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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-18
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son or ihe diocese Hl West Texas uf
fne Episcopal. chuj.N b. Visitor N
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headquarters u ~Hn AnioEiu lni A.
suites tho greater nAft ~ his time Co.
r'lirieuH work m ihe army caupf 300
tNN leiuliN " san Aufpnlc
At recon, entertainment, held at
th. West Point school aale ~ pies
together With the lHrtioninA Of puif
n,tted $3.50 fnl inf junior Rcd cross
4 check ln that amount wis received
yesterday fs NAi Benton. chairman pf
ihc Nueres Courte liea cross Chapter
The opening Of The surtr con
fpt iionef, and cold llinl stand io-
caffl u tho NctahrNrn hulilrN uf
me CORNER Of Mesquite and roppl'
streets viii occ,u rhutada, evening
Cisud Fowier Is fht propfietor OF This
new establishment Cold and hot
lfnhs ANA lunch, wii hc sprral's
AZ The Suff
The enlisted men of tho Fourth
D l.ld Artillery viii give o dnnce 20 ihe
Nueces Hotel toniRhf ompllmeniatf
fo me people 81 corpus CHRISTI 49,
orchestra from camp Scurfv viii NW
uinh iiie music Tuniahis dunrc IS i'
fesumc the r'grH weekly dances ia
tho Nnoces ior TIC enlisted men thai
we're discontinued when the tiith pr
sneyrs iafi Camp Senfff seefl
weeks ago.
Arguments were started yostera y
BOZ me Russell WI Cps, aud a. liae
i that the case VIII tet io TIE nft
SOME time this afternoon. lius ~ 3
case wherein X o. ouok Mtf John
Muss.tr and others are couteeiinF fns
wiz oi The late Mi Many e huasfil
who lef on estate appraised ~ 1880
GOO The defendant. HFe Mrs ANrl
DenlRc Dudley Hiehad and hiwra
Ward Mrs Nnr, Wilkinson ana Ni
MAY ward Tho rfsc hnf been on iiiH'
World's cresset., 1918-04-25

cuser OF our brethnrn is cast
down, which accus.d d tht In be-
fore our God day and night, Rev.
12-7 7-10l
We learn fro m this that the
old Dragon called satan was
once in Heaven.
And h. brought about war
And he was cast out and down
to earth, wherefore the Heaven
of Heaven is where God dwel:s.
Please read again.
And I joan saw the holy city
new Jerusalem, coming down
from God Cut of heaven, preCar,
ed as d bride adorned for her
husband, iRev. 2l-2
Hare is the holy city the new
Jeru salem coming down from
God out Of Heaven. This
certainly will locate the Heaven
OF H. avens above Us and that th,s
third Heaven is where God has
his shrore.
Nov then we have established,
the third Heaven above. Bat
the greatest wonder is tpis.
/ How did the great red dragon
get in Heaven. We shall in the
first place prove that God created
evil. please read.
! II form the light and create
the darkness: | make peace
and create evil: I the LORD dc
all these things "Usiah 45-2>
Here the readers will see God:
own language says t5dt II,
created evil.
The next point' will be +
prove how God created the evil
And for a starting point W
shall ask you to read the follow
lug.
"IIow thou art fallen, O Luc
) fer, son,of the morning. ho'
thou art cut down 10 the groun
which dilst weaken the nations
lisa IA .-12i
This Lucifcr the son of tt
morning. was created an ang'
of light and God had given hir
the third ruling power in th
u Heaven of Heavens.
And .bru his craftiuess ft
. greater power he brought on
World's cresset., 1918-04-25

