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GEOLOGIC We VALCE.

We Spoj. Statech nalezi geo.
logicka uradovna mezi nejpil-
nejsi vladni odbory a geologic
pestuje Sc tn vice nezli z3-
mich jinych. We vac prispiva
take svym dilem ku zdolanl ne
pritele. Kdyz Sc mely staveti
konkretove lodi, chtela lodni
rada vedeti, kde lie nalezti nej
lehci pisek ma svete V mnozstvi
dostatecne velikem. Jednalo Sc
o to, ably konkret, n6hoz je
lodni t6lo zhotoveno, byl CO mo
Emo nejlehci. OtaZka ia byla
predlozena geologickemu odbo
III, ktery j zodpovedel tim. re
vynasel v jistych sop ecnatych
krajich Noveho Mexika a Ari-
ony ve-ika loziska pisku cedi-
coveho, ktery je tax lehky, ze
skoro plove, tvrdy iako sklo a
Jest nejidealnejsim mataria EN-
X vyrobe konkretu ma boky lod
nj. Podarilo S, jei najiti V
mnOzStyi tax velikem. Ze VISTA
Il do nekonecna.
We Francii Dylo treba VISTA
VIII vojenskou cestu. ktera by
sLesla dopravu nejtezsiho ma
kladu. Bylo po ruce nekolik ruz
rych materiald, jedna-o s. o o.
tazku, ktery mich lest nejlep-
Isl. Znovu byla otazka ia pred
lozena geo,og1m, pNdelenym
Fershingove vyprave, kteri il
cpet rozresili dokonale. Tako-
We pripady prihaz ii Sc caste.
l'itna voda pro cvicebni tabory
jest dGlezitou otazkou, jak co
Go mnozstvi, tax co do doko.
nalocti. Geologicky odbors po-
cal vrchnimu vojenskemu le-
karskemu odboru analyst vody
j dobrozdanl o jejim mnozstvi
a ma zakiade tom ucineno bylo
rozhodnuti.
! Pripady tyto ukazuji, jak
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V TOVARNE MA PLYNOVE
MASkY.

"Nekdy Sc v noci probudim,
celia spocena," pravi slecna E.
lene Fosterova, dilovedouci v
tcvarne ma plynove masky, ma
Long Islandu, "a vzpominam,
zdali jsem neprehledla neja-
kou vadu. Jest to velka zodpo-
vednost, avsak uspokojeni ply
nouci z vedomi, re koname ne
co veleduleziteho pro nase vo-
jlny vice nezli zplna nahrazuje
vSechnu starost."
V Long Island City, pres
most Greensboro, naleza Sc bu
dcva, V ktere pracuje. tri tisice
zen osm hodin denne, a slecna
Fosterova ruci "a to, ze kazda
z nich jest zarnym prikladem
vlastenecke obetavosti.
Pred sesti meslci, kdy s pra-
ci touto zapocato bylo, podile-
10 sc ma nj pouze petadvacet
zen divek, nyni, jak vyse psa-
no, jest jich tri tisice a k tomu
diva tisice muzl. z techto zen
dvacet procent drive nikdy ne
vydelavaly 81 zivobyti. Byly to
danny pohodlneho zivota, a
"narukovaly" z cisteho Waste
nectvi, - belovlase matky vo-
jinl ma fronte, lnlade manzel-
ky a nevesty boj.oyniku, kterez
:chtejitsnecim suzitecnym Sc. zaby
vati, n.szli,jejich drazi Sc vrati.
Lee vetsina pozastava re zen
dfive vydelavajicich 81 zivoby-
ti@y y, raznem povolani, =: spiso-
vatelky,s umslkyne, fotografist-
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tori, ktefi 81 zakoupili pozemek
a patrali tn pc zlate. Nachazeli
je, ale " castkach TAX nepatr-
nych, re Sc h.edani nevyplace-
10. Tu vladni ufadovna upozor
MIA majitele, ze by mohfi zbo-
hatnouti jinym zpdsbem nezli
hledanim zlata, totiz tezeni flu
oru. Rady jeji bylo uposlechnu
to a bro zahajeno bylo vynos-
ne tezeni.
Ia tn dobu, CO geological Il
radovna trva, nasla v zemi lozi
ska rozmanitych mineralG,
vsak ponevadzrse po mich rikdo
n nsptal, z1stalo to nepovsimnu-
to. Vsak valka proved' a velike
zmeny. NaSe zeme nema ruz-
nych latek, ktere Sc drive z ci-
Z,-ny dovazely, jako mangan,
chromit, tungsten, rtut, siru a
jine. Geologove vsak dokazali,
re latky ty u mas jsou, ale dolo-
vani jich byvalo drive povazo-
vano "a priliS drahe a proto
ry'umyslnici davali prednost
importu pred vlastni vyrobou.
