc'
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
A PATRIOTIC ADVERTISER

TIE following is copied from
an advertisement OF sale of farm
lands in ap iowa paper:
Nothing (but utL'berty Bonds)
can beat an investment in a good
farE." ".
= The ADVERTISER recognizes The
great truth that Liberty Bord
is tie best investment in tEs
v orld for a goe.d American.
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
TIE Everlasting
Gospel Continued
TEXT.

SS5PsA SSlltA10SV
TEXT. - =
THUS saith the LORD; Behold
l will bring again The captivity
OF Jacobs tents and have mercy
on his dwelling places; and the
city shall be built ppop her own
heap and the palace shall remain
after the manner thereof.
And out Of them shall proceed
thanksgiving and the voice of
them that make merry; and 1
will multiply them and they shall
not be fews | will also gIorify
them, and they shall rot be
small.
Their children also shall he as
aforetime, and their congregation
shall be established before me
aid I will punish all that Cypress
them. 4,
And their nobles shall be OF
themselves, a,d their governor
shall proceed from the midst
of the; and will cause him to
draw near and be shall approach
unto me: for who is this that
engaged his heart to approach
unto me? saith tie LORD.
And ye shall he ny pepole and
/ will be your GoD."
tJERMIAH 30-ls -22)
When this time comes, and is
fully made manifest; people will
begin to realize that the great
and notible day of The LORD will
oe here spoken of in this manner.
Alas for the day for the day
OF the LORD is at hand. and as a
destruction from the Almighty
shall it come.
Is ntt the meat cut off before
our eyes, yea joy aud gladness
from the house of GOD,'
Joel. 1-15-1G)
Dear Readers you will see oy
reading the language of Joel tina,
be SPEAKS right in opposition te
Jeremiah in our Text; ;. Joel's
prophesy brings to the peop,e
woe and want, Jeremiah brings
joy, g'adness and peace. Joel's
day spoken OF shall be a day of
distress, for Amos said.
Shall NJ t the land ,rimtle for
this, and every one mourn tina,
welietb therein? anu it sbalI
rise uD wLCiy S. a food; and it
shall be cast out and drowned
las by the ftod of Egyp:.
| Ard it shall come 10 pass in
that day, saith the LORD GOD
Thai l will cause the sun 10 %
down As noor, and I will! darker
the earth in Me u!ear day;
Ard | will ,prn your feasts in
10 mourning sDa all your songs
in'o lamen'a,ion: and w;llbrirp
UP sackcIoth upon al! loins, and
balaress upon every head; and
1 viii make !. as ,he mourning oi
an o1y son and the end thereof
as I'll er day.
iAMOj. S-G- 1O.)
TtIs great day Of distress be
l1rgs 10 the day spoken of by
Luke 10 this manner.
Bat woe unto the m tn at are
Wi!b child, ard them that give
suck in those days!for there sbsl]
, re great distress in the land and
wr..h-ul on the peop,e.
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
LOANS TO OUR ALLIES

An additional creoit If $400 OOC
900 was made bv the United
States Treasury to Great sBrita.
in on August 30. This brings the
total Of credits to Great l.riain
to So, T25 900. 900. The total ad
vances to all of the pntonte a''ies
now amounts to- s. 092, ,OiO OCO
World's cresset., 1918-09-19

|
OF the sword. and shall be called
away captive into all nations
rand Jerusalem shall be trodden
down Of the Gentiles until the
times of the Genti!es be fulfilled
rAnd there shall be signs in
the sun and the moon and in the
stars and upon the earth,distress
fof nations with perplexity; the
sea and the waves roaring.
Mems hearts failing them for
fear and for looking after those
things which are coming on the
earth:.or the powers of heaven
shall be shaken.
INUKH. .-2l- -.23-24-25-26
| Now Dear Readers we wish 10
say TO you that this day comes
in the bounds OF the preaching of
the Everlasting Gospel, For this
time comes in connection with
the sounding OF the seven last
.rumpets, as it reads.
| And when he had opened the
seventh seal there was silence in
heaven about the space OF balf
an hour.
Ard I saw the seven angels
which stood bef. re, God; and 70
them were given seven
trunpets.
| And another angel Came ard
stood at the alter having a golden
censer; and there was given
< unto him much incense, that he
should offer it with the prayers
of all saints upon the golden alter
which was before the throne.
i And the smoke OF the incense,
which came with the prayers of
the saints assembled up before
God out of the ang els hand.
Il And the angel took the censer
and filed it with fire of the alter
and cast it into The earth: and
thel we're voices, and thunder
. ing aud lightnings and an earth
, quake.
And the seven angels which
had the seven trum pets
prepared themselves &c sound.
(REVELATION. 8 -1-2-3- 4
-5 81
Here we have the sounding OF
the seventh last trumpets 10
connection with the preaching OF
the Everlasting Gospel. And
This comes in connection with
the opening of the Seventh Seal.
~Now please read the conntc
ton O: the sounding of the first
trumpet,
The first angel sounded, and
there followed hail and fire min
gled with blood. and they we're
, cas-. u pon Jh Q earth and the third
part uf Il ees was burnt, up, and
all green grass was burnt up
(Rev. so
The folluwing of the sounding
of :he first trumpet, wss and is
to be hail and fire mingled with
blood. Which is to consume the
, third part of the trees. and all
the green grass is to be burned
up, What a serious time this is
to be, To look. upon the eartL
and see one third part of al the
trees all burned up and all green
grass.
World's cresset., 1918-09-19