war IN Heaven as you have
reod above.
There is the son Of the morning
who fell from his purity and
brings on a war, and be coratoIs
the third part of the angels and ,
takes them with him when he is
cast down TO earth from Heaven
they leave tteir own habi.ation
please read.
For if God spared not The
angels that sinneG, hut cast
them down to tell, ard delivered
them into chains of darkness, to
be reserved unto judgement;
| p Peter 2 i
! You will sec ty tlis dear
readers that those angels and
h edt vii sinned The. at one time
they were angel 'of light in
Heaven but they sinnad and left
tn t,l frs, rrle estate.
P;ease read.
J And the angels which kept
not their first estate, but left
their own haoiiatin, he hath re,
served IN everlasting chains
under darkness unto the judg~
men& Of the great Cay. dude I
-6)
| IN this scripture our readers
can plainly see that God had
C Gated TIE devil arr his angles
pure and had given them d place
in the heaven Of heaven, Many
men deny this, but W hat we see
land know proves that they
left ,heirs first estate and
: their own habtation, and brOu4ht
on a war 5etween God and them.
And there vas no more room
; found in Heaven for them ard
God cast then to earth, So YOU
will see just Row God created
evil. God bad created them
+ good but they sinned. left their
Y pure state nd became devils,
q Since lie devils has been cast tc
! earth, there has been a continual
war fare. But SOON God will
e take the kingdom ard give it to
p tue saints. Please read,
D But the saints of 'he mosi
e high shall take the kioglSom, and
poss ess the kingdom for ever
'r even for ever and ever. '" Dan e
a 1s]
World's cresset., 1918-04-25

they we're no more They went
dom in silence But now there
is another consideration After
the seventh day Gods day of rest
then He formed man from
the dust of the ground. ande ooG
this man and placed him in q |
garden This garden was intend
ed by God, to be g place Of abode
for this man and God command
ed him to dress that garden and
keep IL. And Of every tree of
that garden he should eat of but
the tree of the knowledge of good
and evil that tree this man was
not to eat OF ii. And in the day
that he would eat of it he was to
DIE Now wehave two conditions
in this lower Heaven or in olher
words two classes of people fill
| ing t1o different mission works
the one 10 be fruitful multiply
and replenish the earth and the
other to dress the garden and
keek it Now then we have pre-.
sented 10 you the Heaven; with
a little Heaven in it the GARDEN
our next point shall be to point
out to our readars the third
Heaven and this then will euable
US TO see the second Heaven,
more readily Our first script
ure that we shall read on thi,
point is this
II knew man in Christ above
fourteen years ago (wbether in
the body cannot tell, or wheth
err out Of the body | cannot tel
God knowetn.) such as one
, caught uo to the third heaven.
2 Cor. II .
. Here we see Paul was caught
up into the third Heaven, ant
! there he heard word, which was
. not Iawfnl for man to utter.
, This Heaven lie also call;
paradise.
Then Paul reached this para
disc be bad passed through tw
=, heavens: the condition of the
=, Jews; under the law, before h
vas brought INFO the condition
, of the Gentiles under grace.
i, This third Heaven is above II
j, II is where God has his thron
1t is whtre God WAS before
; He created the heaven and eartt
The revelator speaks Of thi
~ third Heaven in this manner
4 And the tiftl angel souaaad'
~ and saw star fall from h"ave
: unto the earth aud to him wa
\ given tie key of the bottomles
Il pit ( Rev. (9--1)
Heaven is represented here a
being aAcve the earth. tn
! stars could not of feA to tn
earth.if it Lad not Of been aboy
Il the earth.
Again We read
And i saw another might
~ Angel come down from heaver
t. clolhed with Il c'ond: and Il rail-
'e bow was upon his head, and b
le face was as it were the sun an
'r his feetas pillars Of fire 'tE2v
, y
n This arge' came donn fro
-, Heaven. hence the third Heave
is above MS.
Ayajn we read.
And there Was war IN heave
=, Michael and his angels fouEl
in against the dragon and u
dragon fought aud his angels.
/, And prevail ed not: neither WI
ru their place louad any more
World's cresset., 1918-04-25
There is Men who say
There is 60 God.
Continued from page 2.