V tomto patrani Sc stale pokra-
cuje a kdyko,i Sc CO najde, u
verejni Sc to v novinach a ne
kdo Sc jiz podniku chopi.
Mangan jest re vsech jim, mo
vanych latek snad nejdGlezitej
81, nebot bez neho byla by W.
roba lepslch druhu ocele memo
zna. V dobach mirovych dova-
Eel Sc z Indi:,, Brazilie a z Kav-
kazu. Po zahajenf valky zusta-
Ia jed-nym pramenem Brazilie,
4 to jeste pramenem tezko dosa
litelnym, ponevadz nebylo ma
zbyt lodi pro dopravu. Vsak be
rem posledniho roku objtveno
hy,o mnoho manganovych dolu,
V nichz We vsech Sc pilne pra-
Gle. Vyroba stoupla paterna-
tobne proti vyrobe rok pred
tim, vyrabi Sc jiz celia tretina
toho, co zeme spotfebuje, u
stavicne 81 vysledky zlepsuji.
V dobe miru nelaka prospek
tory mic TAX jako loziska dra-
hych kovu, zlata a stribra, cd
nlchz 81 kazdy s'.ibuje nejrych-
lejsi zbohatnuti. Vsak v teto
valce ztratily drahe kovy ma ce
lie mnoho a nikdo nema pro ne
zadny zajem. z drahych kovu
1aa teto valce znacnou cenu
jenom platina. Te bohuzei v ma
81 Z.,m. neni nazbyt, zasoby
jsou velice male, ale tn a tam
Sc prece nachazi. Platiny potre
buje Sc v elektrotechnice, clk.
mil a}jinde, "a to tax Velice,, re
hylo Wade todporuceno, ably
yzacny kov zapovedela v uziva
nj " odboru klenotnickem a
v1ala jej do vlastni' spravy. Ii:
de, k; Fl neiaky pl;edmet .pla
tiny mali, mel i'by jej 'bez od
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jez zaujimaly spolehliva mista
We velkych obchodech a pod.
Vsechny pracuji v. dplnem SOU
ladu a jedinou mys.enkou -
zhotoviti uplne bezvadnou d
tim uplne bezpecnou ma5ku
rroti smrticimu plynu.
Zpravodajka vsimla 81 hez-
ke zeny cizozemskeho vzezre-
NJ, jez prace oci ami nepozve-
dla. Tazala Sc kdo to jest a do
stalo Sc il odpovedi, re to Bel
gicanka, jejiz muz byl nejbo-
katsim obcanem mestecka, v
nemz zili. Vlastnil tovarnu q
vetsina obyvatel,,tva byla MIN
zamestnavana. Kdyz Nemci
vtrhli do mesta, cdepfel upo"
slechnouti jich rozkazd, zacez
hyl zastrelen pred ocima man.
zelky. Jako by ma tom nebylo
dosti, bidnici odvlekli jeji sest-
nactiletou dceru, nlz matka
dodnes nes]ysela slova. Pc tri
leta marne dlvku hledala, q
kdyz vzdala Sc nadeje, odebra-
la Sc do Ameriky. "Teprve n.y.
ri ucl Sc znovu Sc usmivati,'
pravila dilovedoucl, "a vcera
mas prekvapila hlasitym smi-
chem. Kdyz jsem poprve prisla
bezmala nerluvila. Myslim, ze
tato cinnost zachranila il roz-
um."
Velka budova, jez nicem
nepodoba sc tovarne, nalezi
je fizena vladou, die vojenske-
ho poradku cili kazne. Vetsina
muzskych zamestnancn odena
je khaki. Navstevnici nejsou
vitani ze samozrejmych pricin,
a neni snadnym zjednati 81 do
tovarny pristupu. Divka, jejiz
povinnostf jest hlidati vchod,
jest primo neuprositelna, a ma.
vstevnlk must prodelati pravou
inkvisici, nezli smi vepsati sve
jmeno do knihy obdrzi tuhy
kulaty listek, jenz 81 pripevni
ma prsa. Listek jest tichou od-
povedi tazavemu pohledu, JIM
kazdy zamestnanec vita cizin-
ce. Nota bene, kazdv re zamest
nancd cd nejvyssiho lrednika
po vymetace, oznacen jest ko-
vovou d,estickou, obsahujici ,je-
no fotografii cislo.