We will then begin to realize
that the time of the Eve rlasting
Gospel i, here ard it has to be
pref che d. The trees spoken Of
are people. The green grass is
the Doctrine of the apostles it is
gone from men ard women TO-DAY
For it is this time spoken Of.
Behold the days come, saith
tee Lord God It hat | will send a
famine in the land. not a famine
o! bread, Tor a thirst for water,
but of bearing tie w:rds of the
Lord, y
And tb ey shall wander from
sea to sea, and from the north
even 10 tie east, they shall run
to and fro to seek the Eord Of
the Lord, and shall not find it:
In tbat DAY shall the fair
virgins and young men faint for
thirsg.
Also.
The frs. angel sounded. and
there followed hail and fire
mingled with blood, and they
were cast upon the earth: and
the third part of the rees was
burnt up, and all green grass
was burnt up" (Rev. SO
Here is the Obstruction of the
green trees and the green grass
which should support life, For
now we shall turn to the sound
ing of the End, Trumpet Please
read
And The second angel sound.
ed, and as it were a great noun
tain burning witlf fire was cast
into the sea: and the third part
OF the sea became blood;
And The third part of the Great.
ures which were in the sea, and
had life, died; and the third par.
of the ships were des troyed,
(Rev, $500
When the second angel shall
sound it shall be as q. great
mountain bu rning with fire, and
tits to bn cas- into the sea, and
the third part scf the sea; is 10 be
cune blood and the thir.l part
Of the creatures in the sea il, tc
die, and tho third part oi the
ships Is to be destroyed. The
sea is considered the fountain
head of the rivers. Their sea is
the great sea at Rome who
claims 10 be tie fopnatin leaG
or. VJcor of Christ ard true
successor, OF st Peter, the SOUL.
ding of this second trumpet will
be the third part of all who live
under this power and will be dis,
trcyed.. And now coming 10 the
sounding of the 3rd Trumpet
you can read.
And the third angel sounded.
and .bere fell a great star from
keaven, burning as it were a
lamp, and it fell upon The third
part of The rivers. and upon the
fountains Of waters;
And the name of the star is cali.
ed Worm wood: and the third
part OF the waters became worm.
wood: and many men died of the
waters, because they we're made
bitter" (Rev, 8-1O--11,)
When this Angel sounded there
is to fail from heaven a great
Star" and the name of this star
Continuod IN nornl
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
SUBSCRIPTION,
Roll Of Honor.

J. W. Sugg
Batesvillc Ark. 30cts.
IF. K. Smith 451 Broad st.
'Batesville Ark. 55cts.
Frank MounceN..
sstone Hill, Mo. 81 60;
World's cresset., 1918-09-19
PUBLISHERS
Trt1lsnED EVERY THURsDA1 y
FREMONT MO

Entered az second class
matter April 2, 1918, at the Post
Office at Fremont, Missouri
under the Act March 8, 1897 .
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-06-19
25c-Stamp and the SIS Stamp

For the convenience of investors ''Thrift
Card" is furnished to all purchasers of 25c
stamps. This card has spaces for Is stamps.
When all the spaces have been filled the Thrift
Cord may be exchanged for S. stamp at
postoffices, banks, or other authorized agen-
cies by adding Is cents in cash prior to July
l, 1918, and l cent additional each month
thereafter.
Those who prefer may buy S. stamp
outright. These will be on sale from Deem
Der 8, 1917, until January 81, 1918, for $4.12.
They automatically increase in value cent
month every month thereafter until January
l, 1923, when the United States will pay S.
at any postoffice or at the Treasury in Wash
ington for each stamp affixed to War-Sauings
Certificate.
When you purchase SIS stamp, you must
attach it to an engraved folder known as
"War-Savin6s Certificate"
which bears the name of the purchaser and
can be cashed only by the person whose name
appears upon the certificate, except in case of
death or disability. This certificate contains
90 spaces. If these are filled with War-Savinqs
Stamps between December 8, 1917 and JAN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-06-19