Nay possible if we would
eman cipate ourselves from
vulgar notions, and raise our
thoughts as far as. they would
reach, to closer contemplation
of things, we might be able to
aim at some time and seeming |
some concept ton how matter
might at first be made, and
begin to xist by the power OF
thai eternal first being ;but to|
give beginning aud Being to a
spirit would be found more
uncomfortable effect of omnipo
tent power. But this Being
that would perhaps lead us t.
far from the notions on which
the philosophy now in the world
is built, it would not be pardon
able to deviate 80 far from them;
or to inqaire. so far as grammer
itself would authorize, if the
common settled opinion opposes
it: especially in this place,
where the received doctrine
serves well enough to our pre-
sent purpose, and leaves this
past doubt, that the creation or
beginning of any one substance
ou. of nothing: Being once ad-
mitted, the creation of all other,
but the Creator himself. NAV
with the same ease. be supposed
But you will say, is i. not
impossible to admit OF the maxi
ing any thing out Of nothing,
since we cannot possible con
ceive it?
] answer. No, Because it
is not reasonable to DENY the
power of an Infinite lIeing, upon
this ground, because, we cannot
comprehend it's operations.
We do not deny other effects up
on this ground, because we can
not possible conceive the man"
rer of their production; on, tn e
eart, We cannot conceive how
anything but impuIs OF. body car
move body: and yet that is not
a reason sufficient TO make US
deny it's impossible against the
constant experience we have OF
it in ourselves; in all our voun
,arv motions. which are prod
uced 10 us only by the tree act
ion or thought CT our own mind:
and are not, nor can be the eff7c.
of the impulse or determination
of the motion OF blind matter II
or upon our own bodies for tbel
it could not be In our power o
choice to alter il For example
nv right hand writes, whilst m
left hand is still. What cause
rest in one, and motion in TO
other? Nothing but ny will.
thought of my mind: nv though
only changing, the right han
rests, and the left hand moves.
This is matter Of facts. whic
can1ss be denied. Explain thi;
and make it intel!igible. an
then the next step will be
understand creation. For tn
giving new determination !
motion of the animal splr
(which some make use Of
explain voluntary mo,ion) cieal
not the difficulty one j)t;
alter the determination OF motto
being ia this case 10 easier M
less than to give motion itsel
since the new determinatio
given to the animal spirits mu
30 either Immediately
thought: or by some other bot
put in tn,ir Wv ~ 5hDl- b
which was not in their way 10
World's cresset., 1918-04-25

narrow measure or our capac'
tiles, and 20 conclude all things
i'm possible to be done whose ,
manner OF doing exceeds our
comprehension. This is to
make our comprehension in6nity
or God finite, when what he c an
10 is limited to what we can con-
ceive of it,. If you do not
understand two operations OF
your own finite min d, that
thinking, think within you, do
not deem it strange that you
cannot comprehend the opera
tions of that eternal induite
mind, who made and governs all
things. and wbom the heaven o!
heavens cannot contain.
According to the word of God
we must conclude there are
different places called heaven.
1 For the Psalmest David says.
The heaven even the heavens.
are the Lords but the earth
hath be given to the children of
men(Psa. a.115-16.
In this language we have more
than one heaven spoken of AND
our aim in this article shall be TO
locate those different places cali
ed heaven. So our readers may
know their position. The HEAVIER i
| that we shall call the first heaven
| will Re the lover Heaven. Ard
this first or lower heaven. are
spok en- OF this manner.
In the beginning God created
the heaven and the earth, Gen
I-1.)
| And inorder 70 locate this
Heaven, we must read the follow
ling from the mouth of an indn
ite Being called God.
! And God said. Let there be
firmame6t. in the midst of tht
waters and let it divide the water:
| from the waters.
And God made the armament
ard divided the waters which
were under the firpament from
the waters which we're above th'
tirmsment, and it was SC.
And called the firm am en-
Heaven. Aud The evening an
the morning were the secon'
day (Gen.1 IS -7-S.)
In this scripture we Lave thi
first heaven located in firm
ament And in order to know
just where this Heaven is locate,
4. we will have to read the followin,
Anu God said Let the wafer
y under the heaven be gathere'
I together unto one place and le
the dry land appear.and il wa
so.
& And God called the dry Ian
T earth. and thegatherlng togethe
: of the waters Gales be seas. an
y God saw that ii was good. Gen.
S -9-10.
e his scripture locate this frs
a Heaven beyond any Gouo
" ltis space and this spac
d uooo,,s -, .,,o o,.,, ., -
reaches IRON Gne eartn 10 tI
waters above the ornament G
u Heaven This Heaven or tiru
y amept is the place where me
= live in the natural body: or i
- other words this space We no
'e live in The man created on tt
~ SIKH day who was the beginnir
!" of the Gentle race, vas fir
~ placed in This space And ga
- dominion over every .hing
!" space, this was the first Heave
IN attainable bs man. The Gentil
)r was born into this heaven--Thl
!. God = DOWer of creation, AZ
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11
RED CROSS NOTICE.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 11.--Every American soldier overseas will re- ceive one Christmas package, but on- ly one. Labels are now being dis tlibuted throughout our army. These labels will be sent back by the boys to that person in the United States from whom he wishes to receive his Christmas package. Packages that do not bear this label will not be &C., capted for delivery by the postal au- thorities. Families and individuals receiving these labels from France will take them to the nearest Red Cross chapter or branch where they will be given card board boxes, 3 x 1 x9 inches. These boxes will be fur nished by the American Red Cross without cost. With each box will be given complete instructions regard ing the articles which may be sent. No message or written material of any kind will be allowed to go in the boxes. When the boxes are packed, they must not weigh more than two pounds, fifteen ounces. If parcel is over weight some article must be removed Perishable food, soft can sdy, liquors or anything in glass con-
 diners will not be accepted. lndi- viduals must not mail the boxes themselves, but should deliver them to the nearest collection station de- signatsd by the Red Cross, un- sealed and unwrapped and ready for inspection. Parcel post zone rates will be charged. No Christmas par
 eel will be accepted by the Ameri-
 can Red Cross for shipment after November 2oth. The war department
 will not allow more than one parcel for each man. It is expected that ap-
 proximately two million of these
 packages will be sent abroad, and the
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11
TUCK KERMAN.