lnkvizice odbyta vstup zjs
dnan, objevi Sc bladik odeny
khaki, ktcryz navstevniku della
prdvodciho, a spolu vydaji Sc
ma obchGzku. Prochazi jednu
obrovskou sin po druhe, v kaz-
de pfi stolech sedi zany a div.
ky, pracujici ma. maskach. Ka-
zda masek prodela tricet pro
cesu nezli je ohtova, a vsechny
procesy az ma diva provadeny
jsou zenami. Muzi totiz cemen-
tuji gumu (kteraz prace kona
Sc prsty a vyzaduje dlouholete
zkusenosti pri hotoveni gumo-
vych plastu do deste), napl-
nuji banky chemikaliemi, iez
nosic masky lnusi vdychovati.
Krone techto dvou procesu,
vse ostatnl Romano je zenami,
cd chvile, kdy masku do ruky
vezmou co kulaty plochy kus
gumy do chvile, kdy odeslana
jest do mistnosti, odkud nak!a-
dy jsou dopravovany pres
more.
Hotoveni plynovych masek
jest naramne delikatni praci a.
ia delnicich spociva velka zod
povednost, - zodpovednost lid
skeho zivota. Neimensi vada,
ne vetsi nezli hlavi:ka spendli
ku, muza zpdsobiti smrt. Ured-
nici tovarny toto pine chapou a
proto snazi Sc predejiti kata-
strofe uzasne dokonalym zp!,-
sobam inspekce. Kdezto v kaz-
Gle obycejne tovarne inspektoSi
.neD lnSDn kfl ,rky tyori i'm mol,
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SERMON NINE.
The forbidden fruit: Or
the Abominable thing,

This su bject is one OF the mos
important points, not only for
the reader, out for the entire
human families, thai is. to kno v
what the forbidden ;rui, was;
that Eve per:uoA uf. There has
been a great deal OF speculation
and comment or This point.
Some say it was a tree that
bore some kind Of fruit an apple
or a peach. or some other kind oil
fruit; And others say, other
things. Our aim shall oe 10 lay
before our readers such truths
from the blessed word that will
enable them to see JUS, what the
forbidden fruit was, and then
they will also see what the
abominable thing was, And
inorder that we may do this, we
shall start with the language that
was given first on this point.
Please read. And the Lord
God commanded the mao saying.
or every tree of the garden
thou mayest freely eat: But of
the tree of the knowledge OF
good and evil thou shalt not cat
OF it: for in the day tha. thou
eatest thereof thou shalt surely
die. GGen. 2-l6-10.
We suppose. The cause of some
thinking and. saying that the
forbidden fruit was an apple, is
because there is Tree spoken of
in the scripture above quoted.
But W hen We goto reason on
this scripture We learn this tree
was wise enough to know good
and evil; which We mu>. acknow.
ledge, that no fruit tree never
did have such knowledge.
Therefore, we must look in a
different direction to find a
character that bad the knowledge
Of good and evil. God sal IA to the
man, that he placed in>tbe garden
in the day thou eat thereof
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QUESTION COLUMN.
ssssss~s
QUESTION NO 2.

Please tell US Why the Church
today hasnot the seven men
spoken OF in Acts, 6-3 to admin.
lister on the same purpose-if be
Is Apostolic:
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10 His heart. Please read.

! to His heart. Please read.
And they have built the high
places of Tophet which is In the
valley Of the son of Hinnom; to
burn their sons and their dauvh'
ters ia the fire; which 7 com.
manded them not neither came it
into my heart.(Jer. I'D
And yet He goes further to
say it never cane into His mind
that they should 10 this abomin.
able thing. Please read,
They have built also the high
places of Baal, to burn their
sons with fire for burnt Offering
unto Baal, which I commanded
; not, nor spake it, neither came
1t into my mind.' (Jer. 19-5)
! Here is the abominable thing
iand the forbidden fruit. 1t was
not the intention With God that
the formed man or his descend.
ents. should mingle or have any
thing to do with the created
, man or bis people, for cod had
,, placed a middle wall between
them and it took the shed blood
: OF Jesus to tare this middle wall
down. In conclusion we shall
ask you to read the following.
Because they provoked his
spirit. ST. that he spake unad,
visedly with bis lips. They did
not destroy the nation, concern.
ing whom the Lord commanded
them: But were mingled among
the heashan aud learned their
works.