~ =
: WHAT AREN.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS?{

The Governments official explanation of
kaaD;
~
War Savings the
They Like
Liberty Bonds they behind the entire the
they
two enomin lions. I
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-06-19

uary 81, 1918, the cost to the purchaser will be
$S2 40, and on January l, 1923, the Govern
ment will pay the owner of the certificate
5000 net profit to the holder OF $l7.6O.
This is based on an interest rate of 4 per cent
compounded quarterly from January g, 1913.
The amount of War-Sauings Stamps sold to
any one person at any one time shall not ex-
coed 500 (maturity value), and person
may hold such stamps or War-Savings Certi-
.fcates to an aggregate amount exceeding
81 900 maturity value).
If the holder of a War-Savings Certificate
finds it necessary to realize cash on it before
maturity he may at any time after January
9, 1918, upon giving 10 days written notice
to any money-order post office, receive for
each stamp affixed to his certificate the
amount paid therefore plus one cent for each
calendar month after the month of purchase
of each stamp. A registered certificate may
be redeemed, however, only at the post Office
where registered.
In other words the plan iss1mpe, straightforward,
and certain. The holder of the certificates cannot
lose and is certain to gain. He is buying the safest
security in the world in the most convenient form in
which the security of a great Government has ever
been offered to its people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Ohio County Medical :.
Society's Anniversary
Organization to Celebrate PHt1cth Year
Of It's Institution Tomorrow
Ni1ht

The Ohio County Medical society will
celebrate its tlfticth anniversary in the
University club rooms tomorrow night
at $40 o'clock.
The principal address will 10 delivered
by nr. L. ID. Wilson. the Veteran md
we'll known Wheeling physician, who
will speak on "Reminiscences From
lSGS TO October Il. 1918" The princi-
pal paper will he rcud by DR.. John r.
Thornton. on the paramount topic of
Wheeling and the country toduy--"ln-
fluenza." Discussions will be entered
into by prs. y. Il. Barnett, S. l.. S,
SpraEE. J. y. Campbell and ]. c. Hupp
The Ohio County Medical society has
been ono of the most successful and
important organizations or the kind in
the country Practically every phySi-
clan Of good standing in the county is
affiliated with the society. There are
few Wheeling physicians who are not
members of the organization. nr. ChaS
II. kceSor is president Of the society
and DR.. -. A. MacGrcgor secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
WHAT THE ASSOCIATED
CHARITIES IS DOING
mach Good Is Being Accomplished. nut
the Burden Is Growing Greater.

The Spanish influenza epidemic IS
throwing additional burdens upon the
local Associated Charities. In one necny
family, six people, the mother and nFe
young children are down with the as
ease, while the father who mas Decn
\ homeless invalid for many months. IS
unable to do anything toward the sup
port Of his family. ISIS Lcete' the
visiting nurse of the association. IN CO.
operation with public-spirited physl-
clan. is giving the case constant atten-
ton and supplying the necessary medl-
cal supplies. Another charitable agency
and a generous individual are helping 10
look after the other needs Of the lam
lily.
This case is but one OF many that
illustrate the necessity Of employing
trained workers 10 efficiently administer
charity. To dole out food and clothing
is Il very simple task. but most. OF the
cases required IL trained worker to for
mulate Il plan and patiently carry out
the same if any real good is TO be at
tanned. The sick poor are as unwilling
rs most people to follow Il doctors or
ders and must be constantly watched/
Shftlcss men do not like To stay at
work nor DESERVING husbands To be con-
stuntiy reminded of family obligations.
Lazy families become attached to I'M
sanitary and immoral surroundings ana
in spite Of i'll health and other dam
gers, are unwilling to move. Needy
mothers are sorely tempted TO send
young children to work instead or to
school, OF money earning members OF
family may prefer to spend their money
on themselves than contribute 10 the
family income
These arc some Of the tasks which the
Associated Charities takes upon itself
and for which it pays its workers and
| incurs administrative expenses. Only
| one who has patiently performed such
tasks. who has met with the difficulties
and disappointments that must be over
como and has seen the Infinite care often
: required in one case. can appreciate
what this work means. Food, fuel and
] shelter are being constantly supplied
! to many families, but the above tasks.
which much be performed by trained
help. are more important. as they mean
health. morality and higher standard
! OF living. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
GLENDALE HAS GONE
OVER TOP IN LOAN