Miss Alta Roberts, who has posi- tion with one of Newport's wholesale houses, is at home here this week suffering from an attack of influenza.
 Dan Hogan motored to Newport last Sunday afternoon to see his brother, Charles, who was reported to be very i'll. Later reports are that his brother is very much improved physically.
 Jaes w. Slayden spends much of his time on the large Clover Bend plantation which Slayden Bros. re- gently purchased. He contemplates moving there next year and assum- ing full control of the entire business.
 Vaughn Strider came over from Batesville last Friday and remained over Sunday with Tuckerman home folks. He is taking the military course in Arkansas College which Uncle Sam has provided for young men of draft age.
 Vernon Roberts, formerly resi- dent of this place, was up from Little Rock last week mingling among Tuckerman. friends. He is stationed at Camp Pike just now and is Se- cond lieutenant in Uncle Sam's ser- vice.
 c. A. Choate and wife left Tues day for Batesville in response to a message stating that their son, Rich ard was very sick with Spanish in- fluenza. The latter is taking the mil itary course at Arkansas college which Uncle Sam has provided for young men of draft age.
 John w. Stayton, prominent Newport attorney, was here Tuesday looking after professional business.
 Vaughn Strider and Boyce Coei who are taking the military course at Arkansas college at Batesville came home last Monday night. The latter is i'll with Spanish influenza, which is raging there. Dewey Parrott and Richard Choate, Tuckerman boys who are also there for the same pur- pose, are reported to be i'll with the same trouble.
 Lafe Armstrong, whose home is in Texas, is here visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Armstrong, and other Tuckerman relatives.
 Work on the transmission line which is being built to Newport by the Arkansas Light 6 Power Con- pany, is progressing slowly. Most of the poles have been set to Grassy Slough. Scarcity of labor is retard- ing the work some.
 Tuckerman was visited by a show last Saturday. As usual such things draws a large crowd. The town was crowded all day with country people who came to see the show. When It came the crowd was bitterly disap- pointed inasmuch as the entire thing was on board two cars. No afternoon performance was given and at night tickets were sold until the entire space within the tent was taken and practically nothing could be shown.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11