And they served their idols
which werea snare unto them;
Yea, they sacrificed their sons
and their daughters unto devils.
And shed innocent blood even
the blood of their sons and of
their daughters whom they sac.
ri1ced unto the idols of Canaan,
and the lard was polluted With
blood. (Ps. .1oe-e3 .,toae.)
The reader that wants the
trnth' cannot help hut see the
mighty gulf that was fixed be.
tween those two people.
Ii one was to say they did no.
see any difference they would
have to make God out a partial
God For in the first place it matt.
cred not now much the Israelites
would violate the com mands of
God be would 60 after them and
plead with then for he says all
the day loug have stretched
forth my hand unto a disobedi.
ent aud gsln'saying people.
But on the other hand you.
clnnot see any where or at any
time that God pied with the 9th.
er people he would not lei them
come ia to the congregation Of
the lsraeliss until the third gen.
Grafton.
This would show a partial G ID
| these neop!e all came from one
mIn' We do hope that the
reader may consider well and
Comprehend the precious facts
in tue lesson. that we
nave presented to them in order
% see what the forbidden fruit.
Sa'' which "as the abominable
hing originating through the
r &c of knowledge of good and
wi and great assirian that was
n The garden of God that could
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declaration God laid down q deaf
warrsnt 10 this formed man
providing that be should eat o
the forbidden fruit.
1t will be necessary for Us t.
get some understanding of thi
tree OF knowledge Of good an,
evil. Inorder to understand
what the forbidden fruit was.
We have comprehended by th'
scriptures that m en- and peo
pie has been called trees: as i
is written in this language:
The trees went forth on a time
TO annoint king over them: and
they said unto the olive tree,
Reign thou over US. (Judges. 9-e
This scripture is positive proof
that people are called trees. This
then is a token OF the truth tha,
leads US 10 believe. that the tree
OF the knowledge Of good and evil
was a man, AS people at different
times and God through diffe rent
writer's called them trees. For
you will see that Paul also called
the 1srae.ites the good Olive
tree and the Gentiles the wild
Olive tree; in this language.
For il thou vert cut out of the
olive tree which is wild by ma.
ture and grated contrary to ma.
ture intoa good olive tree how
much more shall these which be
the natural branches be grsffed
into their own olive tree"(Rom.
II pa
Now all that we will have to do
is to prove that there was more
people in the garden besides the
Adam and Eve called trees to
understand, what the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil was.
This we shall do by asking
you to read this scripture.
Son Of man say unto the prince
II Tyrus Thus saith the Lord
God Because thine heart is
fitted up and thou has said i AN
! God l sit in the seat OF God in
he midst Of the seas yet thou
'rt man and not God though
bou set thine heart as the heart
+ God. Behold thou art wiser
ban Daniel there is no secret
bat they can hide from thee
Eek. % 2 2-3) y
Now we must ask was this
ian in the garden of Eden?
Well the bes: thing for US to
o, Is to let the word speak.
lease read
Thou hast been in Eden the
arden OF God every precious
tone was thy covering the sar. ,
ius the topaz the diamond the
eryl the onyx and the jasper the
apphire the emerald and the
arbuncIe and gold; the work
'anship of thy tabrets and of {
~ pipes was prepared in, thee in {
'e day that thou vast created.
Thou art the anointed cherub l.
lat covereth and / have set f
Zee SO thou vast upon the Y
o'y mountain OF God thou hast S
a'ked w. and down in the o
idst OF the stones Of fire. Thou t
asst perfect in thy ways from v
e day that thou vast created L
J lniquity was found in thee. a
EEK. 28-13-14--15] b
In the 28-3 we bave a mfn 81
at was wiser than DAME. there y
aa no secret, that they could e,
de from him. This man we al
arn was in the garden of Coo. c;
This Is spoken in tile 13 v. you u
ii find in connection with the u
'. that this character was Ct m
'd' work of Creation, and RI
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in tue garden of God was like
unto him in his beauty. I bavt
made him fair by the multitude
Of bis branches: so that all tbt
trees of Eden, that were in the
garden OF God envied him,
lEzek. 31-S-9.]
There is ro one that can read
but what will! have to say thai
there was people in the garden
besides the man Adam who Coz
called trees. And there is one
special one referred to as being
wiser than Daniel, that there
was no secret that they could
hide from him. This man without
any doubt was the tree Of The
knowledge of good and evil, And
this tree was the forbidden frui,
that Eve pertook of. And wha,
became. the abominable thing
God saiu.to Adam the man be
had formed after the seventh
day; concerning this tree lin the
day thou eat thereof thou shalt
surely die And it was this that
God had reference to when he
said ye have made a covenant
with death and agree ment with
hell And this same condemna.
tion was spoken to Noah a des.
cendent Of the formed man
after he had crossed the food; in
this language. But flesh with
the life thereof. which is the
blooe thereof, shall ye not eat.
