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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

Wheat or rye ground for stock feed
is In violation of the federal reEuia-
tons. The grains are needed fer hu-
man consumption and 8 severs penal
~ attaches for their use in any other
amer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

wATTFD-Laborers. Vibrating depart
ment: IS and O. cents Per houa; "a
L,,~ sbiffs: good boarding house So-oV
rer vssk Aetna Explosives Co. Inc:
Aetna. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FoR RENT-2 or 3 rooms for light
housekeeping. near car inc. Phone
1850. Call az Hickory ST. Hammond
4-25-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-Desirable room. suitable
for ] or 2. 1901. Elm st. Indiana
Tfarh0r. A-25-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-LiEht housekeeping rooms
no children. 57c1 Hemlock ST. Ind
Harbor. 426-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

wANTFD-sheet metal workers Tor
~rsnerai factory work Apply, Cq1tea
~benfcal Organic Products Co fisr9
m0nd-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

Smith claims his brand is
BETTER because be doesn't
SPEND MONEY in ADVERTIS-
ING. but PUTS the MONEY In
the PAINT.
1t sounds LOGICAL to some
folks, and they FALL FOR
1T. They think they're getting
SOMETHING BETTER fol-
LESS MONEY.
ROT.
The FACTS are:
Jones charges more because he
INCLUDES the cost Of ADVER-
Using. but he SELLS BET
TER GOODS because he SELLS
A LOT.
Smith has FEW sales at a
CHEAPER price. Where does
Smith get of If he doesn't sell
an INFERIOR a~rticle2
A PROVED advertised article
is the SAFEST and BEST BET.
II an advertised article Is a
FAKE 10 IS SOON DETECTED.
watch the advertisements In
this paper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT nice front rooms with
use VI kitchen. must b. reliable people
only. Mrs. j.. Lee. 3l9 State Line Al.
1T stairs. Corner Douglas. Opposite
hospital. Hammond. 4-25-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

Thirty-eight milling firms in Indi-
ana have been given until April 9Th
to apply for license under liability
Of prosecution for continuing business
without so doing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

WANTED - Men. Wells tarso r. f.,
press Co. Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27


FOR SALE-By owner. one Of the best
built homes i'm Hammond. hot water
heat. electric lights. bath. all modern
conNentences. shade and fruit trees.
grape vines. large lawn around house,
large garden already p1owcd and partly
planted. near Gary car lire. Only Is
min. walk to Hammond's largest fac
tory. Price. $4,000: $500 cash. nal. $40
per mo. Cali So Howard ave. Ham
mond 4-27-3
FOR SAILS room cottage hot water
hcsf. 50 r.. lot. $1,000: also 4 room
cottage. so f. lot. $1,000; South Side,
small cash ps. iuent. Possession lit 10
days. i. T.. Nyman. Phone f6Sa. Ham
Wund. 4-2f-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

John Ruger OF Lafayette has Joined
the STAFF of the Indiana food admins
traitor to have charge of sn baking
problems. A bakery inspector will
be added to the stan, whose business
will be an examination Of shops. &C
counts, formulaes. etc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27
Wanted-Male Help

WANTFD-Rovs over Is years hIinE
school certificates. Indiana BOX =
CAiCs 80. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-N1cely furnished room;
gentlemen preferred. 4f21 Forsyth
ave. Atlas ant. Q p" East Chicago.
4-27-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT Sleeping room; modern.
Phone 101OR % Douglas st. Ham
mond. 4-26-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27
Lost and Found
Roarders Wanted.

WANTED Bosrders and Roomers.
1919 Erie St: close 10 Conkey's.
Standard and G.. O.. round house. Phone
1921. Hammond. 4-27-i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT-Fnrnishcd sleeping rooms
4SfO Todd ave. T.. Chicago. 4-26-5
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. gas heat and electricity furn-
ished. Phone Hammond l336W. SIS.
I50th 81. Hammond 4-2T-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

WANTED-25 laborers- Central Saem
lcal co. 4"o ~ 49, 4-20-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

The Red Cross -the symbol of a
cause-wide as the world and high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27

FOR RENT furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. SOL Siblcy ST. Ham
mond. 4-21-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-27
It's a Gentle
Art, the Art
OF Bunking.
az Moss.