The above letter received from cur former assistant manager who had charge of and did hardware mill supply and harness buying salary of Sl5000 ger mcnh who ed to work store five years at $500 per month Now, this young wentyfour years of age the PRIME OF LIFE, with his WHOLE FUTURE before him. but he GAVE IT UP and enlisted in the army 5000 per month leaving A FATHER, A MOTHER, A WIFE AND ALL FRIENDS FIGHT for and DEFEND the best and truest of all nations, for which he sorry
 What he has done there thousands of men and boys that know who have done and doing the thing so can WE who left home afford let these boys when they home pomt the finger o and say he did moi buy bond and support supported and fought for him? So finn, as individuals, employees say that going support them with the last dollar and hour of work that have gve and that any this great U. S. A of A., who does do the h his financial ability entitled live this great and Democratic country of under the and Stripes that true % per cent Ameri living under and predict that you do do your full duly when the boys marching home will to Germany or other foreign land.
 Think this oyer ard be 100 per American and buy 4h Liberty Bonds They good investment bank stock in the world Think of with l0O000O0O to make It good.
 If this letter will rot you limit and buy 4h Liberty Bonds until hus you have Iody that full of yecw, instead of under the Lest country Gods green earth.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11

amount of shipping space provided for them will not permit of any de- viation from these rules. The man themselves will decide who is to send each one his parcel.
 If you do not receive a label from your boy you cannot send him a Christmas present.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11

All you who have torpid liver, weak digestion CT coastipated bowels look out for chills. The season is here and the air is> full of the dis ease germs. The best thing to do is to get your liver in good condition and purify the stomach and bowels. HERBINE is the right edy, it answers the purpose completely Price COG. Sold by ". r. Bevens.
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Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11
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 The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of aII news dispatches credited to it or aot otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
 All rights or republication of spe- cial dispatches herein are also re- served.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11

A missile was thrown which struck a little child and came near fractur- ing it's skull. The tents were badly cut and havoc in general was played. The country would be fortunate if flaws were passed which would pre- vent such grating outfits from oper- ating. The moral influence which they exert is bad and such influences by resident citizens would not be toll erated. The public is always fleeced out of much money and as result legitimate channels of business suf- fer and scores of simple-minded peo- pie spend money that should be used to buy food and clothing and other wise keep the "wolf from the door," Our town council would do a good thing for the town if it would pass an ordinance placing prohibitive tax on them.
 County Clerk Fred Parish of New port was here last Saturday mixing and mingling among the large crowd that had gathered here to see the show.
 E. B. Gardner and wife, who reside in the western part of Glass town ship, were here visiting among rela- tives and looking after business mat ters the latter part of last week. They are making arrangements to become citizens of Tuckerman again. They have rented their farm to other tenants for next year and will prob ably move here before the first of the year if they can arrange for house to move III.
 Mrs. Ed Walton and children left for their home in Barren township the latter part of last week, after having visited at the home of Rev. 5. c. Wick during the preceding week.
 Deputy Sheriff Bob Ivy of New port was here Saturday looking af- ter official business.
 Miss Maude Tyer left here Sunday for Swifton, where she went to be- gin her labors the following day as one of the teachers in the public school of that place.
 State Manager Goodheart of the Modern Woodmen was here last week in the interest of that order. He ex- poets to put on class adoption here about the 7th of next month All camps in the county will be expected to participate in securing members for the class to be initiated in the mysteries of the order at that time.
 W. H. Terrell recently sold his butcher shop and grocery business to Bowen and Coe and retired from bus mess. He will probably engage in the vocation of carpenter during the next few months.
 Ernest Edens and wife, accompan- jed by Roy Congleton and wife, mo- tored to Alicia last Sunday and spent the day among their relatives and friends.
 Hon. Geo. A. Hillhouse of Newport was here last Saturday swapping big warns among his friends, as he usual ly does when he hits Tuckerman. Those not belonging to his ring" supposed that he was arranging for a big camp-hunt which he desires to have pulled off within the next few weeks.
 W. A. Cook left here Sunday for his home at Memphis, after having visited his brother, J. c. Cook, and other relatives during the preceding week.
 The weather during the past week was ideal for crop-gathering and the farmers of this vicinity have certain ly taken advantage of it. With continuation of such weather dur ing all of this month the bulk of the crops in this section would be har- vested.
Newport daily independent., 1918-10-11

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