AND surely your blood Of your
lives will l require: at the hand
OF every beast will l require it,
and at the hand of man: at the
Of every mans brother will l re.
quire the life of man. Whose
sheddeth mans blood. BY man
shall bis blood be shed, for in
The image of God made he man,
Gen. g. 4-5-6]
This condemnation is in es.
'ence the SAINT as the one given
% The man Adam We under
'tand that death was 10 follow
n both sayings and there is no
nistake but What death did follow
n every instance, wherever this
ecloratioa of God was violated
In the day thou eat thereof
hou shalt surely die, J" for fash
nth the life thereof" when the
ian Adam eat, death followed in
8 wake. And so it did, when
ne sons of God took the daagh-
ers of men. as it reads.
And the Lord said. l will des
10y, man whom I have created
ON the face of the eartL both
ian, and beast, and the creep.
'g thing and the fowls. OF the
II, for it repenteth me that l
ave made them, Gen. 6-7
You will see by the readinl of
le following scripture why it
as that God said that be would !
estroy man whom he had .
'eated. Please read.
And it came 10 pass, when ,
en- bsgan to multiply on the
&c OF the earth and daughters $
ere born unto them, That tie
ms OF God saw the daughters
men that thev were fair, and ,
ey took them wives OF all
bich thty choose. And the ;
'rd said, My spirit Shall not ,
Ways strive with man for that ,
also is flesh: vet his DAYS G
all be a hundred and tweptyl
ars, There were giants in the a
rlh in those days; ard also I
.er that when the sons of God h
me in unto The daughters Of G
en-: and they bare children to y
en-. the same became mighty l. |.
IN which were of old men Of Z
nown. And God saw that theI
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OF cod to mingle in marriage
with men: This we say was the
forbidden fruit, And death fol
lowed; by the food, The minds
of great men are divided on the
idea of who the sons of God was:
some of them say that it was an
gels from heaven, others say
that it was the good pias christ
ians of those early days. The
latter is the general received
opinion. The first, probably
that it was angels from heaven,
is false. as angels do not marry
neither are they given in mar
riage, as it was said abont the
woman that had seven husbands
all brothers, please read
And Jesus answering said un
to them. The children of this
world marry and are given in
marriage: But thsy which shall
be accounted worthy to obtain
that world, and the resurrection
from the dead neither marry
nor are given in marriage: (St.
Luke, 20-34 -35.)
Then we must understand that
there could be no angels come
from heaven and marry the
daughters of men here on earth
for Christ said there were none
but those of this world was Civ
en- in marriage. The second
proposition that it was the good
pious christians of those early
days is also false. For a good
piops christian does not commit
such abominable things that
displeases God.
Although we have just such
good pious christians in this day
and age of the world. Trampling
the mercy of God under their
feet every day; shame on such
pious christians. Those early day
christians, was the decendents
of the formed man mirgling with
the descendants Of The created
man which we say was the for
hidden fruit or the tree of the
knowledge OF good anil evil.
Again We must turn the reader
70 another circumstanc, which
shows the forbidden fruit,
For they have taken of their
daughters for themselves and
or their sons so that the holy
seed have mingled themselves
With the people of those lands
yea the hand of the princes and
'ulers hath been chief of this
;respass. Ezra 9-2l !
Here is another circum instance |
imular to the one recorded in
len. 6 CD. and do set forth the
orbidden fruit or the abomin.
bile thing. Yes here it is stated !
hat the seed have mingled them
elves with the peonle Of ,shose
ands. This brought forth death
very time, as God said it>would
0 the man Adams descendants
the garden, We must 90 stu!
urther and ask sol TO read this
criptvre.
In those days also savI Jews
bat had married wives of A,dod
I Ammon and of Moab.
And their children so>k, ha,f
q the speech OF A $40 l and co1ld !
ot speak in the Jews language,
ut according to TIE language
{ each peopie.
And l contenLel with tht m
nd cursed them and n tie Ger
'in OF them ard p'uckrd , If their
air aud made them swear nv
I'd saying; Ye shall no. give
b /
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QUESTION NO. 8,


What is the abomination OF
Desolation spoken of by Daniel
the Prophet spoken OF in the
gospels standing in the Holy
place?
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