YOU'LL recog-
z ntze this old
slap at advertis-
ing
Jones brand of
paint sells for %
cents q can.
Smiths brand
sells for % cent?.
World's cresset., 1918-10-24
Sermon twenty-five
Ever]a lasting
Gospel.
TEXT.

s"r l would not brethren
That ye should be ignorant nl
this mystery lest ye should be
wisein your own conceits thai
blindness in part is happened to
lsratl until the iulness CT the
Gentiless be come in.
And SO all Israel shall bessav'
ed as it is written There shall
come out Of Sion the De!iverer
and shall turn away ungodless
from Jacob;
For this is ny covenant unto
them when / shall taae away
their sins. ~ :.
AS concerning the gospel they
are enemies for your sakes:
bur as touching the election they
are beloved for the fathers sakes
ROM. II -25-28)
ALSO.
Then the eyes Of the blind
shall be opened and the ear of
the deaf shall be unstopped.,
Then shall the lape man leap
as an bart and the tongue oi.the
dumb sing for in the wilderness
shall waters break out aid
streams in the desert.
), And the parched ground shall
become pool and the thirsty
land springs of waters; in the
habi,ation Of dragons where each
lay shall be grass with reeds
and rushes.
And an highway shall be there
and q way and il shall be called
The way of holiness The unclean
shall not pass over it but it shall
be for those the wayfaring man
though fools shall not err there.
in.
No lion shall be there nor any
ravenous beasts shall go up
thereon it shall not be found
there but the redeemed shall
walk there.
And the ra1somed of the Lord
shall return and come TO Zion
with songs and everlasting joy
upon their heads they shall
obtain JOY and giadness and sor'
row and sighing shall fee away,
lisa. 35-5-1O.)
IN reading the scriptures of
our Text, the precious thoughts
OF The readers will have to be:
here is a time spoken OF that has
never yet come to pass. For
the Jews who are the Ransomed
b as rot. yet returned unto Zion
With son go and Ever lasting JOY
upon their ads-.Everlasting
JOY, means thru out ihu cease
less Ages, as they pass by.
They are yet scattered among
all the nations of the world.
But the time ia soon al hand
when their eyes will be opened,
anu their ears, shall soon
be urstcpped, and then they
sholl return and come to Zion.
with songs and Everlasting joy.
and sorrow and sigbins shall flee,
away. For al this time the re-.
deemer shall come out OF zion
AID shalt turn away uneodliness
from Jocob, then sLsh the. lame
81 Z = . & l.l9 Il i =
World's cresset., 1918-10-24

, valops in mine eyes? solJL tie
Lord o. hosts.
| Thus saith the Lord otshosts
Be told I i'll save my people
i,cp the east county and from
the west country.
And | will bring them and
| they shall dwe'l in the midst Of
! e1usslem and they shall be- ny
people AMI l will be their God
in truth and 10 righteousness. .
Zecb. 8--3--6
| This scriptures ptCves be-
ycnd a doubt that this tine
| has not yet come, bit ii must
come! and it will come with the
preaching of lhe Everlasting
Gospel, And this time is at band
for in taking up the Book
Nahum we learn that the day
IS at hand by the fultillment of
propbesy Nahum speaks Of the
book of the vision and tells US OF
God being gealous, and will
svenge. ard take revenge his
enemies yet slow to anger; But
Of great power, ard will not
punish the wicked. And in
speaking Of the wicked he said.
For while they be falden to-
sether as thorn and while the
are drunken as drunkards they
shall be devoured as stubh!e
fully dry. Nahum. 10y
We must say that under the
power of the Pope of Rome the
nations are falden tcgsthcr as
thorns. And there is one who
came out Of them [the ileiserl a
wicked counsellor, And tbo they
be ever soquiet about ii as -Ou
will read in TIE. IL verse vet
they shall he CUT down, For
God ferther said in the sane
verse concerning his peopel.
Tho J. have afflicted thee J. will
atfIict thee no more And then
makes them promis of this.
For now l will brake his yoke
from of thee and will burst thy
bonds asunder.
And the Lord bath given 9
commandment concernlng thee,
that Nil more OF thy name
be sown out Of the house Of thy
gods will I cut off the craven
image and the molten image; I
will make thy grave for thou art
vie.
Behold upon the mountain the
feet OF him that bringeth good It'd.
ings publisheth peacel o Judah
keep thy solemn. fe.sts perform
thy VOWS for the wicked shall no
more pass through thee be is
utterly cut of.INahuu l-1a-15
This brings US up to the great
and notable day Of the Lord when
the wicked shall be destroyed
and the righteous shal! inherit|
.he earth. For God has said
tha. the wlched shall be distroy.
ed and the righteous shallinher'
il the earth and wh.n there is |
nothing but righ teous people in !
the earth. Then righteousness |
must cover the earth. as the !
wat ers cover the sea,
For this pressnt worlds war;,
is proof OF the coming Of the1
dissr uc:ion of the wicked.
For both war and plague are
laying many. many away for |
nunr And no uouSt 500 shat
World's cresset., 1918-10-24