The ladies' committee. under the ca
pablo leadership and supervision of Mrs.
Wallace H. Smith, their captain. lin
charge of the Liberty Loan drive in
Glendale. reported To the central Lib
crty Loan headquarters last Wednesday
that they had received subscriptions
several hundred Of dollars in excess of
tn" towns quota Of $4,000.
The committee has certainly shown
enthusiasm and patriotism in this con-
crete. achievement at such IN early
date, and BY so doing have given the
citizens Of Glendale the opportunity to
put their money in the safest and most
worthy investment OF the day.
This is not the first time the ladies'
Of Glendale have made just such L
showing. for in the Third Liberty Loan
their quota was $4,000. and it was one
Of the first Of the committees TO reach
their goal.
The committee is rs follows: Mrs.
Wallace II. Smith. team captain: Mrs.
II. VI. Stewart. Mrs. j. G. Simpson. Mrs:
c. +. Cnrrigan. Mrs. G; Is. dcHries. Mrs.
Michael nolan. Mrs. Harry Schaefer.
Miss Rosetta Lindsey. Mrs. Roy Loudin.
Miss Grace Gillespie and Miss Eleanor
Simpson.
Great praist should given to the
ladies for their united efforts. their loyal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Nay Shoe Company
1911 Market Street
ENGINEERING OFFICERS
NEEDED FOR The NAVY

Engineering officers for the transport
and supply ships is now one or inc
pressing needs Of the navy. and the
supply is far short OF tho demand inr
capable men. To meet the need tho
Navy Department has established the l..
S. Navy Engineering School at Hobnltcn.
y. J. Tho voluntary induction OF men
through their local boards can now DC
made.
TIN. school is open TO men who meet
, the physical requirements of the Navy,
who are thoroughly able and OF officer
material and have completed the. nc
chanical electrical or engineering course
at any recognized university or possess
an equivalent education and experience.
The course comprises approximately I'VE
months, viz:
ono month at the Pelham Bay Train
ing Station, Pelham Say, y. Y.
One month technical instruction at the
L.. s. Navy steam Engineering School,
Hcboken, y. J.
Two months training on sound steam
crs ferry boats and a trip across III"
ocean.
Ono month final technical instruction
at the L. :. Navy Steam Engineering
School. Hut,okcn. y. j.
The graduates Of this school will be
assigned 10 duties a. engineering nfnccrS
OF tho transport and supply ships. Thcy
will be- commissioned as EnSlgnS IN the
L. s. Naval Reserve force: n" salary
Of IN Ensign ~ Sol is i3":o" inoh'n
and slS5.O6 month if he has depend
cnts.
This Is a wonderful opportunity for
men who are steam engineers 10 continue
in their profession and eventually per
form services for Uncle sam
Men interested and VIII" c:ln quarry
will rall or write To Navy MohiliEation
officer, 1911 w. Main ST. Norfolk. Va. or
recruiting station. 1879 Market street
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Black Prince Lodge VIII
Dedicate Roll of Honor
Tablet Containing Nnmos Of Fifty
Members NOW in Service to
Be Installed

Black Prince Lodge No. 10. knights
Of py;hiaS, has received It's new roll
of honor bronze tablet. containing 80
nu!neS of members who arc now fight
ing or in training camps. Tho tablet
is now On display in the window Of
Bruemmcr & Iliidchrand's store. 1904
Twcnty-srcond street. The roll al
honor only carries 81 names ut present
Ten additional members have entered
the service since the order was given
for the tablet. Their names Will be
added shortly.
The tablet will he dedicated by tho
lodge rs soon as the Spanish Influenza
ban is lifted that II meeting may b,
held. About so per cent of the 50 mem
h"rS whose names arc to br on the
honor roll arc now overseas fighting on
the fields Of France that tho world may
h. freed of the kaiscrSm and his
hcnchmcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-16
Are the VentIators Closed
On Out-the-Pike Cars?

Passengers on the West Virginia Trac-
don and Election company cars arc COM
planning Of the bad ventilation OF the
cars on the Elm Grove line. The COM
plant Is that tho windows cannot be
moved UP or down and tho ventilators
are seldom opened. A we'll known bu1i-
ness man cxpostuatcd with the conduc-
tor Of tho car he was riding on and told
him the vcntilators at least ought to be
open in compliance with tho orders of
the city health department in combating
the Spanish influenza Tho conductor
replied that he had received no such
ORDERS and tho vcntilators were kept
closed much to the discomfort Of the
/ IN GOTH