i5 is the wicked, that is bein.
cut,tf ia this our day the keise
isthe heading faction for th'
kiser has stood in The from
Of his army and proclaimed to be
the servant OF God, doing cod:
work. Yet icy are fulfilling
TIE worA of disobedience thru
disob edi erce and It is for this
reason. God thru the prophe'
said.
For 10 l begin to bring evil
on the city Which is called by my
name aud Should ye be utterly
unpunished9 Ye shall Lot be
nupunished for will call for a
, sword upon all the inbabitants
OF the eartn saith the Lord of
hosts. tJer,25-29,
We believe that Rome is the
city spoken of. For at this
, pres tnt, time she crowns her.
SELF as the mistress of the world,
And the pope as her great
finerseer. Burlin as her Daugh.
ter Therefore sod has said.
Therefore prophesy .hou
against them Ill these words,
and say unto them, The Lord
shall roar from on high and
utter bis voice from bis holy
haoitation; be shall nightly
roar upon his habitation; he
shall give shout az they that
tread the grapes, against all the
Inhabitants of the earth.
A noise shall come even to the
ends Of the earth; for the Lord
hath a controversy With the
nations. he will plead with the
flesh, be will give them that are
W ckae to the sword, saith the
Lord. (Jer. 25-3O-31.)
We have before the reauer
the very things which is coming
10 pass right now, We can
plainley see them. And for this
reason.
TLG5 saith the lord of hosts,
Behold, evil shall 60 forth fron
nation to nation. an. a great
whirlwind shall be raised up
from the coasts of the .arth.
And the slain of the LORD shall
he at that day from one end OF
the earth. even unto the other
end of the earth: they shall not be
lamented. neither gathered, nor
buried; they shall be dung upon
the ground. tJer 25-32-3S.)
Dear reader you must say
that We are in this time, right
now. For this reason God
fertilizer said.
Howl, ye shepherds, and cry;
aud waliow yourselves in the
ashes. ye principal of the flock;
for the days OF, your slaughter
and of your, iispersions are
accomplished; and ye shall fall
like q pleasant vessel.
And the shepherds shall have
no way to dee, nor the, principal
OF the aock: to escape.
tier. N-34-8b.)
%! ye shepherds OF To day
who feed your selves and do not
Continued to page 2.
World's cresset., 1918-10-24


For the watery streams of
the Everlasting Gospel vii.
Brake out. b.. Aud all the g,or?
OF a liviog Christ shine forth
as the noon day sun. And by
Che light Of a CruciGed Lord
shall the eyes OF the blind see
and the Ransomed shall return
and come to Zion. And the re-
deemed walk in the way of Holi,
ness, and the wayiaring man tho
a fool shall not err there in.
Tberefore seek We out Of toe
Book OF the Lord. and learn,
for not one jot or title of the
Law sr the prophets shall in
no wise pass ti'l.all be fulfilled
And In connection with the full
fil]ment Of all thing written, we
must See Jerusalem once more
Inhabited, Is towns without
walls, pleas read.
And he said unto him Run
SPEAK, to this young man, saying.
jerusalem shall be Inhabited as
towns without walls for. the
multitude of men and cattle
therein.
For I saith the Lord will be
unto her q wall Of fire Ground
about end will be the glory in
the midst of her, (Zecb 2+-5)
This must he one Of tho things
which is written that has yet TO
come to pass. Then the prouise
Is that Jerusalem shall be
inhabited. az towns without walls
for the multitude of men and
cattle there in what q glorious
promis which is not yet fulfilled
And ye. we have a greater
promise, For God said that he
will be wall of FIRE around an d
about them this all must ccne
by the preaching of the Everlast'
ing Gospel.
Therefore thus saith the
Lord: tam returned to Jerusalem
with mercies; my house shall
he built in 1t, saith the Lord of
hosts, and 9 line shall be
stretched forth upon Jerusalem.
Cry. yet saying, Thus saith
the Lord Of hosts, My citiesl
throug prosperity shall set be
spread abroad: and the Lord
shall yet comic rt Zion, and sbal
yet choose Jerusalem. .[Zech
1--16 -17.)
Yes dear friends in The preach
ing of the Everlasting Gospel,
God will return to Jerusalcm
aud abide With bis people. and
not only for short time, but
for evor. For its reads.
Thus saith the Lord I am
Ieturned unto Zion and will
dwell in the midst OF Jerusalem
and Jerusalem shall be called q
city of truth and tie mountain OF
the Lord of Losts the holy
mountain.
Thus saith the Lord OF bosts
There shall vet old men and old
women dwell ir the streets of
Jerusalem and every man With
his staff in bis hand for very age
And the streets Of the city
shall be full Of toys and girls
playing 10 the utreets thereof,
Tyus saith the Lord Of hosts
II Il te marvellous in the eyes Of
The remnantAsnf fhio t,.orlo a.
World's cresset., 1918-10-24
LOCAL LORE
store for shoes.

Wards store for shoes.
Work is going slow here on
the account,of the sickness.
Wards store for dry goods.
Lodge night every Tuesday at
the Colony Tabernacle it is the
Lodge Of Joseph and Mary.
Come to Ward 3 store and you
save money.
Our Government must have
belp.
H-- \
Come to the Colony meetings
TO hear the Truth preached.
The CRESsET is only a Lalf
sheet this week, and will not
come out again until the Plague
or sickness at this place ahates
Ed.
World's cresset., 1918-10-24

FuRLlsHED EVERY THURSDAY
FREMONT MO
., ~ -.
Entered az Sc cond class
matter April 2, 1915. at the Post
Office at Fremont, Missouri
under the Act March 8, 1897.
World's cresset., 1918-10-24
The CRESSET
FREMONT. MO.
REV, L. s. GARRETT. EDITOR
PUBLISHERS"

N. G. Garrett & NJ! M. Bowers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28
TRACTION RATES RAISED
IN INDIANA TO MEET
THE WAR EMERGENCY

Interna tional News Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May IS
Effective June g, for the duration
Of the war emergency" passenger
rates over the Union Traction Co.
from two TO two and half cents a
mile. After that date 10 cents will
be the minimum fare for a single
passenger. The public service COM
mission in granting the Increases
declared that il was clear the petit
toner could not continue 10 op-
crate and maintain its electric rail-
road system and at the same time
pay the taxes assessed against II and
meet its charges for interest, and
bonded Indebtedness. rentals and
sinking funds and provide for its
ether current requirements unless
granted additional revenue
The Fort Wayne and Northern
Indiana Traction CO. has filed pc
tition in which increased fares are
sought on its city lines in Logans-
port. IL also seeks 10 bandon part
Of its city lines in Logansport and
Lafayette and asks permission to
operate One-man cars I'm LOgansport
Lafayette and Fort Wayne.
An increase 10 SO cents a square
foot of radiation is sought by the
Interstate Public Service Co. in its
bot water heating rates in Lebanon,
Beford and Fowler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28
TWO BILLS AGAINST
GERMAN 'kULTUR'
Sen. King Would Dust Lam
guage From All Schools to
Defeat Propaganda Aims.
lDteruatlonal News Sesvice.

International News SeEyice:
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-While
there is a temporary lull in the SEN
ate awaiting action by the house on
the army appropriation bill and the
new revenue bill, Sen. King OF Utah
is preparing today TO secure action
on new legislation against the
spreading OF Germanism in Amer
lea.
Two new bills have been pre-
scented 20 the senate which Sen
kins believes will 20 a long way to-
ward stemmins the Deutschtum
movements that the agents of the
kai>er have started
one bin provides that United
states district attorneys shall he in
>tructed so cancel the naturalization
paper, of any who show sympathy
for The cause Of the central powers
The other bill would prohibit the
teaching OF the German language in
schools ion the United States InNcstI-
cations covering a vide field have
convinced sen. King that il has been
& part Of the scheme OF Germanism
and "kultur' 20 make the German
language common one. Inquiry
has shown that hish German Off
t.Il. have urged the German Ian
Euasc iu the United States as the
6rst siep toward spreading the Ger
man doctrines throughout the en-
ire world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28
HOME RULE PLAN
STILL INDEF INITE
Chancellor Unable to Say
When Measure viii be
introduced.

international Ness Service.
LONDON Max -N---' nanreiIor A
Bonar law announced ln the house
of commons TODAY az tne re-umn-
tfon of the sessions following the
WhitSuuday holiday that he was
unable 20 say when au Irish home
rule oiU would oc introduced He
had no intention OF making any
statement regarding Ireland al TINS
time he added.
The British government IS seeking
fuu report on the recent bombing
of Red Cross hospitals behind The
British front nE German aimen.
s h.u euu p-l-"As H-re hiI.d co.
Uouuard tl- eAaueeIor declared
Ml. Jaw said that negotiations
are being uttered for au eN.h haus-
OG prisoners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28
NO AGREEMENT REACHED
ON THRESHING PRICES:
PLEDGE CONSERVATION
InLernatIonaI - Ssrvlce

International News Service
INDIANAPOLIS Ind. MAY 2S-
No agreement as TO thres hing prices
was reached al a meeting Of thresh-
ermen and farmers held Yesterday
at the state house. The matter was
untouched and il was learned today
that il is now in the hands of the
food production and conservation
committe on the state council Of
defense. This body is expected TO
lay down = schedule for fair prices
for threshing this year and prevent
any unjust charges
The 500 threshermen here yester-
day enthusiastically pledged their
support TO the conservation progra NJ
~ the threshins division Of the
nited States food administra ton
rhev We're told that the federal
-ov@rnment expects 20 save 10000
900 bushels of wheat through care
tIl rhreshins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28
AIRPLANES DRIVEN OFF
BY PARlSlAN DEFENSES

Iurr-usrnu-t Nevs ~erF .er
PARIS MAY 2F-Ter 0r twelve
German airpIanes attempted go raI1
Paris last night and some bonn ~
were dropped iu ouIsIuE district $.
nu- the CITY proper was NOT -es nj
n was officially announced today
only several bonn .- Wei- dropped
The danger sigma. was sounded 1t
Io.4- o.elpek and rre fl clear
signal sf 1f-t. o.D.u'H
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-28

said the military critic OF the Times
today. we may take 10 to be rea-
sonably certain that the addition Of
another 81 miles 10 the battle front
does not mean Abandonment or the
thrust against Amiens along the
Somme estuary or the abandonment
Of the threat against the channel
ports
The war critic expresses the opin-
ion that the Germans will not be
able 10 find a weak place i'm the
allied line. adding that the allies
still have the supremacy Of the air.
That the allies were not taken by
surprise when Won Hindenburg sud-
denly switched the pressure of his
assaults 20 a new and untried ueId
of battle was shown by the fact that
the British We're there 4 standing
shoulder 10 shoulder with their
brave French allies 90 repel the att
tacks.
Surprise Element Gone
All of the element OF surprise is
aone for the Germans. which is a
big obstacle i'm their path and q
great advantage 10 the allies
South OF Lake Lickebush near the
Iocre sector of the Flanders front
the enemy seems TO have gained a
footing i'm 500 Yards Of French
trenches accordinl 10 unofficial ad-
vices from that front AT other
points The Germans were thrown
back from ground they were trying
10 occupy.
Military critics are divided in
their opinions as TO the German
plans and strategy some advance
the belief that the drive on the
Aisne front was intended as diver
sion i'm the hope Of Turing French
and British reinforcements south
ward To that zone from the Picardy
and Flanders fronts Others saw ln
the new German blows an effort TO
advance the German lines in the di-
recuon of Paris
Crown Prince Comma nds.
The German armies that were
thrown into the attack are under
the command Of the German crown
prince and the German high com
mand is evidently Stoppin= al moth
ing i'm an effort 10 bolster up the
military prestige of the kaiser's
son.
If il Is really the strategy of Non
FTindenburg TO continue grand
scale offensive between Rheims and
scissors. the next phase Of the drive
probs bly viii see the Germans try-
ing 10 force a passage OF the Ai-ue
river west OF Berry an Bac.